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Cavan Girl
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Planxty Hewlett
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Sally O
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Fol ee O Ho Ro
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Old Maid in the Garret
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Rinca Philip an Cheoil
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The Next Market Day
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Grey October Clouds
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The Meeting of Waters
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Tipperary So Rare
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Ryan Dunne Waynesboro, Virginia
Ryan’s tender tenor voice coupled with his bouncy, jolly and ethereal tin whistle and bamboo flute playing has led to delightful arrangements inspired by animals, nature, and Irish lore. Dedicated to unearthing the mysteries of Irish history through the study of traditional music, Ryan has amassed an impressive repertoire of Irish, Scottish, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian songs and ballads. ... more
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