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A handbook of Irish dances : with an essay on their origin and history / by J.G. O'Keeffe and Art O'Brien

Sixteen-hand reel; Twelve-hand reel; Cor ochtair (Leath-shlabhraid); Eight-hand reel (Half-chain); Cor ochtair (Atharraigh ionaid); Eight-hand reel (Slip sides); Cor ochtair (Leath-fainne); Eight-hand reel (Half-round); Cor ochtair (Cor casta); Eight-hand reel (Cross); Cor ochtair (Caidhp an Chuil Aird); Eight-hand reel (High Caul Cap); Port ochtair (Droichead Gleanna Beithe); Eight-hand Jig (Glenbeigh Bridge); Port ochtair (Da Cheathramhan); Eight-hand Jig (Quarter-chain); Port ochtair (Slabhradh); Eight-hand Jig (Full-chain); Port Ochtair (An Da Chrois); Eight-hand jig (Hands across); Port ochtair (La Fheile Padraigh); Eight-hand jig (St. Patrick's Day); Six-hand reel (Fairy Reel); Six-hand reel (Duke Reel); Cor Cheathrair (Cor Cuinneach); Four-hand reel (Square Reel); Cor Cheathrair (Fionn-ala); Four-hand reel (Fionn-ala); Cor Cheathrair (Leath-chasadh); Four-hand reel (Half-turn); Cor Cheathrair (Cor an Bhothair Mhoir); Four-hand reel (High road reel); Cor Cheathrair (Cor Chaislean an Droichidh); Four-hand reel (Castlebridge reel); Port Cheathrair (Pleireaca na Banndan); Four-hand jig (Humours of Bandon); Port Cheathrair (Port na Lub); Four-hand jig (Hook jig)

Irish Traditional Music Archive

A guide to Irish dancing / by J.J. Sheehan

Four-Hand Reel (A); Four-Hand Reel (B); Eight-Hand Reel (A); Eight-Hand Reel (B); Sixteen-hand reel; Twelve-hand reel; Four-hand jig (Humours of Bandon); Eight-Hand Jig (A); Eight-Hand Jig (B) (St Patricks); Slip (or Hop) Jig (Rocky Road to Dublin)

Irish Traditional Music Archive

A general collection of the ancient Irish music : containing a variety of admired airs never before published, and also the compositions of Conolan and Carolan. Vol. I / collected from the harpers &c. in the different provinces of Ireland, and adapted for the piano forte with a prefatory introduction by Edward Bunting

Ad gCoigreach Ma Bin Tu, air = If to a Foreign Clime You Go, air; Colladh an tSionnaidh, air = Foxes Sleep, The, air; Speic Seoighach, air = Joice's Tune, air; Drioghnan Donn, air = Brown Thorn, The, air; Bean Righ na Sibhrach, air = Fairy Queen, air; A Cailin, a bhFaca Sibh Sorsa?, air; Girls, Have You Seen George?, air; Ta an Samhradh Teacht, air = Summer Is Coming, The, air; Catlin Triail, air = Kitty Tyrrel, air; A Ghilla na Sgriub Anantrat, air = Beardless Boy, The, air; Plangstigh Druraidh, air = Planxty Drury, air; Sean Truicha, A, air = Old Truagh, air; Mailigh St Seorse, air = Molly St George, air; Paistin Fionn, air = Fair-Haired Child, The, air; Gradh gan Fios, air; Love in secret, air; Dfosgail Si an Doras go Cuin O, air = Open the Door Softly, air; Maighistreas Cole, air = Madam Cole, air; Aislean an Oigfear, air = Young Man's Dream, The, air; Murnin na Gruaige Bane, air = Charmer with the Fair Locks, The, air; Cassadh an tSugan Me, air = Twisting of the Rope, The, air; A Donach, Na Bi Fogarthach, air = Dennis, Don't Be Threatening, air; Plangstigh Cheallaigh, air = Planxty Kelly, air; Carruig an Aoibnis, air = Pleasant Rocks, The, air; Ben Bhan, air = Fairy Woman, The, air; Rois Dilloun, air = Rose Dillon, air; Untitled, jig; Sgarfuint na gCompanach, air = Parting of Friends, The, air; Taleor an Grain, air = Ugly Taylor, The, air; Caislean Ui Neil, air = Castle O'Neil, air; Catigh na gCuach, air = Kitty the Cuckoo, air; Maidin Fomar, air = Harvest Morn, The, air; Sean Mac Eire an Glanne, air = John, Heir of the Glen, air; Bruach na Seanoinne, air = Banks of the Shannon, The, air; Cailin Donn, air = Brown Maid, The, air; Era Gaddigh Goid Mo Slainte Uaim, air = Jointure, The, air; Riguin an Uaigneas, air = Forlorn Queen, The, air; Pearla an Bhrollaigh Bhain, air = Snowy-Breasted Pearl, The, air; Mreagud Ni Maoleoin, air = Madge Malone, air; Staic Dhiarmuidh Ui Dudha, air = Dermot O'Dowd, air; Catigh Ni Bhrian, air = Kitty O'Brian, air; A Run, Fan Agam is Furrid go Lo, air = My Dear, Stay with Me, air; Dear Black Maid, The, air; Deoleoghadh Maire Lum, air = Mary, Do You Fancy Me?, air; Concerto Chearbhulan, air = Carolan's Concerto, air; Rois Bheg Mhomhar, A, air = Little Harvest Rose, The, air; Maligh Ni Mac Alpuin, air = Molly Macalpin, air; Abghil Ni Breitmuin, air = Abigail Judge, air; Plangstigh Reilligh, air = Planxty Reilly, air; Moll Dubh an nGlanne, air = Maid of the Valley, The, air; Bfear Liom No Eire, air = I Would Rather than Ireland, air; Seonin O Reilligh Fear Gasda, air = John O'Reilly the Active, air; Is Iombo Eru &rl, air = Irish Lullaby, An, air; Oganaigh Oig, air = Blossom of the Rasberry, The, air; Margnaigh Eoin Ui Neil, air = Lamentation of Owen O'Neil, The, air; Anna Ni Diarmuda Ruaidh, air = Nanny McDermotroe, air; Calin Deas Seruidadh na mBo, air = Pretty Girl Milking the Cows, The, air; Torilag Og Mac Donach, air = Young Terence McDonough, air; Isiobal Buircach, air = Isabella Burk, air; A bhFaca Tu Mo Bhalentine?, air = Have You Seen My Valentine?, air; Plangstigh an Johnstonach, air = Planxty Johnston, air; Bob Isordan, air = Bob Jordan, air; Da Mheadh Spre ag a' gCat, air = If the Cat Had Gold, air; Tugamar Fein a' Samhra Lin, air = We Brought the Summer with Us, air; Tomas O Buirc, air = Thomas O'Burke, air; Sig Bag agus Sig Mor, air = Little and Great Mountain, The, air; Plangstigh MacIubhair, air = Planxty McGuire, air; Graine Nuisean, air = Grace Nugent, air; Plangstigh an Duilanac, air = Planxty Dillon, air

