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Boys Of Killybegs
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Three Score And Ten
05:27
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Lifeboat Mona
04:10
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South Australia
03:42
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Farewell To Nova Scotia
03:33
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Home From The Sea
04:23
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Mary Ellen Carter
03:56
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The Holy Ground
02:44
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Haul Away Joe
02:42
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The Bluenose
03:08
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Go To Sea No More
05:03
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Drunken Sailor/Reel
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Pat Kelleher Cork, Ireland
Irish folksinger/songwriter Pat Kelleher has played almost entirely as a solo performer since 1987. With over 40 years of public performing as a folk singer, guitarist, 5 string banjoist, he is a seasoned performer with many influences. He has toured in Ireland, UK, USA, Canada, Germany and Switzerland. His live performances display his ability to entertain his audiences with seasoned stagecraft. ... more
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