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This is a list of songs about County Louth, Ireland.

• "Dear Dundalk" - Written and recorded by Dundalk-born musician Des Wilson (1943–1990). ^[1]
• "The Town of Dundalk" - Written by George Elliot and Michael Byron, recorded by Michael Bracken.
• "The Wee County" - Written and recorded by Annie Mc.
• "The Blackbird of Slane" - Song by T. Smith about the WW1 poet Francis Ledwidge, recorded by Seán Donnelly. ^{[2][ failed verification]}
• "Football Final 1957" - By Nicholas Craven. Collected by Pat Hillen and Tom Kindlon from the singing of Jemmy Dowdall. Air: "The Mountains of Mourne"
• "Grand Old County Louth" - Written by John Nestor and Bobby O'Driscoll.
• "Victorious Roche" - Victory of Roche Emmets, 3 January 1954. Written by Jack Sands. Air: "The Soirée on Skull Hill"
• "Wren Boys Song" - A local song. ^[3]
• "The Soiree at Skull Hill" - written by Willie Hynes, postman, 1912.
• "The Turfman from Ardee"
• "The Woods of County Louth" - written by Hugh McKitterick and Larry Magnier - recorded by Dermot O'Brien (1977)^{[ citation needed]}
• " Farewell to Carlingford"
• "The Rose of Ardee"
• "The Hurling Match at Bavan, Omeath, 1750"
• "Election Ballad of 1826"
• "Liberty's Battle" (election song)
• "Usurpation Conquered" (election song)
• "The Mountains of Cooley" - written by Eilish Boland.
• "Come sing a song for Louth" - written by Hugh McKitterick^{[ citation needed]}

See also

• List of Irish ballads

Further reading

• Songs of Dundalk and its Hinterland, by Séamas MacSeán, Dundalk, 1981.^{[ ISBN missing]}

References