The Mulcahy Family CD

The Mulcahy Family Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Celtic, Irish
Label	Shanachie
Orig Year	2000
All Time Sales Rank	262043
CD Universe Part number	1016824
Catalog number	78039
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 12, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Mick Moloney
Engineer	Martin Murray

The Mulcahy Family Songs

	1.	Andersons / Matt Peoples
	2.	Farewell To Lisheen / Whelan's Old Sow
	3.	Micho's Reel / John Blessings / The Pride Of The Bronx
	4.	Martin Wynne's / Lad O'Beirnes
	5.	Denis Murphy's Or The Lisheen Jig / The Rolling Wave
	6.	Jack Coen's / The Boston Reel / The Road To Cuil Aodh Or The Cow On The Bonnet
	7.	Junior Crehan's / Junior Crehan's
	8.	The Humours Of Glendart / The Humours Of Lisheen
	9.	The Strawberry Blossom / The Mountain Top
	10.	Courtown Harbour / The Smiling Bride
	11.	The Morning Thrush / Jenny Picking Cockles
	12.	The Mountain Ranger / Kit O'Mahony's
	13.	Vincent Broderick's / Jerry Holland's
	14.	Father Kelly's / The Belles Of Tipperary
	15.	Antony Frawley's / When The Cock Crows It Is Day / An Buachaillin Dreoite
	16.	Miss Lyon's Fancy / The Dairy Maid

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