Boys of Malin (A major) Discography: 1977: Paddy Glackin: Glackin / Ceol ar an bhfidil (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1981: De Danann (Jackie Daly, Alec Finn, Frankie Gavin, Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh & Charlie Piggot): Star Spangled Molly (titled 'Boys of Malin') 1985: Patti O'Doors: The World Turned Upside Down (last of three tunes in the 'Farewell to Gibraltar' set) 1988: Matt Cranitch: Take a Bow (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1991: Ciaran Tourish or Dermot McLaughlin: Fiddle Sticks - Irish Traditional Music from Donegal (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1991: Paula Doohan & Liz Doherty: Fiddle Sticks - Irish Traditional Music from Donegal (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1991: Mass Fiddles (Ciaran Tourish, Dermot McLaughlin, Seamus Gibson, Seamus Glackin, Kevin Glackin & Tommy Peoples): Fiddle Sticks - Irish Traditional Music from Donegal (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1991: Buttons and Bows (Jackie Daly, Séamus McGuire, Manus McGuire & Garry O'Briain): Grace Notes - Nótaí Maise (different version, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1991: De Dannan: The Best of De Dannan (last tune in 'Conlon's Jig' set) 1992: Craobh Rua (Mark Donnelly, Michael Cassidy, Brian Connolly & Jim Byrne): The More That's Said the Less the Better (last of five tunes in 'The Conglomeration' set) 1993: Mick Moloney, Eugene O’Donnell & Seamus Egan: 3 Way Street (titled 'John Doherty's') 1995: Nomos: I won't be afraid any more (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1995: Carrantuohill: Na Żywca (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1996: Carrantuohill: Ten / Dziesiec 1987-1997 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1997: Deaf ShepherSynergy (third of four tunes in the 'Strathspeys' set, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1997: Máire Ní Chathasaigh: The New Strung Harp (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1997: Dirk Freymuth: Celtic Fiddle (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1998: The Huckleberries: Jigweed (titled 'Boys of Malin') 1998: Baal Tinne: The Dawn (third of three tunes in the 'Wise Maid' set) 1999: Craicmore: O' (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1999: Ciaran Tourish & Dermot McLaughlin: From a Distant Shore (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 1999: Ronan Hardiman: Michael Flatley’s Feet of Flames (last of three tunes in the 'Duelling Violins' set) 1999: Paula Doohan & Liz Doherty: From a Distant Shore (Compilation) 2000: Rattlin' Strings: No Stoppin' (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2000: Ian McCamy and his Celtic Reelers: Sleep Sound in the Morning - Jigs, Reels 'n' Rags (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2000: Wake the DeaWake the Dead (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2001: Quilty: I'm Here Because I'm Here (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2002: More Maids: Live (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2002: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 13 (last of three tunes in Inis Oirr Set, Figure 1) 2002: Mick Moloney: Far from the Shamrock Shore (interlude in song 'The Kellys') 2003: Magic Square: Traditional Irish Music from Boston (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2004: Johnny Murphy: Tuned In (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2004: Feast of Fiddles: Nicely Wrong (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2004: Pete Cooper: Irish Fiddle Solos - 64 Pieces for Violin (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2004: Poitin: Winter Brew (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2004: The Wexford Boys: Seems Like Only Yesterday (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2005: Chris Smith, with Roger Landes & Randal Bays. Coyotebanjo (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2005: Brendan P. Lynch (fiddle): Irish Traditional Fiddle Music from the Heart of Fingal (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2007: Patrick Street (Kevin Burke, John Carty, Ged Foley, Andy Irvine & Jackie Daly): On the Fly (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2007: Fiona Driver: The Orkney Fiddler (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2007: FiddleheaThe Pure Drop (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2007: The Irish Rovers: Still Rovin' (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2007: Ballycastle: Piper’s Dance (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2007: Harmony Glen: Streaming Tunes (last tune in the 'Abu Dhabi' set) 2008: Lough Ree Céilí Band / Johnnie Duffy (banjo), Brendan Doyle (accordion), Liz Ryan (piano) & Colin Butler (drums): Keep'er Lit - Live from Spanish Point (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2008: The Fureys & Davey Arthur: 30 Years On - Recorded Live in Vicar St, Dublin (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2008: Mac Benford, Liz Carroll, Brendan Dolan, John Doyle, Seamus Egan, Eileen Ivers, Rhys Jones, Joanie Madden, Billy McComiskey, Mick Moloney, Robbie O'Connell, Jerry O'Sullivan, Mike Rafferty & Athena Tergis: Absolutely Irish (not listed in track listing, fifth tune in track 14, after 'Never Was Piping So Gay / The Chandelier / Paddy Fahey's #25 / Paddy Fahey's') 2008: Brendan Mulholland (flute), Brendan Hendry (fiddle) & Paul McSherry (guitar): Tuned Up (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2008: Dave Hum: Celtic and Bluegrass 5 String Banjo (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2008: Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann: Foinn Seisiún, Vol. 3 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2008: The Drowsy Lads: Live at the Shamrock Club (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2008: Dannsair: Rias Medias (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2008: Gary Quinn: Keep Her Lit (titled 'Boys of Mallon') 2008: The Rapparees: Clarity (first tune in the 'From Steeples to Stables' set) 2009: Black Velvet: All Along the Way (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2009: Field Irish Music Club - fieldアイルランド音楽研究会 (Kyoto, Japan): 『fieldアイルランド音楽研究会』 field Session 録音その3 - Field Irish Music Club Field Session Official Bootleg Vol. 3 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2010: Solas: The Turning Tide (different version, titled 'Boys of Malin') 2010: