Uwe Hermann | A slightly paranoid Debian developer

I'm not quite sure whether this is a traditional Irish jig / reel, but it sure sounds like it is...

Song: John Fleagle - Doon da Rooth (1:46 min, 1.7 MB)
License: CC-by-nc-sa 1.0
Source: magnatune.com

Next up are 2 or 3 irish / celtic songs, starting with Josh Woodward who sings "Up Kilkenny". This is a song which will make you want to jump up and enjoy a fine Guinness in the nearest Irish pub ;-)

Song: Josh Woodward - Up Kilkenny (2:54 min, 3.1 MB)
License: CC-by-nc-nd Music Sharing License 2.0
Source: joshwoodward.com

More folk / world music from the Community Music Project — this time a song from Cynthia Crossen which sounds irish / celtic to me (but I could be wrong).

Song: Cynthia Crossen - Ah Yeh (4:10 min, 3.9 MB)
License: CC-by-nd-nc 1.0
Source: archive.org

While this song can be found on Shira Kammen's "The Castle of the Holly King" album, she is definately not the one who sings in "The Wren in the Hurze" ;-) This is a great celtic song featuring fast, mind-boggling lyrics (think tongue-twister) and impressive percussions. I think a Bodhrán is used, but don't quote me on that.

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Song: Shira Kammen - The Wren in the Hurze (2:12 min, 2.1 MB)
License: CC-by-nc-sa 1.0
Source: magnatune.com

Sorry for the delayed updates, I'm dead busy lately... "The Computer Virus" is an irish jig with an... unusual name, performed by James Curran.

Song: James Curran - The Computer Virus (2:31 min, 2.4 MB)
License: CC-nd-nc 1.0
Source: archive.org