| Performer | ||||
| 1014 April 23 | For What Died the Sons of Roisin | Luke Kelly | Battle of Clontarf | |
| 1580 | Follow Me Up To Carlow | Planxty | with lyrics | |
| 1599 Aug 15 | The West's Awake | Wolfe Tones | Composer • lyrics • best reference found for Corr-sliabh Pass • date is for the Battle of Curlew Pass which may be related | |
| 1607 Sept 14 | Flight of the Earls | Paddy Reilly | ||
| 1608 Aug 1 | O'Donnell Abu | Makem & Clancy with Schooner Fare |
date is death of Rory_O'Donnell | |
| 1690 Jul 12 | Green Grassy Slopes of the Boyne | Wolfe Tones | words - RWH file for this and several others | |
| 1691 Oct 3 | Jackets Green | Eileen Donaghy | lyrics • Sarsfield • Treaty | |
| 1761 | The Jail of Cluain Meala | Luke Kelly | lyrics • background and different lyrics | |
| 1798 May 26 | Boulavogue | Jim McCann | lyrics (need extract) | |
| 1798 May 27 | The Boys of Wexford | John McCormack | lyrics | |
| 1798 Jun 21 | Kelly the Boy from Killane | Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy | ||
| 1798 | The Wearing of the Green | Wolfe Tones | ||
| 1798 | The Rising of the Moon | |||
| 1798 | The Rising of the Moon | Luke Kelly | lyrics | |
| no date | The Orange and the Green | Jimmy Ferguson - Irish Rovers | ||
| 1800 Feb 28 | Roddy McCorley | Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem | ||
| 1844 July 13 | A Nation Once Again | The Wolfe Tones | Wikipedia • lyrics | |
| 1845 - 1850 | Fields of Athenry | Paddy Reilly | Written 1970s (irrelevant photo) | |
| Skibbereen | Ronnie Drew | with lyrics. Wikipedia about the song | ||
| 1862 ++++ | The Irish Brigade (Confederate) | AmericanZeus | ||
| Rosin the Beau | The Corries | Tune for the above | ||
| 1867 Sep 18 | The Smashing Of The Van Manchester Martyrs | |||
| 1912 Apr 11 | The Holy Ground | Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. Arbitrary date being that of this photo of RMS Titanic in Cobh Harbour | ||
| 1916 July 1 - Nov 18 |
Battle of the Somme / Freedom Come All Ye |
Luke Kelly | words | |
| 1916 April 21 | Banna Strand | Wolfe Tones | ||
| 1916 Apr 24 | The Foggy Dew | Luke Kelly | Easter Proclamation of 1916 | |
| The Foggy Dew | Sinead O'Connor and The Chieftains | |||
| 1916 ? | Erin Go Bragh | The Wolfe Tones | poor sound | |
| 1916 May 12 | James Connolly | The Wolfe Tones | ||
| 1920 | Johnston's Motor Car | The Dubliners | Origin • Wikipedia | |
| 1920 Oct 25 | Shall My Soul Pass Through Old Ireland |
Bridie Gallagher | lyrics • MacSwiney | |
| 1920 Nov 1 | Kevin Barry | |||
| 1920 Nov 28 | The Boys of Kilmichael | |||
| 1922 Aug 22 | Michael Collins | date is death | ||
| 1922 Nov 24 | Death of Erskine Childers | tomasocarthaigh | Patriot or traitor | |
| 1922 Dec 6 | The Soldiers' Song | or 1926 Jul 12 | ||
| 1937 Feb | Viva la Quinta Brigada | Christy Moore | Kit Conway | |
| Viva la Quinta Brigada | Christy Moore | |||
| too much audience noise and typo in the visual! | ||||
| 1939 Sept 1 | McAlpine's Fusiliers | Ronnie Drew | McAlpine's last words | |
| McAlpine's Fusiliers | Ronnie Drew | words • photos | ||
| McAlpine's Fusiliers | Ronnie Drew looking very young! | |||
| 1957 Jan 1 | Seán South | The Wolfe Tones | Limerick Treaty Stone | |
| 1987 Jun 11 | Mrs Thatcher with lyrics | Alan Dean | written by Sean Brady | |
| Mrs Thatcher left to guess | ||||
| Four Green Fields | written and performed by Tommy Makem | |||
| Forty Shades of Green | written and performed by Johnny Cash | |||
| Massive archive of Irish song lyrics | ||||
| Boundary of the Gaeltacht photo | ||||
| Interloper from the history of Scotland in song: | ||||
| 1411 July 24 | The Battle o' Harlaw | The Corries | lyrics PDF • Battle of Harlaw | |
Played to Tuesday group 2011 Mar 29:
- Follow Me up to Carlow
- The Sash My Father Wore
- Boulavogue
- The Fields of Athenry
- Michael Collins
- Seán South of Garryowen
- For What Died The Sons Of Róisín
- The Soldiers' Song
- Freedom come all ye
- Mrs Thatcher
Played to Tuesday group 2011 April 12:
- McAlpine's Fusiliers