The great Johnny McEvoy sings James Connolly

The Clancy Brothers sing the Jug of Punch

Scottish TV's Gerry McNee gets confused over the meaning of the word "sectarian" and reveals his own prejudices in the process.

Classic labour song from Christy Moore in the late 60s

A sense of County Levenshulme

Celtic Woman play She Moved Through the Fair and Butterfly on RTE

The Dubliners lead by Ronnie Drew sing the timeless classic 'The Irish Rover'.

A very moving version of "Song For Ireland" sung by Luke Kelly. This was the last song Luke recorded before his death in 1984.

Flogging Molly play Factory Girls

London Irish celtic punk rockers, Neck, play "Welcome to the hooley" and "loud and proud and bold"

Today's video is a truly special one. It's a virtuoso bodhran performance by Manchester's very own John Joe Kelly. John Joe came up through Comhaltas in Manchester and plays with top folk band Flook.

Click on the link below to watch the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ChbigufBC8

Trailer for Ken Loach's powerful film

Andrea's new single 'Shame On You'.

See some Manchester United fans in rather exuberant mood on CNN.

Comic Steve Coogan has deep Manchester Irish roots - his grandfather Pierce ran the Astoria Irish club which opened in 1948 - one of Manchester's most famous Irish venues. Here we see one of Steve's funniest moments as he calls out for Dan.

The Corrs play Toss The Feathers