Irish Traditional Music Archive

2nd record: rough mix, July 2005 [sound recording] / David Power

Performers:
Power, David, Waterford, uilleann pipes A1-14

Running Order:
1. Reels: Donegal reel, Dublin reel
2. Instrumental piece: Eibhleanóir a rún
3. Hornpipe: First of May hornpipe, An sean veist 's an carbhat
4. Reels: Polly put the kettle on, Miss Johnson
5. Instrumental piece: Cuaichín Ghleann Neifin
6. Jigs: Friar's britches, An rogaire dubh
7. Set dance: Rodney's glory; Hornpipe: The Leitrim thrush
8. Instrumental piece: Casadh an tsúgáin; March: Garryowen
9. Reels: The wise maid, The limestone rock
10. Instrumental piece: An bonnán buí
11. Reels: The road to Lisdoonvarna, The five mile chase
12. Jigs: The piper's chair, [unidentified]
13. Instrumental piece: Sliabh geal gCua na féile
14. Reels: Colonel Frazer, The colliers reel

21st Anniversary Claddagh Records Gold Disc

Framed gold disc, presented to The Chieftains by Claddagh Records engraved with the follow: ‘Presented to The Chieftains on the occasion of their 21st anniversary and on achieving sales in excess of 250,000 in Ireland’.

18th International Folksong and Ballad Seminar, Inishowen, 2007. Lecture: The Prince of the Gael is abroad [sound recording] / Tom Munnelly

Performers:
Munnelly, Tom, speech in English A1-7

Running Order:
1. Speech: Introduction
2. Speech: 'The prince of the Gael is abroad' lecture with pre-recorded musical examples
3. Speech: [lecture continued]
4. Speech: [lecture continued]
5. Speech: [lecture continued]
6. Speech: [lecture continued]
7. Speech: [lecture continued]

“I Looked East and I Looked West:” A Celebration of the Life and Music of Julia Clifford. "The English years" presentation [videorecording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Howson, Katie, speech in English
Hall, Reg, speech in English
Ward, Alan, speech in English
Kilbane, Michael, speech in English
Kilbane, Caroline, speech in English
Munger, Eileen, speech in English
Munger, George, speech in English
Coakley, John, speech in English
Toews, Nigel, speech in English
Ricketts, Ken, speech in English

Running Order:
1. Introduction, speech in English / Katie Howson
2. Presentation on Julia Clifford's life in England, speech in English / Reg Hall
3. Presentation on Alan Ward's relationship with Julia Clifford, speech in English / Alan Ward
4. Presentation on Julia Clifford and the folk club scene in England, speech in English / Michael Kilbane
5. Presentation of personal stories of Julia Clifford, speech in English / Michael Kilbane ; Caroline Kilbane ; Eileen Mungar ; George Mungar ; John Coakley ; Nigel Toews ; Ken Ricketts

“I Looked East and I Looked West:” A Celebration of the Life and Music of Julia Clifford. Official opening [videorecording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Howson, Katie, speech in English
Baxter, Linda, Councillor, speech in English
Clifford, Billy, speech in English, flute
Clifford, John, speech in English
Harrington, Gerry, stroh fiddle
Howson, John, speech in English

Running Order:
1. Introduction, speech in English / Katie Howson
2. Councillor Linda Baxter's speaks on her connection to Irish music, speech in English / Councillor Linda Baxter
3. Talk on Julia Clifford's life, speech in English / Billy Clifford ; John Clifford
4. I looked east and I looked west, polka / Gerry Harrington, stroh fiddle ; Billy Clifford, flute
5. Rathawaun, jig ; The hare in the corn, jig / Gerry Harrington, stroh fiddle ; Billy Clifford, flute
6. Footage of Julia Clifford performing [videorecording] / Julia Clifford, fiddle ; [various performers] ; Doc Rowe, [director]
7. Closing remarks, speech in English / John Howson

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