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- The Dubliners: The rocky road to Dublin
- The Glenside Ceili Band: The glenside nos 1 & 2
- The Jonstons: Ye jacobites by name
- The Grehan Sisters: Henry joy
- Dave Swarbrick: Hullichan's chors jig
- The Johnstons: O'Carolan's concerto
- Sweeney's Men: The exile's jig
- The Johnstons: The lambs on the green hill
- The Gleside Ceili Band: The golden jubilee
- The Grehan Sisters: The orange and the green
- The Johnstons: Humours of tulla
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: Eamonn an chnunic
- Dave Swarbrick: The kilarney boys of pleasure
- The Glenside Ceili Band: The bridge below the town
- The Johnstons: Caillerch and airgid
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: The curragh of Kildare
- Sean O' Neill Band: My lovely irish rose
- Conneremara rose
- My lovely rose of Clare
- My rose of the mountain
- Red is the rose
- Ringsend rose
- Rose of Killarney
- Rosie
- The rose of Allendale
- The rose of Aranmore
- The rose of Castlerea
- The rose of Kilkenny
- The rose of Mooncoin
- The rose of Tralee
- Waltz
- The Dubliners: Roisin dubh
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: Carron lough bay
- Kilfenora Ceili Band: I'm waiting for you
- The Johnstons: Fhir a'bhata
- Dave Swarbrick: Shannon bells
- The Grehan Sisters: The black velvet band
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: Planxty Davy
- The Glenside Ceili Band: Hurricane's victory
- The Johnstons: The frog's wedding
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: Madame Bonaparte
- The Grehan Sisters: The lake of coolfin
- Kilfenora Ceili Band: Kilennora reels
- The Johnstons: Paddy's green shamrock shore
- The Grehan Sisters: Victoria
- Finbar & Eddie Furey: Come by the hills
