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Welcome To The Farm
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Whiskey In The Jar
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Old Black Rum
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Dust
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Rising Of The Moon
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Star Of The County Down
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Irish Rover
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Raggle Taggle Gypsy
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Paddy Murphy
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Three More Pints Hanover, Germany
Celtic Pub Folk... in the party way!
Sean O'Inis - Vocals, Whistles, Pipes, Guitars,
Bodhran
Skandor - Diatonic Button Accordion, Celtic Cittern, Banjo, Guitars, Foot Percussions, Vocals
Buster Donegal - Guitars, Irish Bouzouki
Montgomery Lloyd-Jones - Bass
Seamus St. John - Drums
... more
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