Irish Republican Music
You may find some repetition on these pages (recordings listed in other discographies).
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The Flingels
The Flying Column
Freedom Fighters
The Jolly Beggarmen
Long Kesh Ramblers
Fee McGorman
Eugene McEldowney
Paddy McGuigan
Men Of No Property
A group of radical songwriters in Belfast got together (under false names) to record a classic set of albums as "The Men Of No Property", including such classics as "The Bogside Man" (a parody of the shanty "The Hogseye Man"), "Hughes’s Bakery Van" and "England’s Vietnam". All the participants continued in music with Brian Moore finding success as a songwriter for Christy Moore and latterly as a playwright. Apart from that, locally most of the political writing for many years was strictly in the "flag-waving" mould.
Source: A History of Folk, Traditional and Roots Music in Northern Ireland by Geoff Harden
Maeve Mulvany
Various Artists

Irish Rebel Songs: 1963 - Ace Of Clubs ACL1136 LP
Dominic Behan (under the pseudonyms Diarmuid O'Neill & Patrick O'Malley) and Enoch Kent
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