Song: [Ave Maria] (interupted)

Unidentified performer - singing in Latin

Song: Untitled

Unidentified performer - singing in English

Song: Untitled (interupted)

Unidentified performer

Song: Untitled

Unidentified performer - singing in English

Song: Untitled

Unidentified performer - singing in English

Reel: Untitled (beginning clipped)

Unidentified performer - incidental speech in English
Unidentified performers

Song: Untitled

Unidentified performer - singing in duet

Speech/Song: My Lagan Love

O'Byrne, Christine - singing in English
Unidentified performer - singing in English

Speech/Song: Silent Night (unfinished) [END OF BAND TWO]

Kilcar Choir, The - singing in English
Unidentified performer

Performers: Cherry, Rab, speech in English, tracks 1, 13 ; Mick, Brown, speech in English throughout ; Meehan, Danny, speech in English throughout, fiddle solo, tracks 3-4, 6, 8-9, 11-12

Running Order:
Speech: Introduction of the performer and background information
Speech: Introduction of the performer and background information about Danny Meehan, his local area, stone cutters, John Mhosai McGinley, local musicians around Mountcharles, music in the family, McGroarty family, house dances, quarantines, Thomas Doherty, Charlie McCahill, Peter Quinn, Paddy McDyer, John Doherty
Speech/Jig: Background speech, Money in both Pockets
Speech/Reel/Speech: Talk about the tune, The Maid that Dare Not Tell, further talk about the tune
Speech: Talk about fidlers Eddie Monahan, John James Cunningham, bowing technique
Speech/Reel: Introduction of the tune, Erwin's Roar ? (Erwin Rourke's ?)
Speech: Talk about the local musicians in Danny's youth, James Byrne, music in London in the 1960's, Le Cheile
Speech/Jig: Introduction of the tune, Untitled (Neilidh Boyle's)
Speech/Reel: Introduction of the tune, The Graf Spey
Speech: Talk about the fiddle player 'McGonagle'
Speech/Jig: Introduction of the tune, The Wren Jig
Speech/Jig: Talk about the tune, The Irish Washerwoman
Speech: Talk about working in London, family, music, moving back to Donegal, different tunings for the fiddle, musicians in London, advice for young fiddle players, background speech [END OF DAT]