Ancient Irish music
Subtitle: comprising one hundred Irish airs hitherto unpublished; many of the old popular songs; and several new songs
By: collected and edited by P.W. Joyce; the harmonies by Professor Glover
Contributors: Glover, John William, 1815-1899
Edition: Reissue
Publisher: M.H. Gill; Longmans, Green
Published: 1906
Place of publication: Dublin; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Folk songs, English -- Ireland; Dance music -- Ireland; Songs, English -- Ireland
Notes: Reissue of the edition of 1873

Facsimile reprint of a copy in the Free Library of Philadelphia, issued by Bell & Howell, Cleveland
Table of contents: title: The Fairy King's Courtship; title: The Barley Grain; title: Farewell; title: The Yellow Flail; title: The Flannel Jacket; title: Hop Jig; title: The Dawning of the day; title: The Ale woman; title: Crabs in the skillet; title: When I rose on a misty morning; title: Let us leave that as it is; title: The Ace and Deuce of Pipering; title: 'Tis not your gold would me entice; title: Reel; title: I'm going to be married on Sunday; title: The Summer is come and the grass is green; title: Kennedy's Jig; title: The Mountains high; title: Do you remember that night?; title: Cappadanig; title: The Green Bushes; title: Air; title: We are the boys of Wexford; title: Cheer up, cheer up, daughter; title: Lamentation air; title: The pretty lasses of Loughrea; title: The Bright Lady; title: The Shanavest and Caravat; title: Single Jig; title: May Day; title: Farewell to the troubles of the world; title: O treasure of my heart; title: How do you like her for your wife?; title: We'll take again a cruiskeen; title: The Job of Journeywork; title: Little brother of my heart; title: The lovely sweet banks of the Suir; title: The Magic Mist; title: Jig; title: The Shamrock Shore; title: The wee wee bag of praties; title: There was a bold beggarman; title: Alas, my little bag; title: Whoe'er she be; title: More of Cloyne; title: The top of Cork Road; title: Roving Jack of all trades; title: Reynard the Fox; title: Rub the bag; title: The Eagle's whistle; title: The wicked Kerryman; title: Cold and rough the north wind blows; title: Will you come home with me?; title: It is day; title: King Charles's Jig; title: Nelly my love and me; title: Caoine, a keen or lament; title: The Croppy Boy; title: Along with my love I'll go; title: In comes great Bonaparte; title: The Planting stick; title: Soontree (Lullaby); title: Fair Maidens' beauty will soon fade away; title: The Lowlands of Holland; title: The Funny Tailor; title: Round the world for sport; title: The Knockeen-free (Heathy little bill); title: I'm a poor stranger and far from my own; title: Come all you maids where'er you be; title: Captain Thompson; title: The Gorey Caravan; title: Barbara Allen; title: Young Roger was a ploughboy; title: The field of hay; title: No Surrender; title: Tea in the morning; title: It is to fair England I'm willing to go; title: The game played in Erin-go-bragh; title: The blooming Meadows; title: Billy Byrne of Ballymanus; title: The little horse tied at a Public-house; title: There was an old astrologer; title: Pretty Peggy; title: The boys of the Town; title: Bessie; title: Adieu, lovely Mary; title: Strop the Razor; title: Billy the barber shaved his father; title: Dobbin's flowery vale; title: Una; title: The Leprehaun; title: My fair love leaving me; title: The Lake of Coolfin, or Willy Leonard