After all these years|All the way from Ireland (came Molly the rose of tralee)|An old irish
lady (sweet mother of mine)|Back in old Ireland|The ballymaquilty band|The bard of Armagh|The
beauty of Kitty Malone|Begorrah|The black velvet band|Blue eyes crying in the rain|A bunch of
thyme|Clancy lowered the boom|Cockles and mussels|Colleen|Come Back Paddy Reilly|Come back to
Erin|County tyrone|The croppy boy|The dear little shamrock|Dear old donegal|Deep valley
Desmond|Delaney's donkey|Did your mother come from Ireland|Doonaree|Eileen Alannah|Eileen
Aroon|Ellan vannin|Erin the tear and the smile in thine eyes|Fare thee well
Enniskillen|Farewell Ireland|Father O'Flynn|Forty shades of green|Galway bay|Galway races|A
garden in connemara|The garden where the praties grow|Hannigan's hooley|The harp that once
through Tara's halls|Harrigan|How can you buy Killarney|I'll take you home again Kathleen|If
you ever go to Ireland|If you're Irish come into the parlour|Ireland must be heaven (for my
mother came from there)|Irish eyes|The irish rover|The isle of Innisfree|It's a great day for
the Irish|It's a long way to Tipperary|It's the same old shillelagh|Just a sprig of auld
shamrock|Killarney|Lament for Brendan Behan|Let Erin remember the days of old|A little bit of
heaven|A little dash of Dublin|Little irish home|Lough sheelin's side|Master McGrath|Mick
Mcgillian's ball|Mick McGuire|The minstrel boy|Molly Malone|Molly O'Rourke|Mother Machree|The
mountains of Mourne|My irish Alannah|My irish home sweet home|My Kathleen|My lovely rose of
clare|My wild irish rose|Norah|The old country|The old rustic bridge by the mill|Paddy
McGinty's goat|The parting glass|Patsy fagan (The dacent Irish boy)|Peg o' my heart|Peggy
O'Neil|Phil the fluter|The rapparee|A real irish mother|The rose of Allendale|The rose of
Mooncoin|The rose of Tralee|A shawl of Galway grey|Silver threads among the gold|The spinning
wheel|St Patrick was a Gentleman|Sweetheart darlin'|Teddy O'Neill|That old fashioned cot in
Kildare|There's no song like an irish song|Too ra loo ra loo ral (That's an irish lullaby)|The
town I loved so well|When irish eyes are smiling|Whistling gypsy|The wild colonial boy|The wind
that shakes the barley|With my shillelagh under my arm|You don't have to be irish (to be
welcome in an irishman's home)
