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099			_aSCD CDA BBC 306
245	0	0	_aCD archive project : _bIreland 6
260			_c[2004-2006].
300			_a1 sound disc : _bdigital ; _c4 3/4 in.
500			_aCompact disc.
505	0		_aTracks 1-3, BBC 12611 (acc. 190). Kathleen Devaney, recorded 18/08/47, Maycullen, Co. Galway: 1. Intro -- 2. Pearls of the White Mountains [sung in Gaelic] -- 3. The Green Bushes -- Tracks 4-6, BBC 12613 (acc. 192). Peter Farrell, recorded 27/08/47, Ballinagh, Co. Cavan: 4. Intro -- 5. Loch Sheelin Side -- 6. The Silent Motor Car -- Tracks 7-13, BBC 13163 [this record not in VWML archive]: 7. Intro ['The Belfast Girl Singers, conductor, Kay Simpson; Nan Shaw; James J. Whitley, Recorded 20/04/48.'] -- Tracks 14-17, BBC 13383 (acc. 200). [unnamed singer], recorded 11/08/47, Killorglin Puck Fair, Co. Kerry: 14. Intro -- 15. The Galtee Farmer -- 16. I bought a mare at Derry Fair -- 17. One Morning Fair I Took the Air (part only) -- Tracks 18-20, BBC 13164 [this record not in VWML archive]: 18. Intro ['The Belfast Girl Singers, conductor, Simpson, Kay; Shaw, Nan; Whitley, James J. Recorded 20/04/48.'] -- Tracks 21-23, BBC 12488 (acc. 184). Ennis, Seamus, recorded 30/08/47, Jamestown (Finglas), Co. Dublin: 21. Intro -- 22. The Rocks of Bawn -- 23. When Cockle Shells Make Silver Bells -- Tracks 24-26, BBC 12489 (acc. 185): 24. Intro -- 25. Colm Keane. Soldier, Soldier. Recorded 20/08/47, Carna, Co. Galway -- 26. Seamus Ennis. When Pat Came Over the Hill. Recorded 30/08/47, Jamestown (Finglas), Co. Dublin -- Tracks 27-29, BBC 12500 (acc. 189): 27. Intro -- 28. Sean McDonough (jun). Morrisey & the Russian Sailor. Recorded 20/08/47, Carna, Co. Galway -- 29. Thomas Donohoe. Pat Boylon. Recorded 27/08/47, Ballinagh, Co. Cavan -- Tracks 30-33, BBC 18532 (acc. 397). Recorded 23/07/52, Castle Caulfield, Co. Tyrone by Peter Kennedy & Sean O'Boyle: 30. Intro -- 31. Vincent Donnelly. The White Hare [talk preceding] -- 32. Margaret Loughran. The Jug of Punch [fragment] -- 33. Margaret Loughran. Father Murphy of Boolavogue.
650		0	_919569 _aField recordings
650		7	_9257 _aIreland
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