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60 results for “Heritage”.
Dublin in Song
City streets, river light, sea wind and layered Irish memory.
Waterford in Song
One of Ireland’s oldest urban memories in stone, river and craft.
Drogheda in Song
River, road and strong historical memory.
Dundalk in Song
A grounded borderland town between coast, road and northern light.
Swords in Song
Old roots and modern pace in a fast-growing town.
Navan in Song
Modern town life near Ireland’s ancient landscapes.
Bray in Song
Sea air, promenade walks and hillside views.
Ennis in Song
A western town of streets, music and market warmth.
Carlow in Song
Carlow is a River Barrow town shaped by ancient stone, castle walls, 1798 memory, cathedral and college heritage, working-town roots and modern arts life at VISUAL. The song “Carlow – The River and the Stone” follows the river through this quiet inland town, connecting Brownshill Dolmen, Carlow Castle and local memory in a warm Celtic portrait of place, history and enduring community.
Kilkenny in Song
Medieval streets, craft, colour and living heritage.
Naas in Song
Old town memory adapting to modern movement.
Tralee in Song
Kerry warmth, town streets and mountain distance.
Newbridge in Song
River, roads, work, growth and Kildare life.
Balbriggan in Song
Coast, harbour, railway and growing community life.
Portlaoise in Song
The heart of County Laois and a natural home for the project.
Athlone in Song
A place of crossing at the centre of Ireland.
Mullingar in Song
Lakes, roads, music and Midlands pride.
Letterkenny in Song
Donegal’s gathering town under northern skies.
Greystones in Song
Sea walks, cliffs, railway and gentle coastal belonging.
Wexford in Song
Harbour light, narrow streets, song and south-eastern warmth.
Celbridge in Song
River, estates, old houses and growing community life.
Malahide in Song
Harbour air, village streets, gardens and coastal grace.
Clonmel in Song
River, mountain-shadow and old streets full of working memory.
Carrigaline in Song
Carrigaline in County Cork is a growing riverside town shaped by family streets, local business and its links to Cork Harbour. Seen through Ireland in Song, it’s a place in motion—new homes beside old routes, schools and shops, daily work and children growing up—where community life and living memory shape modern Ireland. A song about Carrigaline should feel fresh yet rooted, honoring river and road, neighbourhood warmth and local heritage.
Maynooth in Song
Study, prayer, old walls and young life.
Leixlip in Song
River, road, industry and old settlement memory.
Ashbourne in Song
A growing Meath town of roads, families and new belonging.
Mountmellick in Song
Whitework embroidery, local craft and quiet Laois memory.
Tullamore in Song
Canal light, working hands and steady Midlands pride.
Killarney in Song
Famous scenery with a real town heart.
Cobh in Song
Cobh is a Cork Harbour town on Great Island, known for Queenstown emigration memory, Annie Moore, Titanic's last call, Lusitania rescue and burial memory, St Colman's Cathedral and its 49-bell carillon.
Midleton in Song
East Cork market life, local craft and grounded community.
Mallow in Song
River, railway, roads and North Cork identity.
Arklow in Song
A coastal working-town of harbour, river and weather.
Castlebar in Song
Mayo’s county town: roads, public life and western resilience.
Wicklow in Song
Sea air, harbour memory and green hills behind the town.
Enniscorthy in Song
River life, hill memory and Wexford resilience.
Cavan in Song
Lakes, drumlins, roads and quiet inland roots.
Gorey in Song
A lively Wexford town of growth, shops, roads and coastal nearness.
Tramore in Song
Sand, waves, promenade memory and family summers.
Athy in Song
River, canal, bridges and old routes through Kildare.
Longford in Song
Honest inland Ireland: roads, fields, families and public life.
Portmarnock in Song
Coast, sand, open sky and quiet seaside elegance.
Skerries in Song
Harbour charm, islands offshore, wind and coastal pride.
