St.Peter's Ceili Band:
1) Marches: The Centenary - Henry Joy - Kevin Barry
2) Reels: The Trip Down the Road - Hand Me Down the Tackle - The Queen's Wedding
3) Jigs: The New York - The Western Lilt - Donnybrooke Fair
4) Hornpipes: The Minstrel's Fancy - The Man from Newry - Kitty's Wedding
The Liam Ivory Ceili Band:
5) Military TwoStep: The Garden Where the Praties Grow - How Are You Getting On - The Irish Washerwoman
6) Song: The Shawl of Galway Grey
7) Hornpipes: The Cuckoo's Nest - Cooley's - The Stack of Barley
The Noel Touhy Ceili Band:
8) Reels: La Russe - My Love She's But A Lassie Yet - The Duke of Perth
9) Waltzes: The Rose of Arranmore - Gentle Maiden - Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
10) Jigs: Jerry's Beaver Hat - Lanigan's Ball - Cherish the Ladies
11) Marches: The Dawing of the Day - The Three Flowers
The Brophy Brothers Ceili Band:
12) Reels: Collier's Reel - The Fermoy Lassies - The Boys of the Lough
13) Jigs: The Rambling Pitchfork - Saddle the Pony - The Black Rogue
14) Hornpipes: The Kildare Fancy - The Boys of Blue Hill - Harvest Home
The Brendan Mulhaire Ceili Band:
15) Song: The Close of An Irish Day
The Blarney Ceili Band:
16) Jigs: Boys of the Town - The Rose In the Heather - Over the Ocean
17) Hornpipes: The Dunleary Hornpipe - The Sandlark - Last of the Twins
18) Reels: The Blarneystone Selection

The Irish word 'Ceili' refers to a gathering of people for an enjoyable time of dancing, Music & story-telling. Today it is more associated with dancing. The other side of the music must be 'preservation' as again we have an Irish tradition that strives to keep the traditional music history alive.
And it certainly is 'alive' if the bands here are to be believed. Lots of lively stuff. Vibrant but always melodic.

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