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1. The Songs Long Ago (continued)

   “The silvery tide”

   

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   old oaken bucket," "Mother mo chroide," "Pat Molloy from Clare," "The lands of larganboy," "The low low land of Holland," "Candia I ó," "What will you do love when I am going," "Mannon mountains and Silver seas," "The foaming bowl of tea," "The lassy from Donegal," "Morrisy and the Russian," "Donnely and Cupar," "Jim Sulivan and Sam Warick," "The Bells of Shannon," "The constant farmer's song," "We are all jolly fellows," "The boys of '98," "The foggy dew," "The dolly vardon hat," "Pretty Maggie," "Pretty maid milking the cow," "Down by the dark orchards along the railway," "The soldier's song," "The Irish emigrants farewell," "The old bog road," "The old bog hole," "Molly Flynn," "Larry Mick Flynn," "The cow that ate the piper," "Down among the flowers small," "Danny Boy," "Eire in the tear," "Johnny Harte," "The pride of Ireland glory," "This little girl of mine," "The banks of red roses," "The pleasant waters of the river lea," "Tim Finnegans wake," " Of you lovely Anne of you," "Is there anyone here who will marry me now," "The boys of Ballysodare," "Patrick O Donnell," "Pat Sheehan," "Pat Mcguire" " The bishop of Ross," "The ship that never returned," "The bunch of seaweed," "The lads of Hibernia," "The girl I left behind," "Teddy O Neill," "The farmers boy," "Dear old Granuaile," "My love nell," "Dan McCann," "My Tipperary Mary," "My wild Irish rose," "The lovely woodlands of Avon dale,"

   

   Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.

   History Edit

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Celia Mulkeen

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Knock, Co. Mayo

   Informant

   Tom Mulkeen

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   82

   Address

   Cloondace, Co. Mayo