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Irish Music For Guitar - Song Titles From K-M
Just like the other sections, there is a good mixture of folk, ballads, rebel, Celtic and traditional
music here, including songs from The Clancy's, The Wolfe Tones, The Dublin City Ramblers, The Dubliners, Johnny McEvoy, The
Pogues, Mary Black Charlie And The Bhoys and Gary Og. If you cant find the song lyrics here, have a look at the 'T-Z'
section or use the Google search box below, If a song title starts with a 'The' , then it's most likely in the T-Z lyric
page. all the chords or tabs here are mostly just three easy chords, easy for the novice guitar player.
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Ken McGee
Paul Brady / Christy Moore
Belfast Street Song
Larry Conningham
Dominic Behan
Thomas Moore / Celtic Woman
Paddy Reilly
Fairport Convention
Joe Dolan
The Bible Code Sundays
Derek Warfield
Sean Dunphy
Damien O'Sullivan
Ryan's Fancy
Sonny Knowles
The Barleycorn
Funny Song
Danny Doyle
John Spillane
Rober Burns / Eva Cassidy
Paddy Reilly
Horslips
Ron Kavanagh
Paul Brady
Mary Black
Paddy Reilly
Bakerloo Junction
Ken McGee
John B.Keane/Dubliners/Wolfe Tones
Don Stiffe
Emmett Spiceland/Daniel O'Donnell
Seanchai & The Unity Squad
Trad/Johnny McEvoy
Traditional
G. McDonnell
Derek McCormack
Trad.
The Seekers
Trad.
Old Irish Rebel Song
Mac Wiseman
Traditional/Celtic Woman, The Coors
Trad. /Sinead O'Connor
Frank Fahy
The Quiet Man Film
Irish Republican Army
Brian And Michael
Bothy Band
Percy French
Derek Warfield
The Dubliners
The Corrigan Brothers
Richie Kavanagh
Jimmy Crowley
Leo Maguire
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Luke Kelly
Recorded By David Kincade
The Clancys/Robbie O'Connell
The Dubliners
Allister MacGillivray
Traditional
John McCormack
Christian Chavez
The Dubliners
John Lennon
Justice / Rebel Song
Michael Scanlon
Dennis Allen
Dennis Allen
Traditional Irish Song
The Fureys - Eric Bogle
Susan McCann
Barley Bree
The Johnstones
Tommy Makem
Colin Flavin
The Bards
Trad. Dubliners
The Pogues
Ewan McColl
Traditional Irish lyrics chords
Goats Dont Shave
Scaffold
Sean Dunphy
The following is a few heart felt words sent to me from Sean Connell in America whose appreciation for
Irish folk music has grown substantially over the years thanks to this site.Thanks for the help.
I wish I could shake your hand. I am 31 years old and have played the guitar since I was 15 or so. I have always been into
folk music, I incorporated some Irish folk into my American folk. But I was never as focused on Irish music as I am now. I
owe it all to you. I have been using this site for several years. I cant be sure how long. I think I was with you since real
early because I have seen the site grow exponentially. I remember when it was alot smaller. I try to turn as many people on
to it as possible. Anyway, this site alone has been the reason for my rapid learning of Irish folk, my confidence to go to
the sessions, and reaching my ultimate goal of forming my own band with a fiddler and a mandolin/bohdran player with me on
guitar and vocal. I cant thank you enough. I only hope we can have a session together someday. Keep up the good work, you
are the only one who is doing it, and you are doing it for free, because you love Irish music, just like me--- Sean Connell RI USA originally from Boston
I would just like to say Thank You on behalf of all the budding Irish Folk singers and players out there who need sites
like this. It is very hard, as you know, to find places that have good, solid Folk songs in chords that us amateur guitar
players can understand and play. My brother and I are always on the look out for new songs we can play at our Hoolie
nights at his house for our friends. This is an awesome site!! So once again Thank You and know that your work
doesn't go unappreciated.
Sincerely Your Fellow Folk Musician,
Maitiú
Excellent web site, I am new to learning the Irish pipes and am always looking for Tunes and I found some nice Tin Whistle
tunes on your site I can play on the pipes. My grandfather was from Belfast, so I guess Irish music is deep in me because
I really enjoy it
Thanks for the info on your web site
Cheers
Bruce Caughey
Hi Martin,
It hardly seems right to say a simple "Thank You". I grew up
on the Avalon peninsula in Newfoundland and Irish music is part of the vernacular. I've been playing (maybe just playing
with?) the guitar for ~35yrs and I decided to try to learn to play tin whistle. I found your site while looking for
some whistle songs - what a thing of beauty! My guitar collection just grew and I couldn't be happier to have found
a site maintained by someone who clearly enjoys the beauty, history, poetry, and musicality of these songs.
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Irish Song lyrics and guitar chords K-O
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