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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]

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

Ar nós na gaoithe: Like the wind [sound recording] / John Wynne

Performers:
Wynne, John, flute A1-14;
Gurney, Paul, keyboard;
McEvoy, Paddy, piano;
McEvoy, Jacinta, guitar;
McGlynn, Arty, guitars;
Doyle, Paul, bouzouki;
Moloney, John, bodhrán

Running Order:
1. Reels: The gladstone, Farewell to Miltown Malbay = Slán le sráid na cathrach, The humours of Westport = Pléaráca Cathair na Mart
2. Jigs: The orphan [= Mrs Casey's], An dílleachta = The cow that ate the blanket = An bhó a d'ith an blaincéad, Winnie Hayes's = Port Winnie Uí Aodha
3. Reels: Farewell to Erin = Slán le hÉirinn, Austin Tierney's
4. Jigs: The wishing well = An tobar beannaithe, Both meat and drink = Deoch a bhfuil beathú inti
5. Hornpipes: The Bunglas lass = Cailín Bhun Glaise, The Belfast hornpipe = Cornphíopa Bhéal Feirste = (The Sweep's Hornpipe)
6. Polkas: Boney crossing the Alps = Boney ag dul thar na hAlpa, Tom Morrison's = Polca Tom Uí Mhuireasáin
7. Slow air: Ní ar chnoc ná ar ísleacht
8. Jigs: Rural Felicity = Sonsa sásta faoin tuath = (Catherine Hehir's), McHugh's Jig = Port Mhic Aodha
9. Hornpipe: The humours of Tullycrine = Pléaráca Thulach Ruáin; Barn dance: Terry Bingham's barn dance = Damhsa sciobóil Terry Bingham
10. Reels: The dawn = Bánú an lae, The navvy on the line = An náibhí ar an líne, The London lassies = Girseacha Londan
11. Polka: Tripping on the mountain = Ag damhsa ar an sliabh; Jigs: Farewell to Gurteen = Slán le Goirtín, Strop the razor = Stropáil an rásúr
12. Air: The gift of falling = Tréith na titime
13. Reels: Brian Quinn's = Ríl Bhriain Uí Chuinn, John Egan's = Ríl Sheáin Mhic Aogáin, The braes of busby = Malaí Bhusby
14. Jig: The ships are sailing = Longa faoi sheol; Reel: The hunter's purse = Sparán an tsealgaire

Backup copy of John Brennan Collection CD 1, digitised and remastered audio from John Brennan Collection acetates [sound recording] / James O'Beirne ; Lad O'Be

Performers:
Wynne, Martin, fiddle A1-4, 7-13, 16, 17;
O'Beirne, James, fiddle A5, 6, 14-17 =;
O'Beirne, Lad, fiddle A5, 6, 14-17;
McGann, Andy, fiddle A5, 6;
Unidentified, singing in English A6 [according to Harry Bradshaws notes in the accompanying epthemera this may be James Lad O'Beirne's son, also called James];
Quinn, ?, fiddle A15;
Cawley, P, fiddle A16, 17;
Unidentified, piano A1-4, 7;
Wallace, Jerry, piano A5, 6;
O'Beirne, James, piano A8-13 =;
O'Beirne, Lad, piano A8-13

Running Order:
1. Reels: Boys of Ballisodare (aka Miss Roddy) ; Miss McLeod’s
2. Reels: Fields of Rossbeigh (aka Kerry Reel) ; unidentified reel
3. Reels: Boys of Ballisodare (aka Miss Roddy) / Miss McLeod’s
4. Fields of Rossbeigh (aka Kerry Reel) ; [unidentified]
5. Reels: [unidentified] ; [unidentified]
6. 6.Reels: Lord McDonald’s / The Flogging
7. Reels: Boys of Ballisodare (aka Miss Roddy) ; Miss McLeods
8. Reels: Music in the Glen ; [unidentified]
9. Reels: Silver Spear / [unidentified]
10. Reel: Lord McDonald’s
11. Reels: The Flogging (a:1, b:1, c:2) ; Mountain Top (once through) ; The Flogging (once through)
12. Reel: Lord McDonald’s
13. Reels: The Flogging (a:1, b:1, c2) ; Mountain Top (2 and a quarter times round)
14. Reels and jig: Fergal O’Gara’s (aka Falcarragh Reel) ; Jerry's Beaver Hat (jig, pizzicato)
15. Hornpipes: The Star ; [unidentified]
16. Reel: The Flogging
17. Reels: The Silver Spear ; [unidentified] ; [unidentified] [very poor audio quality, fiddle almost inaudible

