Words by Bobby Sands R.I.P., Air by Gordon Lightfoot (Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

Back Home In Derry

Written by Sean Costelloe (Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

Sean South

Written by Brian Warfield of the Wolfe Tones. (Performed sand recorded by Phil Marr)

The Ballad Of Joe McDonnell

Author Unknown (Arranged and Performed by Phil Marr}

The Dying Rebel

The Shores of Gallipoli written by Daire Doyle/Mike Swan (Performed by Phil Marr)

The Shores of Gallipoli

And A Bang On The Ear written by Scott, Wickham, Thistlethwaite   of The Waterboys. (performed and recorded by Phil Marr )  

And A Bang On The Ear

McIlhatton Written by Bobby Sands (Performed by Phil Marr)

McIlhatton

The Lakes Of Coolfin (Trad) Performed and recorded by Phil Marr

The Lakes Of Coolfin

Maggies  Flannel Drawers (Author unknown. Arr. P.Marr)

Maggies  Flannel Drawers

Written by Liam Reilly (Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

The  Boston Rose

Written By Tommy Sands (Performed by Aoife Marr and Phil Marr)

There Were Roses

Written by Dominic Behan (Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

The Merry Ploughboy

Written By Peader Kearney (Arranged ,Performed and Recorded by Phil Marr.

The Bold Fenian Men

Written by Jimmy MacCarthy (performed by Phil Marr)

The Contender

Original poem  "Dark Haired Miriam Ran Away." by Patrick Kavanagh 1904-1967 set to the tune "Fáinne Geal an Lae" made famous by The Dubliners and Luke Kelly. (This arrangement Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

On Raglan Road

Written by Bill Martin and Phil Coulter (This arrangement Performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

Hand Me Down My Bible

Written by W. Gordon Smith. Set to the tune of " Buachaill o'n Éirne Mé" (Performed, Arranged and Recorded by Phil Marr)

Come By The Hills

Written by Shan MacGowan and Jem Finer. (Performed and recorded by Aoife Marr and Phil Marr)

Fairytale Of New York

Written by Cormac MacConnell (performed and recorded by Phil Marr

Christmas 1915

Written by Harry and Alfie Hudson-Taylor (performed by Aoife Marr and Phil Marr)

Chasing Rubies (cover)

From the Wolfe Tones. This arrangement performed and recorded by Phil Marr.

James Connolly

(Short Version) Author unkown but the last verse was written by Derek Warfield (Arranged, Performed and Recorded by Phil Marr)

The Lonely Banna Strand

Written in 1840's by Thomas Osborne Davis (Arranged, Performed and Recorded by Phil Marr)

A Nation Once Again

Written by Will Millar (The Irish Rovers) (Performed and Recorded by Phil Marr)

The Man From Mullingar

Written by Tommy Makem (performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

Four Green Fields

Written by Eric Bogle (This arragment Performed and Recorded by Phil Marr)

The Green Fields Of France (No Man's Land)

Written By Dominic Behan (Performed and Recorded By Phil Marr)

Come Out Ye Black And Tans

Words by Woody Guthrie, Music by Billy Bragg (performed and recorded by Phil Marr)

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