Double Jigs

• Banks of Lough Gowna (Bm) We have this from the first Patrick Street CD I think...
• Caliope House (D)
• The Coleraine Jig (Bm)
• Connaughtman's Rambles (D / Bm)
• Da Full Rigged Ship (Ador) Heard on one of Aly Bain's CDs.
• The Diplodocus (Amix)
• Frieze Breeches (Dmix)
• Geese in the Bog (C / Ador)
• The Gallowglass (Edor)
• The Gold Ring (G)
• The Kesh Jig (G) 'Nuff said!
• Kilavel Jig (Edor)
• Lilting Banshee (Ador)
• Mist on the Mountain (Ador) Lovely well-known jig. We often follow this one with The Corner House reel.
• Monaghan Jig (Edor) Very nice four-part jig (our version may differ a bit from others found). Inspired by Danish band Ash Plant we usually play this one in a set preceded by O'Gallagher's Frolics.
• Morrison's Jig (Edor)
• O'Gallagher's Frolics (Edor) As far as he can remember, this was the very first Irish tune Jens learned on the whistle!
• Redican's Jig (Ador) Usually played in a set preceded by Willie Coleman's.
• Road to Lisdoonvarna (Edor) Brought to our attention by Jim.
• The Strayaway Child (Em)
• The Thrush in the Straw (G) Played slooowly by Grey Larsen & Paddy League in a set with Banks of Lough Gowna. Very beautiful...
• Trip to Sligo (Em)
• The White Petticoat (Em) Beautiful jig. We recently heard this played by Joe Derrane.
  
• Willie Coleman's (G)

Slip Jigs

• The Butterfly (Em) This one might not have the best of reputations anymore, but we think it's nice!
• Fig for a kiss (Edor)

Reels

• The Ash Plant (D) There is another, more well known, tune by this name, but this one is very nice too.
• The Auchdarra (Bm) Probably better known as "The Otter's Holt". Played by, among others, Matt Molloy.
• Bag of Spuds (Ador)
• Christmas Eve (G) Gosh, what a tune!
• The Concertina Reel (D) Just the name!
• Cooley's Reel (Edor) Very well-known reel, featured on lots of CDs including Frankie Gavin and Paul Brock's "Tribute to Joe Cooley".
• The Corner House (Ador)
• Devanny's Goat (D) Nice reel, played by (among others) Cherish The Ladies.
• Dunmore Lasses (Em)
• Fermoy Lasses (Em) Even more lasses!
• Fox on the Town (G) Nice, happy reel.
• Gatehouse Maid (Ador)
• Jackie Coleman's No. 2 (D) Very cool tune.
• Junior Crehan's Favorite (Ador)
• The Humours of Loughrea (G)
• The Kerry Reel (Edor) aka "The Kerryman" according to Josie McDermott.
• Kiss the Maid behind the Barrel (G)
• Lady's Bonnet (Edor) Played fast. Sounds quite a bit like the much better known "Drowsy Maggie".
• Maid Behind the Bar (D) A session classic.
• Maids of Mount Cisco (Ador)
• Man of Aran (Bmin)
• The Morning Dew (Edor)
• The Mountain Road (D)
• The New Mown Meadow (Edor)
• The New Policeman (D) Matt Molloy plays this, we think...
• Over the Moor to Maggie (G)
• Paddy Carthy's Reel (Edor) Another cool tune, which is suited for fast playing.
• Pigeon on the Gate (Edor) Another very well known tune.
• Sailing into Walpole's Marsh (Ador)
• Saint Anne's Reel (D) An old classic.
• Ships are sailing (Em)
• The Sunset (D)
• Toss the Feathers (Ddor)
• Trip To Pakistan (Emin)
• The Wise Maid (D)

Hornpipes

• The Drunken Sailor (Ador)
• Harvest Home (D) A very well-known hornpipe, which we've just learned!
• Off to California (G)
• Poll Ha'Penny (Amix)
• The Rights of Man (Em)

Polkas

• Cairo Polka (Maqam Hijaz scale starting on D) One of Jens' stranger compositions.
• Denis Murphy's (D)
• Glen Cottage (Ador)
• John Ryan's (D) The original "Titanic Polka"! Still a nice tune though...

Other

• Dreamer (G) Nice waltz from an album by Maire Breatnach.
• King of the Fairies (Edor) This version is (more or less) the way Deanta plays it on their first album. Beautiful, haunting tune, played with lots of swing. Check it out!
• Lios Na Banr�ona (G) Beautiful air composed by Nollaig Casey.
• Macedonian Tune (Em)
• Margaret's Waltz (A) Absolutely lovely waltz.
• O'Keefe's Slide (Ador)
• Smeceno Horo This Bulgarian tune is to be found on a number of Andy Irvine CDs, as well as on (at least) one Planxty CD.
• The Swamp Reed March (G) Novelty tune: Playable on the whistle using only the left hand!
• Waterman's (Em) Weird, but beautiful 7/8 rhythm tune, played by Mike McGoldrick.
• West Ocean Waltz (G) Another very cool waltz by Maire Breatnach.