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The Galway ShawlPhil The Fluter's BallThe Pool SongRattling Roaring WillieBold O'donaghueI'm A RoverThe Fields Of AthenryOff To Dublin In The GreenDarby O'learyBack In Durham GaolA Nation Once AgainThe Lifeboat MonaSea ShantyThe Death Of The BearViva La Quinta BrigadaPeat Bog SoldiersNow I'm EasySweet Thames Flow SoftlyNavvy BootsBiddy MulliganRambling RoverNancy WhiskeyFiddlers Green(the Bonny) Shoals Of HerringNoraGo To Sea No MorePoor Old Dicey RileyBlantyre ExplosionSullivan JohnA Pub With No BeerScorn Not His SimplicityThe Sea Around UsDublin FusiliersThe Greenland Whale FisheriesDon't Give Up 'til It's OverSmith Of BristolDanny FarewellRose Of AllendaleNelson's FarewellThe Newry Highway ManHot AsphaltFour Green FieldsSeven Drunken NightsWhiskey In The JarSong For IrelandThe Sick NoteMaloney Wants A DrinkI'll Tell Me MaThe Rising Of The MoonThe Band Played Waltzing MatildaSpanish LadyLord Of The DanceThe Rocky Road To DublinWild RoverThe Dundee WeaverRosin The BeauIrish RoverSpringhill DisasterCrooked JackMany Young Men Of TwentySally WheatleyGraceBallad Of St. Anne's ReelVan Diemen's LandSaxon SchillingHome Boys HomeFoggy DewWhiskey On A SundayMrs McgrathThe Zoological GardensCroppy BoyWoman From WexfordI Wish I Were Back In LiverpoolBombo LaneThe Galway Races
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The Dubliners was an Irish folk band founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1962. One of the most influential Irish acts of the 20th century, they celebrated 50 years together in 2012, making them Ireland's longest surviving musical act. Also in 2012, the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards bestowed them with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The group announced their retirement in the autumn of 2012 following the death of founding member Barney McKenna (born 16 December 1939; died 5 April 2012). The surviv.. read more