Just played
- 13:45Kevin Crawford - Jug of Brown Ale & Spot the Wollop
- 13:39Jiggy - Man of Aran
- 13:32Mórga - The Dances At Kinvara, James Byrne's, Miss Mcdonald...
- 13:27Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill - My Love Is In America
- 13:22The Friel Sisters - The Queen of the Rushes / Scully Casey's / McGovern's Favourite (Jigs / Reel)
- 13:17Kevin Burke - Johnny Learys/Micko Russells Slides
- 13:12Martin Hayes - Lucy Farr's
- 13:07Adam Agee & Jon Sousa - Hardiman's Fancy / Apples in Winter / The Starry Lane to Monaghan
- 13:01Turas - Paddy Gavin's / Liz Carrol's Tune / The High Reel / The Sally Gardens
- 12:54The Alt - Going for a Soldier Jenny/ The Chandelier
- 12:48Sean Keane - Paddy Taylor's/The steam packet (reels)
- 12:43Frankie Lane - Da Slockit Light
- 12:38Patrick Street - Down the Broom/The Gatehouse Maid/Mulvihill's
- 12:33Dervish - Slides and Reels
- 12:28Andy McGann & Paddy Reynolds - Musical Priest / Sailor on the Rock
- 12:23Michel Balatti, Tom Stearn, Tola Custy - A Few Bob
- 12:17Eugene O'Donnell - An Coulin Agus An Tsean Coulin
- 12:10Danú - The Glen Cottage,John Brosnan's,Peata an Mhaoir
- 12:04Flynn Cohen - Farrell O'Gara / Good Morning To Your Nightcap
- 11:59Liz & Yvonne Kane - Paddy Fahey's, Mullingar Lea, Paddy Fahey's
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Most played this week
| track | times |
|---|---|
| Mórga - The Dances At Kinvara, James Byrne's, Miss Mcdonald... | 2 |
| The Friel Sisters - The Queen of the Rushes / Scully Casey's / McGovern's Favourite (Jigs / Reel) | 2 |
| Patrick Street - Down the Broom/The Gatehouse Maid/Mulvihill's | 2 |
| Michel Balatti, Tom Stearn, Tola Custy - A Few Bob | 2 |
| Séamus Begley & Stephen Cooney - Beir Mo Dhúthracht (Song) | 2 |
| Brid Harper - Cuaichín Ghleann Néifín - The Gold Ring | 2 |
| Sean Gavin & Colm Gannon - Judy Hynes / Billy The Butcher (Jigs) | 2 |
| Aoife Nic Dhomhnaill, Liam Lonergan - Báthadh Bhroclaise / Sliabh Mis / Whiskey-O-Roudelum-Row | 2 |
| Matt Molloy - Good Morning to Your Nightcap / Martin Ainsborough's | 2 |
| Oisín Mac Diarmada, Daithí Gormley, Samantha Harvey - The Lansdowne Lass / The Mill of Kylemore / Peg McGrath's (Reels) | 2 |
| Alison Perkins, Nicolas Brown - Byrns March / Johnny Cope (March & Hornpipe) | 2 |
| Rowan Leslie - Drive the Golden Spike || The Lobster || John Brennan's | 2 |
| Ben Goehring, Ella Goehring, Tim Ball - McGovern's | The Glass Ball | Charlie Harris' | 2 |
| The Bonny Men - The Slow Jigs | 2 |
| Dervish - Jim Coleman's | 2 |
| Paddy Keenan - The Steam Packet/McLeod's Reel | 2 |
| Niall Vallely - Condon's Frolics / Willie Coleman's Jig / An Seanduine Dóite/The Connaughtman's Rambles | 2 |
| Claire Mann - Denis Ryan's/Guzzle Together/Paddy O'Snap | 2 |
| Hanz Araki - Aontas Polka, The Dusty Miller Jig, Lord Mayo March | 2 |
| Hanz Araki - The Banks of Inverness / The Oriental Polka / The Tolka | 2 |
Most played artists
| artist | times |
|---|---|
| Brendan Mulholland | 19 |
| Danú | 17 |
| Various Artists | 17 |
| The Kane Sisters | 17 |
| Dervish | 15 |
| Paul Smyth | 15 |
| Matt Molloy | 15 |
| Floating Crowbar | 15 |
| Lúnasa | 14 |
| Mícheál Ó Raghallaigh | 14 |
| John Carty | 14 |
| The Bonny Men | 14 |
| Tommy Peoples | 14 |
| The Friel Sisters | 13 |
| Adam Agee & Jon Sousa | 13 |
| Hanz Araki | 12 |
| Ronan Browne/Peader O'Loughlin | 12 |
| The Bothy Band | 11 |
| James Keane | 11 |
| Noel Hill | 10 |
What goes on air
Over the last 24 hours the station played 241 tracks, 241 of them different — about 11 songs an hour. It plays densest around 00:00 and quietest around 04:00. Also 196 songs turned up that had not been on air on the previous days.
1639 different songs across 1814 plays: a wide rotation where repeats are rare and almost every slot brings something new.
Radio Siamsa broadcasts from Ireland.
We listen to the stream ourselves and write down what goes on air: 1814 tracks over the week, 1639 of them different, from 598 artists. Every list on this page is built from that — not from how the station describes itself.
Questions
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The current track appears in the player the moment you press play — it is read straight from the stream. Just below is what has played over the last hours.
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Yes. The stream plays in your browser: no registration, no app to install, no charge.
Where do these track lists come from?
From the station's own stream. We check it every couple of minutes and record the track title the station reports, with a timestamp. Nothing here is guessed or bought from third parties.