The Quiet Land of Érin(1983) - Mary O'Hara

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The Quiet Land of Érin, a translation by Joan O'Hara of an old Gaelic exile song, Árd Tí Cuain. Sung here by Joan's sister Mary O'Hara. First recorded by Mary on her Decca album "Songs of Érin" (1956), it became theme song for her BBC TV series "Starlight" series 1956.

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  • Isn't it amazing that Mary's breath control here at 48 years is almost as good as the stunning first record of 1956, when only 21 years old? The quiet Land of Erin is in many ways most probably her best ever song, at least many admirers think so too. Also Ailiu Ennai is a true gem like Oromobhaidin. And Bring me a shawl from Galway is brilliant and timeless.Mary O'Hara was the best ambassador Ireland had for many decades. She deserves a statue.

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  • Bless you Mary

  • just stunning to listten to

  • thanks so much, I love her music and wore out her records years ago!

  • Beautiful song...... beautifully sung, by a beautiful woman. Thank you Mary. x

  • Just a wonderful rendition. Happy St. Patrick's Day, all!

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