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Back Home In Derry
04:10
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Galway Shawl
05:44
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When Ye Go Away
03:52
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Highland Paddy
03:32
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Grace
04:55
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There Were Roses
05:13
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King of The Fairies
06:11
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City of Chicago
02:51
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Streets of London
04:59
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Meet Me On The Corner
03:03
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Ride On
04:12
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Women of Ireland
03:34
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Gerry O'Reilly London, UK
Gerry O'Reilly is a London based independent musician and performer of Irish folk music. Whether Gerry is singing his interpretation of traditional songs of lost love and emigration or rousing acoustic ballads be prepared to be moved by his emotive and captivating renditions ... more
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