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**Cherish the Ladies**

**Played by**: *Paddy Glackin*
**Source**: *Soundcloud*
**Image**: *Michael Coleman (31 January 1891 – 4 January 1945) was a virtuoso Irish fiddler from County Sligo, and a major exponent of the Sligo fiddle style.*

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**Droghedy March**

**Played by**: *Maggie Sansone*
**Source**: *Soundcloud*
**Image**: *Irish Mummers*

**Pat Ward's Jig**

**Played by**: *Oisín McAuley*
**Source**: *Soundcloud*
**Image**: *Pat Ward (1847-1928)*

**Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself**

**Played by**: *Christopher Hedge*
**Source**: *Soundcloud*
**Image**: *The isle of Manhattoes and nearby- Folktales: The Rival Fiddlers*

Cherish the Ladies
Played by: Paddy Glackin
Image:Michael Coleman (31 January 1891 – 4 January 1945) was a virtuoso Irish fiddler from County Sligo, and a major exponent of the Sligo fiddle style.
Source:Soundcloud

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George Booker
Played by: Fionnlagh Ballantine
Image:Revolutionary War citizen patriot George Booker’s grave marker.
Source:Soundcloud

Droghedy March
Played by: Maggie Sansone
Image:Irish Mummers.
Source:Soundcloud

Pat Ward's Jig
Played by: Oisín McAuley
Image:Pat Ward (1847-1928).
Source:Soundcloud

Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself
Played by: Christopher Hedge
Image:The isle of Manhattoes and nearby- Folktales: The Rival Fiddlers
Source:Soundcloud