(NO ZOOM FOR THIS SERVICE – IN-PERSON ONLY)

Featuring Beth, Dave, Dick, Mark, Gary  – and the congregation singing along!

Handsome Molly, Traditional (early 1800s)

Planxty Fanny Power, Turlough O’Carolan (1670-1738)  

Black Velvet Band, Traditional (early 1800s)

          Her eyes they shone like the diamonds You’d think she was queen of the land

          And her hair hung over her shoulders,  Tied up with a black velvet band

The Mermaid, Traditional (1630)

          And the ocean’s waves do roll and the stormy winds do blow

          And we poor sailors are skipping to the top

          While the landlubbers lie down below, below, below

          While the landlubbers lie down below

Robin Adair, Lady Caroline Keppel (~1750)

Wild Rover, Traditional (1670s)

          And it’s no, nay, never (clap/clap/clap/clap)   No, nay, never no more

          Will I play the wild rover, no never, no more

Planxty Irwin – Turlough O’Carolan (1670-1738)  

Haul Away Joe, Traditional (1880s)

          Way haul away, we’re bound for better weather

          Way haul away, we’ll haul away Joe

Jackaroo, Traditional (late 18^th c.)

Pleasant & Delightful, Traditional (17^th c.)

Whiskey in the Jar Traditional (mid-17^th c.)

          Musha ringum duram da, whack fol de daddy-o

          Whack fol de daddy-o, there’s whiskey in the jar

Road to Lisdoonvarna/Stick Across the Hob Traditional Irish

Molly Malone, Traditional (1870s)

          Alive, alive-o       Alive, alive-o

          Crying cockles and mussels, Alive, alive-o