The Black Brothers
—“Shay, Michael and Martin Black…members of Ireland's foremost family
of song.”
Eric Bogle—wrote… “and the band played Waltzing Matilda” and “the Greenfields of France”—in case you've been living under a rock.
Diarmuid O'Leary and the Bards “…top Irish entertainers with many hit songs.”
The Bards—Unofficial —“Diarmuid O'Leary, Smithy and Christy Sheridan…Together they are …The BARDS”
The Beer Mats—Irish Ballad group, “Hailing from the illustrious principality of Ballyfermot…”
Steve Benbow—“This web site celebrates the life and career of Steve Benbow who spent over 50 years performing in Folk and Jazz music circles.”
Liam Clancy—“The official web site of internationally renowned folksinger, Liam Clancy, of The Clancy Brothers.”
Paddy Clancy Scholarship Fund
ClancyBrothersBook.com—“the official website of the first biography about the Irish folk group, the Clancy Brothers…”
The Clancy Tradition—“Traditional Irish Folk Music Group” (formerly the Irish Ramblers, the OTHER Clancy Brothers)
Jimmy Crowley—“Irish traditional folk singer and musician from fair Cork City in the Republic of Ireland.”
Tony Cummins
Danny Doyle—“Ireland's Balladeer”
Dublin City Ramblers
Terje ye's Dubliners' site
Harald Niessen's Dubliners' site (Dutch)
Peter Heinz' Dubliners' site (German)
The Fenians—“Southern California's finest traditional/contemporary Irish band”
Finbar Furey—“The Prince of Pipers”
The Fureys Online—“The Official Fureys Website”
Mike Hanrahan—“Songwriter, Guitarist, Singer” (formely of Stockton's Wing)
The Irish Brigade—Mike Wallace and Sean Conaway - a great band and good friends
Irish Rovers…who now? Beware of George Millar and his sense of humour! Why won't he come back to Denver?
Andy Irvine—“…singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, traditional musician and advocate for social justice.”
Seamus Kennedy…the Wildman of Irish Folk!
Danny Kyle—“FolkWorld presents: The Danny Kyle Corner”
Pol MacAdaim—“Songs of Historical, Cultural and Social significance”
Shane MacGowan—“The official website for ex-Pogues singer Shane MacGowan”
Makem Central—The offical site of Tommy Makem & The Makem Brothers
Pat McKernan—Irish born [Belturbet, County Cavan] Ballad singer living in Melbourne Australia
Will Millar—“Former Irish Rover Will Millar, presents…music, story telling, songs, art and laughter.”
Mick Moloney—“…folklorist, arts presenter and advocate, professional musician…”
Christy Moore—“The Official Website”
Pdraig Mr —“Irish Rebel Music”
Mudcat Discussion Forum
Noel Murphy—“The Official Website”
My Songbook (Lyrics)
New Barleycorn—“Cleveland Ohio based Irish Musicians”
Robbie O'Connell —“The Official Website”
The Pogues
Ryan's Fancy…legendary Canadian based Irish Trio.
Seamus Robinson—author of “Take Me Home to Mayo“
The Sands Family
Anne Sands
Ben Sands
Colum Sands
Tommy Sands
Pete St. John…the man, the myth, the songwriter. Hello, “Dublin in the Rare Old Times”!
Saw Doctors
Michael Snow—“Liverpool-Irish Pop Music”
Spider Stacy—formerly of the Pogues
Paddy Sweeney—formerly of the Barleycorn and the Dublin City Ramblers
Liam Tiernan—formerly of the Barleycorn…one of the best balladeers in the business!
Sean Tyrrell
Derek Warfield—singer, songwriter, noted historian and a founding [former] member of the Wolfe Tones
Patsy Watchorn —“Everything about Ireland's favourite balladeer”
The Wolfe Tones—“the Official Website”
Eric Bogle—wrote… “and the band played Waltzing Matilda” and “the Greenfields of France”—in case you've been living under a rock.
Diarmuid O'Leary and the Bards “…top Irish entertainers with many hit songs.”
The Bards—Unofficial —“Diarmuid O'Leary, Smithy and Christy Sheridan…Together they are …The BARDS”
The Beer Mats—Irish Ballad group, “Hailing from the illustrious principality of Ballyfermot…”
Steve Benbow—“This web site celebrates the life and career of Steve Benbow who spent over 50 years performing in Folk and Jazz music circles.”
Liam Clancy—“The official web site of internationally renowned folksinger, Liam Clancy, of The Clancy Brothers.”
Paddy Clancy Scholarship Fund
ClancyBrothersBook.com—“the official website of the first biography about the Irish folk group, the Clancy Brothers…”
The Clancy Tradition—“Traditional Irish Folk Music Group” (formerly the Irish Ramblers, the OTHER Clancy Brothers)
Jimmy Crowley—“Irish traditional folk singer and musician from fair Cork City in the Republic of Ireland.”
Tony Cummins
Danny Doyle—“Ireland's Balladeer”
Dublin City Ramblers
Terje ye's Dubliners' site
Harald Niessen's Dubliners' site (Dutch)
Peter Heinz' Dubliners' site (German)
The Fenians—“Southern California's finest traditional/contemporary Irish band”
Finbar Furey—“The Prince of Pipers”
The Fureys Online—“The Official Fureys Website”
Mike Hanrahan—“Songwriter, Guitarist, Singer” (formely of Stockton's Wing)
The Irish Brigade—Mike Wallace and Sean Conaway - a great band and good friends
Irish Rovers…who now? Beware of George Millar and his sense of humour! Why won't he come back to Denver?
Andy Irvine—“…singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, traditional musician and advocate for social justice.”
Seamus Kennedy…the Wildman of Irish Folk!
Danny Kyle—“FolkWorld presents: The Danny Kyle Corner”
Pol MacAdaim—“Songs of Historical, Cultural and Social significance”
Shane MacGowan—“The official website for ex-Pogues singer Shane MacGowan”
Makem Central—The offical site of Tommy Makem & The Makem Brothers
Pat McKernan—Irish born [Belturbet, County Cavan] Ballad singer living in Melbourne Australia
Will Millar—“Former Irish Rover Will Millar, presents…music, story telling, songs, art and laughter.”
Mick Moloney—“…folklorist, arts presenter and advocate, professional musician…”
Christy Moore—“The Official Website”
Pdraig Mr —“Irish Rebel Music”
Mudcat Discussion Forum
Noel Murphy—“The Official Website”
My Songbook (Lyrics)
New Barleycorn—“Cleveland Ohio based Irish Musicians”
Robbie O'Connell —“The Official Website”
The Pogues
Ryan's Fancy…legendary Canadian based Irish Trio.
Seamus Robinson—author of “Take Me Home to Mayo“
The Sands Family
Anne Sands
Ben Sands
Colum Sands
Tommy Sands
Pete St. John…the man, the myth, the songwriter. Hello, “Dublin in the Rare Old Times”!
Saw Doctors
Michael Snow—“Liverpool-Irish Pop Music”
Spider Stacy—formerly of the Pogues
Paddy Sweeney—formerly of the Barleycorn and the Dublin City Ramblers
Liam Tiernan—formerly of the Barleycorn…one of the best balladeers in the business!
Sean Tyrrell
Derek Warfield—singer, songwriter, noted historian and a founding [former] member of the Wolfe Tones
Patsy Watchorn —“Everything about Ireland's favourite balladeer”
The Wolfe Tones—“the Official Website”