Backup copy of John Brennan Collection CD 2, digitised and remastered audio from John Brennan Collection acetates [sound recording] / Martin Wynne ; James O'Bei

Performers:
Wynne, Martin, fiddle A1, A2, A5, A6;
O'Beirne, James, fiddle A3, A4 =;
O'Beirne, Lad, fiddle A3, A4;
McGann, Andy, fiddle A3, A4;
Unidentified, singing in English A4 [according to Harry Bradshaws notes in the accompanying epthemera this may be James Lad O'Beirne's son, also called James];
Unidentified, piano A1, A2;
Wallace, Jerry, piano A3, A4;
O'Beirne, James, piano A5, A6 =;
O'Beirne, Lad, piano A5, A6

Running Order:
1. Reels: Boys of Ballisodare (aka Miss Roddy) ; Miss McLeod’s
2. Reels: Fields of Rossbeigh (aka Kerry Reel) ; unidentified reel
3. Reels: [unidentified] ; [unidentified]
4. 4.Reels: Lord McDonald’s / The Flogging
5. Reels: Music in the Glen ; [unidentified]
6. Reels: Silver Spear / [unidentified]

BBC Radio 4 documentary programme The First LP in Ireland, 2012 [sound recording] / [various performers]

[Radio documentary on early recording of Irish traditional music, leading to the release of the LP Columbia World Library of Folk and Primative Music: Ireland. Documentary features Nicholas Carolan, ITMA director] / Colum Sands, speech in English ; Nicholas Carolan, speech in English ; [various performers]

Cairdeas na bhFidiléirí: Glenties concert, disc 1, October 2006 [sound recording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Campbell, Jimmy, Glenties, fiddle;
speech in English;
Campbell, Peter, Glenties, fiddle;
speech in English;
O'Donnell, Aidan, Dunkineeley, Co. Donegal, fiddle;
speech in English;
Martin, Ronan, Isle of Skye, Scotland, fiddle;
speech in English

Running Order:
1. Speech: Welcome
2. Speech: Welcome continued
3. Speech: Introduction
4. Speech: Introduction continued
5. Speech: Introduction continued; Jigs: Tobin's, The boy's of the town
6. Speech: Introduction to polka Mac Eoghain Sheáin agus iníon John Chit
7. Speech: Story associated with the polka Mac Eoghain Sheáin agus iníon John Chit
8. Speech: Story continued
9. Speech: Story continued
10. Speech: Story continued
11. Speech: Story continued
12. Polka: Mac Eoghain Sheáin agus iníon John Chit; Speech: Introduction
13. Instrumental piece and hornpipe: The blackbird (tune learned from Andy McGann)
14. Speech
15. Speech
16. Speech
17. Speech: Banter from the MC, introduction; Highlands: [unidentified]; Speech: Introduction to Aidan O'Donnell
18. Speech: Introduction from Aidan O'Donnell
19. Reels: Billy's reel (Aidan O'Donnell comp.), [unidentified] (Finbarr Dwyer comp.)
20. Barn dances: [unidentified], [unidentified]
21. Tuning
22. Jigs: Jumpin' mad = Jump out of it Hogan, Jig na mire; Speech: Introduction to Johnny Cope's hornpipe
23. Hornpipe: Johnny Cope
24. Speech: Introduction to a set of highlands
25. Highlands: The ewe with the crooked horn, The forgotten highland; Reel: [unidentified]
26. Speech
27. Speech: MC tells a story from the Isle of Skye
28. Speech: MC tells a story from the Isle of Skye
29. Speech: Introduction from Ronan Martin
30. Speech: Introduction to styles and a set of jigs
31. Speech: Introduction to jigs continued
32. Jigs: Kenny McDonnell's, The braes of Mellnish, Inspector Donald Campbell of Ness
33. Speech: Introduction to tunes
34. March: Stella's trip to Kamloops (learned from Buddy MacMaster); Strathspeys: Stirling Castle; Reels: [unidentified], Hogties (Phil Cunnigham comp.)
35. Instrumental piece: Twa bonny maidens (learned from Johnny Hardy); Speech:
36. Barn dance: [unidentified]

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