Pat Woods
Albums
An Evening with Singer Songwriter Pat Woods the Bard from Armagh
Singles
Rathlin Island
Seven White Horses
Songs in corporation with
Daisy Town: I'm a Poor Lonesome Cow-Boy (Claude Bolling feat. Pat Woods)
Thirsty Boots (Pat Woods & Cathy Lowe)
Songs
A Bunch of Thyme
A Couple More Years
A Song for Fermanagh
Abbey Shrule
Abbeyshrule
Abbeyshurle
Abbyshrule
All That's Left for Me to Say
And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda
Angel Judy
Beautiful Dreamer
Beautiful Meath
Bird
Blackbird of Slane
Blue Grass Eyes
Bunch Oh Thyme
Bunch of Thyme
Carrickfergus
Cherries on a Hill
Come Back Paddy Reilly [To Ballyjamesduff]
Cruel War
Dominique
Dublin in the Fare Oul Times
Dublin in the Rare Oul Times
Dublin in the Rare Oul' Times
Fields of Athenry
Four Strong Winds
Fruit of the Trees
Galway Bay
Galway Shawl
Gentle Annie
Greasy Haired Kid
Green Fields of France
Guiness Song
Hills of Kerry
I Can Dream About You
Kathleen Casey
Knock at My Window Tonight 4
Lay My Head Beneath the Rose
Leaving Nancy
Little Blue Eyed Boy
Little Sweeheart in Spring
Little Sweetheart in Spring
Little Sweetheart in the Spring
London Lights
Long Before Your Time
Lovely Armagh
Master McGrath
Molly Darlin'
Mountains of Mourne
My Home in the County Down
My Legan Flows Softly
My Mother's Home
My Old Island Home
My Old Native Land
My Own Native Land
Nancy Spain
Old Bog Road
Ouagadougou
Rare Old Times
Rathlin Island
Red Is the Rose
Rich Mans Garden
Roger's Lullaby
Rose of Allendale
Rose of Allende
Rose of Mooncoin
Rose of Tralee
Seven White Horses
Silver & The Stubble
Spancil Hill
The Blacksmith
The Feery Man
The Ferry Man
The Ferryman
The Fields of Athenry
The Green Willow
The Guinness Song
The Mountains of Mourne
The Rare Auld Times
The Rare Oul Times
The Whistling Gypsy
Truck of Kindness
When You & I Were Young Maggie
When You Were Sweet Sixteen
When You and I Were Sixteen
When You and I Were Sweet Sixteen
When You and I Were Yong Maggie
When You and I Were Young Maggie
When the Hammer Strikes the Anvil
Wild Colonial Boy
You Seldom Come to See Me Anymore