Irish American rockers Flogging Molly perform their 'Seven Deadly Sins'.

The Chieftains play the haunting melody Water From the Well.

Michael Mc Goldrick, Emma Sweeney and Grace Kelly performing at St Kent's in January 2007.

Here Michael is joined by Sharron Shannon and Frankie Gavin. The tunes are called Jewels Of The Ocean and Lizzie In The Lowground. The second one was written by Liz Carroll. You can catch Michael at Bury Met on 11th May at 8pm.

Here is a video made by The Wolfe Tones for the song 'The Foggy Dew'. This video features all 4 original members as it was filmed before the infamous split.

Here's a quick clip from the Irish music session that takes place every Wednesday at The Union in Levenshulme. Get down and check it out!

Here Christy Moore welcomes users to www.christymoore.com with a beautiful rendition of his classic song 'Natives'.

The wonderful ballad about Michael Collins sung by Johnny McEvoy.

Footage of McGeady as a boy and interviews with him and his father. They discuss the reasons why McGeady chose to play for Ireland.

The Dubliners play Black Velvet Band in Stockholm in 1973.

A spurious connection to Valentine's Day gives us the opportunity to show you this video of Frank Harte, the renowned Irish balladeer and song collector.

One of the greatest Irish bands of all time were re-united last week for the first time since the late 1980s. Here's a brief clip of them performing "Tribute to Peader O'Donnell" at their Vicar Street gig in Dublin. Let's hope that a tour of England is in the offing.

The historic switch-on of the floodlights at Croke Park prior to the Dublin-Tyrone match last weekend. Another historic occasion is in store this Sunday when the Irish rugby team take on France in the Six Nations at Croke Park. This is the first time that a "foreign" game has been played at the ground. Listening to RTE tonight there was great pride that the GAA had the vision to invest in such a tremendous stadium that is now one of the finest in the world. One contributor called the GAA "the most important organisation in Ireland over the last 150 years."