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Performers:
[Browne, Peter], speech in English, track 1,, track 5
Leary, Paddy Alice, speech in English, track 2-4; uilleann pipes, track 2-4
Hannan, Robbie, speech in English, track 6; uilleann pipes, track 6

Running Order:
1. Speech: [Introduction]
2. Speech: [Introduction]; Jig: Helvic head
3. Speech: [Introduction]; Hornpipes: Untitled, The cuckoo's nest
4. Speech: [Introduction]; Reel: Colonel Fraser
5. Speech: [Festival announcements and introduction to Robbie Hannon]
6. Speech: [Introduction]; Jig: The humours of Ennistymon; Slip jig: The tenpenny bit; Jig: East of Glendart
7. Speech: [Introduction]; Reels: The boy in the gap, Untitled
8. Speech: [Introduction]; Jigs: The frieze britches, An buachaill dreoite
9. Speech: [Introduction]; Air: Bean dubh an ghleanna
10. Speech: [Introduction]; Reel: Jenny's welcome to Charlie

Performers:
Four Star Trio, The, Cork, instrumental group
Gleeson, Barry, Dublin, singing in English, track 4-11, B4-9
Cheevers, Luke, singing in English B1-3

Running Order:
1. Hornpipes: Untitled [started twice], The Boys of Bluehill
2. Reels: Paddy Kelly's 1, Paddy Kelly's 2 [fragments]
3. Reels: Paddy Kelly's 1, Paddy Kelly's 2
4. Song: Comical Genius [interrupted] [mic noise at end of song]
5. Song: Comical Genius
6. Song: Shriekin' Artaner
7. Song: Comical Genius [fragment]
8. Song: The Mullingar Recruits
9. Song: Sally McLannan
10. Song: Daffodil Mulligan [started twice]
11. Song: Sleeveless Charms [CONTINUED ON 60b-ITMA-DAT/CDR]
12. Song: The Jew's Daughter [interrupted]
13. Song: The Jew's Daughter (Little Harry Hughes) [verses repeated at end]
14. Song: Inisvaddy's Annie [verse repeated at end]
15. Song: False, False Fly [started a few times]
16. Song: The Rivals
17. Song: Roy Roger Rum [interrupted]
18. Song: Cupid's Visitation [started twice]
19. Song: A Stor Mo Chroi
20. Song: Slip Jigs and Reels [DAT ENDS]

Performers:
Gleeson, Barry, singing in English

Running Order:
1. Song: There's a Path Across the Ocean
2. Song: This Is Macaronic
3. Song: Sheila Ni Iyer
4. Song: Sober Men and Plenty [interrupted]
5. Song: Thousands Are Sailing [interrupted]
6. Songs: Sally Brown [interrupted], The Ballad of John Williams [fragment]
7. Song: Adieu, Adieu
8. Song: The Irish Jubilee
9. Song: Ballad of John Williams [interupted] [first part of melody = The Bantry Girl's Lament]
10. Song: What Part of Old Ireland Do You Come from?
11. Song: Ballad of O Bruadair [DAT ENDS]

Performers:
MacFarland, Jim, singing in English

Running Order:
1. Song: The Beaver Brig
2. Song: Jackets So Blue
3. Song: In the Year 1800
4. Song: Benadie Glen
5. Song: The Mountain Streams
6. Song: Early in the Spring [last verse repeated]
7. Song: Lovely Annie
8. Song: Bessie the Beauty
9. Song: Lough Erne's Shore [CONTINUED ON 65b-ITMA-DAT/CDR]
10. Song: Old Ardboe (interruped)
11. Song: The Blackbird
12. Song: Gathering Mushrooms
13. Song: Mountains of Pomeroy
14. Song: The Star of Moville
15. Song: The Wee Lass on the Brae
16. Song: Going to Mass Last Sunday (interrupted)
17. Song: The Rose of Glenfinn
18. Song: The High Walls of Derry
19. Song: My Charming Blue-Eyed Mary [DAT ENDS]

Performers:
Brophy, Eamon, uilleann pipes, track 2-8; singing in English, track 9-10, B1, 2; singing in Irish, track 9, 10, B3, 4 =
[Ó Bróithe, Éamonn]

Running Order:
1. Speech: Introduction
2. Jigs: The Pipe on the Hob, Untitled, Brian O'Lynn
3. Reels: The Donegal Reel, The Dublin Reel
4. Reels: Untitled, St. Patrick's Night, The Four-Leafed Shamrock
5. Jigs: Old Hag You Have Killed Me, The Hag at the Kiln
6. Jigs: Old Hag You Have Killed My, The Hag at the Kiln
7. Reels: Ruaig an Mi Adh, Garrett Barry's
8. Tuning up pipes
9. Song: Untitled [Words written by Eoghan Rua O Suilleabhain; Air: The Mower]
10. Song: Untitled (repeat of A9) [CONTINUED on 81b-ITMA-DAT/CDR]
11. Song: The Bogs of Shanaheever
12. Song: The Calm Avonree
13. Song: Gleanntan Araglain Aoibhinn (interrupted)
14. Song: Pilib Seimh O Fatha (unfinished)
15. Song: Pilib Seimh O Fatha
16. Song: Na Connery's
17. Song: Last verse of Na Connery's [DAT ENDS]

Radio Program: James Joyce and The Lass of Aughrim (about James Joyce and his interest in folk songs and ballads). The follwing songs are contained in the program with detailed references and information: Song: Turpin Hero, Recitation: extract from Finnegan's Wake, Song: The Croppy Boy, Song: Little Harry Hughes, Recitation: extract from 'As I was going down Sackville Street' by Oliver St. John Gogarty, Song: Johnny I Hardly Knew You, Recitation: extract from letter written by James Joyce, Recitation: extract from letter written by James Joyce, Recitation: extract from 'Dubliners', Recitation: She Weeps Over Rahoon, Song: The Lass of Aughrim [END OF STEREO BANDS]

Colin Higgins, guitar
Trevor Stewart, concertina and uilleann pipes
Kevin Flood, reader
Paul Muldoon, producer
Ted Hickey, writer and presenter