| | De Danann Welcome To The Hotel Connemara CD - Import De Danann Discography of CDs
Welcome To The Hotel Connemara Music De Danann Welcome To The Hotel Connemara Songs | 1. | River Deep Mountain High |
| 2. | Parisienne Walkways |
| 3. | The Sally Gardens/Lay Down Sally |
| 4. | Love Hurts |
| 5. | You've Lost That Loving Feeling |
| 6. | The Rocks Of Bawn/Take It To The Limit |
| 7. | When A Man Loves A Woman |
| 8. | Hey Jude |
| 9. | Suspicious Minds |
| 10. | Gasoline Alley |
| 11. | A Whiter Shade Of Pale |
| 12. | It's Over |
| 13. | Eleanor Rigby/Fr. McKenzie's Jig |
| 14. | Only The Lonely |
| 15. | Bohemian Rhapsody |
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