’Tis of My Rambles

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A Hug or Two

A Little Bit More

A Long Time Ago

A Night in Bushmills

Across the Western Sea

Against the Grain

All for Me Grog

All of It

All on St. Patrick’s Day

All Sing Together

All Through the Night

An Irishman in Paris

And the Sun It Still Rises

Angels on High

Another Ian Joke!

Auld Lang Syne

Away in a Manger

Back Home in Sweet Tralee

Back to Sea

Band Without a Country

Banks of Newfoundland

Belfast

Belfast Boozeleers

Belle of Belfast City

Bells Over Belfast

Black Velvet Band

Black Velvet Band

Black Velvet Band

Bog in the Valley

Bonnets of Bonnie Dundee

Bonnie Kellswater

Bonnie Lassie‐O

Bonnie Woodgreen

Bonny Labouring Boy

Bonus Track Joke

Boolevogue

Boys of Belfast

Boys of Belfast

Brady of Strabane

Brady of Strabane

Brandy of Strabane

Bridget Flynn

Buy Us a Drink

CALTAN WEAVER

Christ The King (Dan Fogelberg)

Christmas at The Alehouse (George Millar)

Christmas Caroling

Christmas Eve

Christmas in Killarney

Christmas in Killarney (Redmond, Cavanaugh, Weldon)

Christmas Medley

Christmas Morning (George Millar)

Come Away With Me

Come by the Hills

Come by the Hills

Come Fill Up Your Glasses

Come In

Come In

Cruising ’round Yarmouth

Dan O’Hara

Darlin’ Sporting Jenny

Daytrip to Belfast

Dear Little Shamrock Shore

Dear Ould Ireland

Diabolical Things

Did She Mention My Name

Dinosaurs

Don’t Call Me Early in the Morning

Don’t Fly Away

Donald Where’s Your Troosers

DONALD WHERE'S YOUR TROUSERS

Donovan’s Pub in Ballinasloe

Down Among the Bushes of Jerusalem

Down Among The Bushes of Jerusalem (Tommy Sands)

Down by the Lagan Side

Down by the Lagan Side

Down by the Sally Gardens

Drink, Sing and Be Jolly

Drunken Sailor

Drunken Sailor

Drunken Sailor

Dublin O’Shea

Dunluce Castle

Erin’s Green Isle

FAREWELL TO CARLINGFORD

Fiddler’s Green

Finnegan’s Wake

First Day on the Somme

First Love in Life

Forty Years A‐Rovin’

Glenarm Bay

Glencoe

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Good King Wenceslas

Good Luck to the Barleymow

Good Luck to the Barleymow

GOOD LUCK TO THE BARLEYMOW

Goodbye Mick and Goodbye Pat