| | Gaelic Ireland CD
Gaelic Ireland Songs | 1. | Dulaman - Altan |
| 2. | Sliabh Geal Gcua Na Feile - Kevin Conneff |
| 3. | Taimse 'Im Chodladh - Brian Kennedy |
| 4. | Na Ceannabhain Bhana - Cran |
| 5. | Aisling Gheal - Diarmuid O Suilleabhain |
| 6. | Sliabh Na Mban - Brendan Begley |
| 7. | Ochon an Gorta Mor - Roisin Elsafty |
| 8. | Johnny Seoighe - Sean 'Ac Dhonnchadha |
| 9. | Cill Chais - Dubliners |
| 10. | Binsin Luachra, An - Sean De Hora |
| 11. | Nead Na Lachan - Eilis Kennedy |
| 12. | Na Connerys - Ann Mulqueen, Odi & Sorcha Ni Cheilleachar |
| 13. | Mairin de Barra - Finola O Siochru |
| 14. | Beal Atha H-Amhnais - Na Fili |
| 15. | Bruach Na Carraige Baine - Gerald Wolfe |
| 16. | Casadh an Tsugain - Lasairfhiona Ni Chonaola |
| 17. | Eochaill - Daith O Se |
| 18. | Crucan Na Bpaiste - Katie McMahon |
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