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The Band
The band draw on a large repertoire of classic Irish traditional and contemporary songs from some of the greatest Irish artists to ever take the stage.
The dominating influences in the bands repertoire comes from artists and songwriters such as Christy Moore, Eric Bogle, Jimmy McCarty, Shane McGowan and the Pogues, The Dubliners, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem and many many more!!
Right is a brief example of a short set list consisting of a number of great Irish sing along songs. Please see LYRICS for full songs and also for the bands original material.
For a more extensive list and information contact the band directly. Enjoy!!
‘Sing With Me Now’
I am the soul of Ireland, the poet of my people. I sing of the mountains, the valleys, the streams. I live in the air, in the forests, in the fires of love and beauty. I roam the land from hill to hill, I ramble the wild glens. The sea is my home. I lived at the dawn of time. I was at my country’s beginning.
I know the sound of the gun, the clash of steel, the smell of battle smoke. The hunger of the past is in my belly. There are tears in my laughing eyes. I know the tongue of my own. I spoke with Kings and Queens; wrestled in battle, sang with soldiers and gypsy men. I was at Clontarf and Killale, the Boyne and Limerick. I inspired Pearce and Tone. I made the new Ireland.
You have heard my tongue, farmer and clergyman, scholar and tinker…sing with me now.
Oliver Carr
Dirty Old Town
Will you go Lassie go
The Black Velvet Band
The Boys of Killebegs Johnny Jump Up
The Greenfields of France Ordinary Man
The Wild Rover
Worried Man
This land is Your Land
Ride On House of the Rising Sun
7 Drunken nights
On the one road Some say the devil is dead
Diecy Reily
The Auld Triangle
The Spanish Lady
The Irish Rover
I'll Tell Me Ma
The Bright Blue Rose
40 shades of green
The Fields of Athenry
I Used to Love Her The Hills of Donegal
Highland Paddy
The Ferryman The Craic was 90
It Takes a
The Holy Ground
Dublin in the Rare Auld Times Grace
Beeswing The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
The Circle Folsom Prison Blues
Sean South from Garryown Back Home in Derry
Leaving of Liverpool Nancy spain]
Only our rivers run free The Galway Girl
The Working Man
Whiskey in the jar Galway shawl