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Irish Folk Songs Lyrics And Guitar Chords C-FThe only reason this site is here is to keep the Irish folk/ballad scene alive.If any songwriter  has a problem with their work been displayed here let me know and it will be removed.But I believe from an artists prospective to encourage others to preform their songs at school,collage,pub or club is of great promotional value

As the Wolfe Tones say ''Let the people sing their stories and their songs and the music of their native land''Learn the songs join a band,get a session going in your local pub or club.Ask your local radio station to play Irish folk songs , lets keep our songs alive

All the lyrics here have been credited to who wrote them or if traditional then to whoever singer/band made them famous.Please let me know if you have any info./background on a song that may be of interest , any requests just email me or use the guestbook . The chords/tabs have been kept easy, mostly just three chords.If you have written an Irish or folk song and want it published, send it to me, lots of novice and established songwriters have already.

Paddy Reilly/The Dubliners Lyrics
 
 
 
 
 
The Johnstons/Christy Moore
 
The Barleycorn lyrics-Thom Moore
 
Anne Breen lyrics
 
Justice
 
 
 
Gordon Smyth chords
 
Ron Rackley
 
Paddy Reilly
 
Celtic Thunder lyrics, chords
 
Mike Harding
 
Mandolin Tab. Included
 
From Galway
 
 
Traditional
 
Doninic Behan / The Wolfehound
 
 
Ron Rackley
 
The Corrigan Brothers
 
Trad/ Jim McCann/Johnny McEvoy
 
 
Trad. The Dubliners Ronnie Drew
 
Brendan Shine 
 
Ron Rackley
 
Delia Murphy
 
Trad. / Cherish The Ladies
 
Paddy Kelly
 
Trad.
 
 
Richard Farrelly
 
Christmas Song
 
The Real McKenzies
 
 
The Men They Couldn't Hang
 
Conal Gallen
 
 

Carry My Up To Galway

Down By The Sally Gardens

Down At The Old Bull And Bush

Dublin Town In 1962

Dublin City Ramblers-Pete St.John
 
 
Traditional
 
Val Doonican
 
 
The Johnstons
 
 
The Irish Rovers
 
Les Miserables
 
Hannes Wader [ German Folk Song]
 
Dublin Football Song
 
Trad.
 
Ewan McColl/The Dubliners/The Pogues
 
Peadar Kearney
 
 
The Clancys
 
Trad.Delia Murphy
 
Andrew Cherry
 
Dubliners/Wolfe Tones
 
The Kinks/Luke Kelly
 
Paddy Reilly
 
Traditional/Rebel
 
Derek Warfield
 
Michael Peter Smith
 
 
 
 
Leo Maguire / Paddy Reilly
 
 

paddy reilly

The Dropkick Murphy's
 
Paddy Reilly
 
The Wolfe Tones/Susan McCann
 
Ryans Fancy
 
The Battlefield Band
 
John Conolly/The Wolfe Tones
 
Pete St.John/Paddy Reilly/The Dubliners
 
 
Liam Reilly / Dublin City Ramblers
 
Martin Dardis
 
John Gibbs
 
Traditional/Rebel
 
The Wolfe Tones
 
The Wolfe Tones
 
Luke Kelly
 
Iain MacKintosh/Harry Chapin
 
 
B.Warfield/Wolfe Tones
 
Trad.
 
Andy Stewart - Scottish folk song
 
Mike Scott/The Waterboys
 
Traditional
 
Ralph McTell/The Fureys
 
Irish rebel
 
The Barleycorn/Kathleen Largey
 
 

The Forgotten Children

The Emigrants Story

Hi Martin. love your site.only took up the guitar a few years back. I like alot of music but my real love is Irish folk and ballads.i always knew i could hold a tune but adding the guitar has giving mei much pleasure. am constantly looking to learn songs and this site is invaluable. I live in Tipperary and the local radio Tipp Mid West is great for the folk and ballads.I would agree with you and guess this stuff is rarely played anywhere nationwide. there are 1 or 2 two piece bands doing the round locally but are no youngsters. In fact i had an add running in the radio last week-and last year too looking for musicians and singers interested in ballads and folk with the view of forming a band and got no reply which was disappointing. At the moment i would not have enough of strong songs to cover a 2 hour gig by myself so i would dearly like to hook up with someone locally and get into the scene.but until it happens I will continue to use your site and keep practicing. It is important to keep these songs out there and there is unquestionably a listenership for them.keep up the good work.
If there's anybody out there who wants to join Conor to form a ballad / folk group around the Tipperary area then email him  mailto:cpryan66@hotmail.com

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