Rebecca Lomnicky (fiddle): Roots & Branches, Vol. 1 - Live from the 2009 Northwest Folklife Festival (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2010: Kevin Burke & Cal Scott: Suite (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2011: Dana Lyn & Kyle Sanna: The Hare Said a Prayer to the Rainbow and Followed the Fox Down the Hole (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2011: John Weed & Stuart Mason: Slow & Easy, Vol. 1 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2011: Guido Plüschke, Cornelius Bode, Dessie Kelliher, Yogi Jockush, Michael Möllers, Prabir Mitra, Uli Rademacher, Christian Niehues & Colm Healy: From Hamburg to Galway wih Bodhrán and Banjo (last of four tunes in the 'High Kings of Session' set, titled 'Boys of Malin') 2012: Flashpoint: Jammed (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2013: Invernalia: Sol Invictus (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2013: Doolin’: Live in Lorient (second of two tunes in 'Dinkey's Session Set') 2013: Dulan: Irish Folk Dijon (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2014: Jeff Victor & Dirk Freymuth: Celtic Romance (third of four tunes in 'The Boys of Malin' set) 2014: Dan Possumato, Bill Verdier, Bill Wolfe & Frances Cunningham: Tunes Inside (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2014: Gaelic Storm: Chicken Boxer (third of four tunes in 'The Storks of Guadalajara' set) 2015: Billy Hill, Ramon Goose & Ákos Hasznos: Re-Think (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: Haley Richardson (fiddle) & Dylan Richardson (guitar): Heart on a String (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: Bubble & Squeak: Bits and Pieces (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: Ápagaget: Ápagaget (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: You Joe Gakudan: Aura, Venias (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: Ellery Klein & Ryan Lacey: Step Into the Beat - The Complete Collection (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2015: The Lepricorns: Lepricorns on Air - The Radio Sessions (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2015: Kate Williams & Dave Thorpe: Outside (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2015: Robert Piekarski: Irish-Celtic Spirit (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2016: Zoë Conway & John McIntyre: Live In Concert (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2016: Alban Fuam: From Galway to Dublin (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2016: Niilo Sirola: Irish Tunes on Mandolin and Banjo (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2016: The Maguires: Little Giants and other Oxymorons (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2016: Mark Swain, Pádraig Clancy, Éadaoin Ní Mhaicín, Hannah Rhattigan, Sam Ó Ceallaigh, Nicole Martin, Niamh Molloy, Ruth Dolan, Grace Doolan, Niamh Leahy, Maeve Mulligan & Paul O'Sullivan: Comhaltas Live #516-2 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2017: Alban Fuam: Irish Jigs n' Reels (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2017: Will Woodson, Owen Marshall & Dan Foster: Pipers' Gathering 2016, Vol. 2 (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2017: Take Down the Door: Live in Lyons (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2017: Fergal Scahill & Dave Howley: A Fiddle Tune a Day 2017 (Day #28, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2018: Luc Pilartz: Violon Populaire en Wallonie (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2019: Sharon Shannon: The Winkles Tapes 1989 (released 2019, titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2019: Inis Fail: Will You Come Home With Me? (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2019: Chris Gray & Friends: Pipers' Gathering 2018, Vol. 2 (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2019: Hazlett Keers: The Groves of Boho - Music from the County Fermanagh (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2019: Red-Haired Mary: Album Two (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2019: Los Boyos: Los Boyos (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2019: The Lepricorns: The New Moon (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2020: Beyond the Heather: Second Round's on Us (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2020: Mike Ferry: From Ulster to Appalachia (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2020: David Surette (mandolin): Group Tunes MMF 2020 (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2020: The Bog BanGot Bog? (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2020-2026: Matt & Shannon Heaton: Virtual Guided Sessions (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2021: Donnacha Doyle (uilleann pipes): Throught the Mountain Woods (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2021: The Stowaways: Live at Laird Street Studios (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2022: Peter Mohan: Easy and Free (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2022: Quilty: Out on the Ocean - Live (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2022: Michael Kelly: Me & My Shadow (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2022: Atlantic Wave: Craic’d! (last of four tunes in the 'Garret Scary's' set) 2023: Owen Kennedy: Oh When: Now (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2023: In the Heather Session (Vancouver): In the Heather (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2023: Toni Bunnell: Tracking the Changes (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2023: Díada: Live at QEira (second of two tunes in the 'Gravel Walks' set) 2024: Green Summer: A Pint of Tunes (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2024: Haylee Adamson (fiddle): Celtic Collection (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2024: Brian Theriault (fiddle): Dog Logic (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2024: Shipscatlive: Chasing the Hare (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2025: Denis McAuliffe & Brendan Walsh: Irish Music on Mandolin and Guitar (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2025: Gadan: Across the Western Ocean (second tune of 'The Two Boys of Malin') 2025: Gadan: May The Divil Tune Your Banjos (titled 'Boys of Malin') 2025: Christy Sheridan: Between the Frets (titled 'The Boys of Malin') 2026: The Barra MacNeils: Celtic Colours, Vol. 13 (Compilation, titled 'The Boys of Malin')