School: An Cnoc (C.) (roll number 16123)

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1. The Songs Long Ago

   “The silvery tide”

   

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   "The silvery tide," "Come over the hills to my bonny Irish lass," "The Shan Van Vocht," "The rising of the moon," "Donell O Buagh," "The youth that came over from Mayo," "The lonesome cowboy," "The boys of Wexford" "The murder of Ann O'Brien." "The old plaid shawl," "The old County Down," "I love a lassy." "The peeler and the goat," "Paddy McGinty's goat," "Jimmie and the Crimie," " The banks of sweet Dundee," "The rose of Tralee," "The Tanyard side," "The lonesome ploughboy," "Johnny Harte," "The sporting boy of Knock," "The plains of Toorare (?)," "The maid of the sweet Brown knowe," " Barber H (?)" "The banks of Killavee," "The hills of Killkelly," "The banks of Claddy," "Galway Bay," "Drianán Doon," "Pour little Joe," "The last rose of Summer," "Johnny my darling," "Father Tom O Neill," "A truelovers decursion," "The maid of sweet Gurteen" "The battle of the boyne waters," "Sweet Ballintown," "The tinker and the budget," "The cot beside the rill," "Kate from Ballinmoe," "The hat my father wore," "Muldoon the solid man," "Ally with the long nose," "My old Cóta mór," "Gathering up the shells on the seashore," "Jordan from Clooncarnaig," "Kate Mooldoon," "I am sitting on the stile Mary," "The old arm chair," "The garden where the praties grow," "The

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   History Edit

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Celia Mulkeen

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Knock, Co. Mayo

   Informant

   Tom Mulkeen

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   82

   Address

   Cloondace, Co. Mayo