The insider-outsider economy

Ireland 1987 - 1994

Breaking the bank

how NIB scandal was exposed

Colleen dhas cruthen na moe

The pretty girl milking her cow : an ancient Irish melody /

The Swiss exile

Hurrah for the bonnets of blue

a ballad, sung ... by Madame Vestris, in Mr. Peake's farce of The £100 note, and by Mrs. Waylett, at the Theatres Royal London & Dublin /

He wipes the tear from every eye

sacred song /

Forward, forward the Southern are near us, the rising of the Borderers

a ballad sung by Mr. Braham /

The lady and the mariner

duet, for two voices /

The boatman's daughter

the popular ----- melody, sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders, with the greatest applause /

Love's labour lost

as sung by Madame Vestris, with distinguished applause at the Theatre Royal Haymarket /

Lightly, lightly, swiftly follow, or no dance for us to night

The voice :

its artistic production, development, and preservation /

Hurrah for the bonnets of blue!

The gondolette

cavatina, sung by Mrs. Waylett /

Kathleen's reply to Terence's farewell

Away away to the mountains brow

a cavatina, as sung ... by Mrs. Waylett, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, in the new opera of The devil's brother, also at the grand musical festivals /

The garden of roses

sung by Mrs. Waylett /

The hunters signal horn

the celebrated Tyrolese song sung by Miss Hughes, with enthusiastic applause at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, in the musical farce of The sublime & beautiful /

Oliver Heaviside.

Stained glass /