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Tracks In This Album
There Was No Hope For Him This Time: It Was The Third Stroke - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Next Morning After Breakfast - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
In The Evening My Aunt Took Me With Her - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
It Was Joe Dillon Who Introduced The Wild West To Us - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Summer Holidays Were Near At Hand - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
There Was Nobody But Ourselves In The Field - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
North Richmond Street, Being Blind, Was A Quiet, Street - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
On Sunday Morning - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
She Sat At The Window Watching The Evening Invade The Avenue - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
She Stood Among The Swaying Crowd In The Station At The North Wall - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Cars Came Scudding InTowards Dublin - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
That Night The City Wore The Mask Of A Capital - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Cards! Cards! The Table Was Cleared - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Grey Warm Evening Of August Had Descended Upon The City - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Lenehan Offered His Friend A Cigarette - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
They Walked Along Nassau Street And Then Turned Into Kildare Street - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
He Walked Listlessly Round Stephen's Green - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
His Mind Became Active Again - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Mrs Mooney Was A Butcher's Daughter - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
There Must Be Reparation Made In Such A Case - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Polly Sat For A Littlle Time On The Side Of The Bed, Crying - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Eight Years Before He Had Seen His Friend Off At The North Wall - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Light And Noise Of The Bar Held Him At The Doorway - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
'Everything In Paris Is Gay', Said Ignatious Gallaher - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Little Chandler Sat In The Room Off The Hall, Holding A Child In His Arms - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Bell Rang Furiously - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
Darkness, Accompanied By A Thick Fog, Was Gaining Upon The Dusk - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
He Stood In Doorway Opposite The Office - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
A Very Sullen - Faced Man Stood At The Corner Of O'Connell Bridge - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
The Matron Had Given Her Leave To Go - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
She Thought She Would Have To Stand In The Drumcondra Tram - Dubliners, Part I - James Joyce
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