2024年3月16日 · 26. Sligo. My Old Sligo Home, World Of Our Own, 5’000 Miles Away From Sligo. Three brilliant tunes that are all native to Sligo. 27. Tipperary. The Galtee Mountain Boy. Slievenamon and It’s A Long Way To Tipperary also deserve a mention. I am sure The Two Johnnies will also be contenders for this category in the future. 28. Tyrone

2020年12月22日 · Traditional Irish song from County Sligo. If you like this song, check out Colm O'Donnell's Hill Of Knocknashee!

Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

Sligo has a rich culture of traditional music, song and story telling. At our sessions you will hear many songs, some you will recognise, some you will never have heard before, stories of Ireland, past and present.

2023年5月14日 · In an awe-inspiring performance, renowned Irish singer Patrick Feeney takes us on a captivating journey back to his roots with his rendition of “My Own Sligo Home. This heartfelt song not only celebrates the beauty of Sligo but it resonates with people around the globe, reminding us of the importance of our own homes.

2001年1月19日 · From the breathless vulnerability of Gone to the Brink to the dusky swing of So Blue, Byron-Smith's songs reflect the variety of musical influences she has absorbed over the years, from Verdi to...

What was the name of Johnny Cash’s backing band throughout his career? A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term "sligo" - from the Lyrics.com website.

2015年7月10日 · Listen to Songs of Sligo by Reg Keating on Apple Music. 2015. 11 Songs. Duration: 34 minutes.

20 tracks featuring various musicians from Sligo. Instruments include flute, banjo, guitar, whistle, bodhrán, button accordian, fiddle, piano, pipes and sean nós singing. This is a Coleman Production CD first released in 1998.

Believe Me, Sligo On the road that runs from Sligo back to town again, round Knocknarea, by Strandhill and the Glen, in March?when sidelong twilight sets the land aflame? I used to wander: tell me, where's the blame? For I could not walk the town for fear my heart would drown, half-sunk a hundred times by girlish frowns. A stranger there