I love how you're weaving the spirit of each month into a musical journey. For March, celebrating Irish culture and the essence of St. Patrick's Day with songs that reflect heritage, storytelling, and the warmth of togetherness sounds perfect. Here’s a mix of traditional Irish tunes, Celtic-inspired songs, and beloved works from iconic Irish artists to carry that spirit through the month:
March: A Month of Irish Songs – Celebrating Culture & Togetherness
- "The Parting Glass" – The High Kings
- "Galway Girl" – Sharon Shannon & Mundy
- "Fields of Gold" – Eva Cassidy (Celtic-inspired version)
- "The Wild Rover" – The Dubliners
- "Orinoco Flow" – Enya
- "The Rocky Road to Dublin" – The High Kings
- "Carrickfergus" – Van Morrison & The Chieftains
- "Molly Malone" – Sinead O’Connor
- "Only Time" – Enya
- "Whiskey in the Jar" – Thin Lizzy (or The Dubliners version)
- "Siúil A Rún" – Clannad
- "The Foggy Dew" – The Chieftains feat. Sinéad O’Connor
- "Star of the County Down" – Van Morrison & The Chieftains
- "Grace" – Jim McCann
- "Mo Ghile Mear" – Celtic Woman
- "Brown Eyed Girl" – Van Morrison
- "When You Say Nothing at All" – Ronan Keating
- "The Town I Loved So Well" – The Dubliners
- "Song for Ireland" – Mary Black
- "No Frontiers" – Mary Black
- "Raglan Road" – Luke Kelly
- "Black Velvet Band" – The Dubliners
- "May It Be" – Enya
- "I’ll Tell Me Ma" – Gaelic Storm
- "The Rising of the Moon" – The Clancy Brothers
- "Dún do Shúil" – Clannad
- "Chasing Cars" – Snow Patrol (Modern Irish touch)
- "Toss the Feathers" – The Corrs (Instrumental energy)
- "Into the Mystic" – Van Morrison
- "Runaway" – The Corrs
- "An Irish Blessing" – Roma Downey (A heartfelt closing for the month.)
This playlist blends traditional folk songs, Celtic ballads, and contemporary Irish hits, capturing the heart of Irish culture—its love for storytelling, community, and the beauty of its landscapes and heritage. Perfect for celebrating St. Patrick’s season with warmth and connection!
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