Déanta
Déanta was an Irish traditional group from Northern Ireland, based in County Antrim who last played together in 1997. The band's members included Mary Dillon, Deirdre Havlin, Rosie Mulholland, Eoghan O'Brien, Kate O'Brien and Clodagh Warnock. The band released three albums on Green Linnet during its career which blended traditional tunes and songs with arrangements sometimes veering towards a contemporary setting. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Ready for the Storm
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The Maid That Sold Her Barley
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Culloden's Harvest
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The Lakes of Pontchartrain
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The Benedy Glen
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Lone Shanakyle
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The Blacksmith
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King of the Blues
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Eleanor Plunkett
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The Flight of the Termite
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Where are You
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Willie and Mary
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Dark Iniseoghain
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Blacksmith
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Willie Taylor
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Harp Airs
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An Raibh Tú Ag An gCarraig
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Waltz of the White Lilies
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The Rocky Reels
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The Green Fields Of Canada
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Cogair Rúin
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The Mighty Clansmen
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Gravelly Groove
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Paddy and the Bandit
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Two Days To Go
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The Landsdowne Lass
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Hammy's Jigs
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Let The Hair Sit
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Cold Grey Fairyland
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The Mighty Clansmen: King George/Johnny Harley's Reel
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Two Days To Go: Two Days To Go/Beaujolais In Boston/Jimmy's Trip To Clonmel
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The Party
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The Usual Suspects
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Paddy And The Bandit: Paddy's In Chicago/The Ceili Bandit
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The Druid's Mountain
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Willie & Mary
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Thousands Are Sailing
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The Druid's Mountain: The Druid's Spell/The Misty Mountain
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Scarta Glen Road
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The Usual Suspects: The Chimer/Farewll To Sandy/The Usual Suspects
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At the Crossroads
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Scarta Glen Road: The Scarta Glen Road/Sean Leac/The King Of The Clans/Marian's Favourite
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At The Crossroads: Farewell To Huncheon/The Whinny Hill
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Where Are You?
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The Flight Of The Termite; The Fisherman's Island; Katie's Reel; Seany Dorris'
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Where You at the Rock
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The Rocky Reels: The Lilac Reel/Sean Ryan's Star of Munster/The Maid From The Bronx
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Let the Hair Sit: the Wee Rabbit/The Fort of the Daft Woman
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Eleanor Plunket
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The Landsdowne Lass: Larmor Plage/The Landsdowne Lass/Darby's Farewell To London
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