This is an   Irish-language hymn  about St Patrick .  It is based on the poem "Admuinemmar nóeb-Patraicc" by Niníne Éces, fl. 700....

This is an Irish (Gaelic) language version of the  Christmas  carol,  Away in a Manger . The author is unknown, and no published versions ha...

This is an Irish-language hymn to/about Jesus .   A visitor to this website advised that: The words are two verses from ‘Duan Chriost”, a p...

This hymn is an Irish-language translation of The Bells of the Angelus . The translator is unknown.  It is sometimes called Muire Mháthair ...

This Irish-language hymn is an old lament in the style of a conversation between the three Marys, Jesus Christ and St. Peter during the even...

This is a cheerful Irish-language hymn don Cáisc ( for Easter ). It was recorded on a single EP released under the Glenside label in 1973 (...

This energetic children's recessional hymn about love, joy and peace was written by Irish teachers and musicians Gráinne Jordan and Fil...

This is an Irish-language version of the Peruvian Gloria . As with the English-language version, both the author and composer are unknown...

The origin of this Irish-language hymn, loosely based on the start of the 23rd Psalm, is unknown.

This is an Irish language hymn in honour of  St Brigid of Kildare . It is written in a traditional style, but attributed to Irish-born, ...

This is an  Irish-language communion hymn about the miracle at the Wedding of Cana. It was  included in Dánte Dé, an Irish-language hymnal ...

This is an Irish-language hymn about love. It was written by Irish Roman Catholic priest, song-writer and performer Liam Lawton (b 1959). ...

The source of this Irish-language Alleluia is unknown. It was used during the Pope's 1979 visit to Ireland as a response to Seacht ...

This is a traditional Irish-language hymn of welcome to Jesus. The original author and the creator of the translation below are both unknow...

This hymn is an Irish-language translation of the hymn Amazing Grace   The translator is unknown.

This Irish-language hymn about Mary appears to be a based on a traditional text which was set to POKAREKARE ANA , a tune from New Zealand,...

The original source of this Irish-language hymn is unknown - some people attribute it to St Patrick. With meter 11.11.11.11, tunes it has...

This is an Irish language hymn for  Advent . The source is unknown. As a prayer, it was traditionally recited before reading the Gospel. ...

This hymn is attributed to Donegal monk Maol Iosa O Brolchain, from the 11th or 12th century. The first and last line of each verse are in...

This is an  Irish (Gaelic) language hymn  about Christ the seed or sourse. The words are attributed to Irish-native Roman Catholic priest an...