Compiled from the catalogue of Dolphin Records, so lots of big names here.
And 42 tracks that cover the music of 'Cork & Kerry' (though they may be taking some poetic licence here).
Regardless, it's all good Irish fun that should, with a couple or three Guinness supplements, get the first two hours of the party going like a train.

CD One:
1) Dublin City Ramblers: Whiskey In the Jar
2) Brendan Bowyer: The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee
3) Na Fianna: The Holy Ground
4) Sean Dunphy: The Rose of Tralee
5) Barleycorn: The Blarney Roses
6) Arcady: Toss the Feathers - The Fermoy Lasses - The Man of the House
7) Johnny McEvoy:Michael Collins
8) Ronnie Drew: The Dingle Puck Goat
9) Chris Ball: The Golden Jubilee
10) Sean Dunphy: 40 Shades of Green
11) Pat Ely: Shanagolden
12) Johnny McEvoy:Daniel O'Connell
13) Brian Byrne: Bantry Bay
14) Derek Warefield: The Boys of Kilmichael
15) Sean Dunphy: Skibbereen
16) Dublin City Ramblers: The Hills of Kerry
17) Patsy Watchorn: Pub Song Medley
18) The Celtic Orchestra: Mna na hEireann
19) Bridge Ceili Band: MacMahon's Reels
20) Brian McCormick: Dingle Bay
21) Na Fianna: Sally MacLennane - Some Say the Devil Is Dead
CD Two:
1) Sharon Shannon & Johnny McEvoy: Muirsheen Durkin
2) Liam Clancy: Red Is the Rose
3) The Jolly Beggarmen: The Nightingale - Many Young Men of Twenty - Fiddler's Green
4) Johnny McEvoy: The Bantry Girl's Lament
5) Patsy Watchorn: The Irish Rover
6) Johnny McEvoy: The Wild Colonial Boy
7) Sonny Knowles: How Can You Buy Killarney
8) Dublin City Ramblers:The Kerry Recruit
9) Sharon Shannon & Johnny McEvoy: Salonika
10) The Celtic Orchestra: The Rose of Tralee
11) Sean Dunphy: The Valley of Knockanure
12) The Mulhaire Ceili Band - Jigs: Banish Misfortune
13) Johnny McEvoy: The Bells of Shandon
14) Sean Dunphy: The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door
15) Chris Ball: The Village of Asdee
16) The Celtic Orchestra: Slan Le Maight
17) Derek Warefield: The Boys of Fairhill
18) Barleycorn:A Song for Ireland
19) The Kilkennys: The Galway Girl
20) The Celtic Orchestra: Lord of the Dance
21) Liam Clancy: The Parting Glass

Compiled from the catalogue of Dolphin Records, so lots of big names here.
And 42 tracks that cover the music of 'Cork & Kerry' (though they may be taking some poetic licence here).
Regardless, it's all good Irish fun that should, with a couple or three Guinness supplements, get the first two hours of the party going like a train.

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