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Garry Owen
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An Incident at Sea
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Will O'Winsbury
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The Atholl Highlanders
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Fox on the Run
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The Gael
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Rumple-Pye the Troll
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Jenny Nettles
02:25
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A Rogue's March
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Polly Vaughn
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All Tomorrow's Parties
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The Wild Irish Roses Wallkill, New York
The Wild Irish Roses are a true family band.
Mom, Dad and 8 kids. They live in New Paltz,
NY
Josie Rose (21) sings, plays banjo, mandolin, penny whistle, viola. Michael X. (dad) plays guitar. Kristi (mom) sings, plays bass. Hanna (23) plays bodhran. Evelyn(18) sings, plays concertina, accordion,viola. Penelope (16) sings,plays Guitar, and tambourine. Aenghus (13) drums. Lazarus (11) p harmonica.
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