Ballina in Song
River, salmon memory, western roads and Mayo belonging.
St Colman’s Orthodox Church in Song
A place of prayer, memory and song in the heart of Ireland.
St Kevin of Glendalough in Song
St Kevin of Glendalough is remembered as the sixth-century founder of the monastery in the Valley of Two Lakes, a saint whose solitude, prayer and teaching became part of County Wicklow’s living Christian heritage.
St Kevin's Way - Pilgrim Path in Song
St Kevin's Way - Pilgrim Path is a marked pilgrim walking trail through the Wicklow hills in County Wicklow, with routes from Hollywood and Valleymount leading to Glendalough, the monastic valley associated with St Kevin.
Blarney Castle in Song
Blarney Castle is a County Cork castle and heritage site known for its medieval tower, the Blarney Stone tradition, historic gardens, old trees, Blarney House and a living local memory of stone, paths and quiet Cork landscape.
Charles Fort in Song
Charles Fort rises above Kinsale Harbour at Summer Cove, its star-shaped ramparts holding three centuries of coastal history. Built between 1677 and 1682 to defend the harbour, the fortress has witnessed siege, garrison years, Civil War fire and restoration. Today its stone walls, bastions and wide views towards Kinsale and James Fort offer a quieter experience: sea wind, water and difficult history remembered without spectacle.
Clonakilty in Song
Clonakilty is a colourful West Cork town at the head of tidal Clonakilty Bay, where hand-painted shopfronts, narrow lanes, historic squares and working quays meet a strong culture of markets, music and welcome. Its story runs from an old woodland place-name and early market life through linen, milling and railway memory to Emmet Square, Michael Collins House and the nearby beaches around Inchydoney. For Ireland in Song, it is a town where colour, memory and tide belong together.
Shannon in Song
Shannon is a town in County Clare on the Shannon Estuary, known for its links to Ireland’s 20th-century transport and industrial history. As a local centre for travel and commerce, it features in the region’s musical and oral heritage; songs and local memory reflect its role in connecting communities along the river and across Ireland.
St Colman’s Orthodox Church
A reflective musical piece tied to St Colman’s Orthodox Church in County Laois, this song blends sacred themes and local memory to evoke the church’s presence in Ireland in Song. Warm and rooted in heritage, it’s suited for listeners interested in music, history and travel around Laois’ quieter spiritual landmarks.
Glendalough - The Valley of Two Lakes
A gentle Celtic heritage song inspired by Glendalough’s two lakes, St Kevin, the monastic ruins, the Round Tower and the quiet Christian memory of the Wicklow valley.
Glendalough Round Tower - The Monastic City
A melodic Celtic heritage song about Glendalough Round Tower, the ancient Monastic City, St Kevin, the Gateway, the Sanctuary Stone, old crosses, graveyard memory and Ireland’s early Christian prayer.
St Kevin of Glendalough
A quiet Irish heritage song about St Kevin of Glendalough, moving from solitude by the Upper Lake to the living memory of monks, pilgrims, stone ruins and the Valley of Two Lakes.
St Kevin's Way - Pilgrim Path
A full-length reflective Irish pilgrim-road song about St Kevin's Way, following the walking route from Hollywood and Valleymount through Wicklow Gap and down by the Glendasan River to Glendalough.
Galway - Where the Corrib Meets the Bay
A warm Celtic heritage song about Galway, where the River Corrib meets Galway Bay, carrying the city’s western light, old stone streets, Spanish Arch, Claddagh memory, Salthill sea wind and living music.
Limerick - By the Shannon and the Stone
A warm Irish city song about Limerick, where Shannon water, Treaty Stone, castle walls, cathedral bells and Georgian streets come together in the living memory of the Treaty City.
Carlow Castle - The Stronghold by the Barrow
A reflective Irish heritage song about Carlow Castle, the Barrow crossing and two surviving towers that still carry eight centuries of town memory.
