Greencastle Hornpipe / McPartlin's Style
Discography:

1965: unknown: Ireland In America - Irish Dance Music (Compilation, titled 'Greencastle')
1970: Sean McAloon (1923-1998): Stór Píobaireachta, Piping from the Archives 1 (titled 'The Greencastle')
1979: Cincinnati Area Traditional Musicians: Snow on the Roof, Fire in the Furnace (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
1983: Derek Bell: Derek Bell's Musical Ireland (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
1983: Frankie Gavin (F flute): Croch Suas É / Up and Away (titled 'McPartlin's Style')
1994: Johnny O'Leary (1923-2004, accordion): Dance Music from the Cork-Kerry Border (titled 'The Greencastle')
1995: Sliabh Notes / Dónal Murphy (accordion), Matt Cranitch (fiddle), Tommy O'Sullivan (guitar): Sliabh Notes (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
1995: Johnny O'Leary (accordion): Johnny O'Leary of Sliabh Luachra - Dance Music from the Cork-Kerry Border (titled 'The Greencastle')
1996: Rik Barron: Bound for the Ice (titled 'Green Castle Hornpipe')
1997: Beginish / Paul McGrattan (flute), Paul O'Shaughnessy (fiddle), Brendan Begley (accordion) & Noel O'Grady (bouzouki): Beginish (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
1997: Brendan Begley: Set Dances of Ireland: Music for Listening & Dancing (titled 'The Green Castle')
1997: Marcas Ó Murchú (D flute): Ó Bhéal go Béal (titled 'Mc Partland's Style / Stíl Mhic Pharthaláin')
1997: Jim & Lynette Eldon: Jim & Lynette Eldon (titled 'The Green Castle Hornpipe')
1998: Johnny Reidy (accordion) & The Sliabh Luachra Ceili Band: Music for Set Dancing, Vol. II (first of two tunes in Sliabh Luachra Set, Figure 6)
1999: Beginish: Irish Folk Festival 1999 - Celtic Waves (Compilation, titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 11 (first of two tunes in Ballinascarthy Half Set, Figure 3)
2001: Jean Sabot, Laors Dacquay, Dominique Molard, Ronan Pellen & Nicolas Quemener: Harmonica, Violon (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2002: John Regan (button accordion), Mary Corcoran & Paddy Glackin: Let Down the Blade (titled 'Greencastle')
2003: Séamus Begley & Jim Murray: Live at Liberty Hall (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2004: John Regan (button accordion), Mary Corcoran & Paddy Glackin: Irish Traditional Favourites (Compilation, titled 'Greencastle')
2006: Kevin MacLeod (mandolin): Dorney Rock (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2006: Tim Edey (accordion): Irish Music from the Dingle Peninsula and Beyond (first of three tunes in the 'Dingle Harbour Set', titled 'Hornpipe Gan Ainm')
2009: Fred Hanna: Irish Party Favourites (titled 'The Greencastle')
2009: Brad & Brendon Apple: Old Time Saturday Night (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2009: Kristin Scott Benson (5-string banjo), David Gier & Wayne Benson: Scond Season (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2009: Waltons: Ireland's Best Tinwhistle Tunes (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2011: Waltons: Ireland's Best Session Tunes, Vol. 1 (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2011: Abbey Céilí Band: Bóchar na Réidhe (first of two tunes in Sliabh Fraoch Set, Figure 5, titled 'The Greencastle')
2012: Henry Creaney: Irish Harmonica Legend (titled 'The Green Castle')
2013: Billy Conroy: Bonny North Tyne - Northumbrian Country Music (Compilation, titled 'Green Castle')
2014: John McKenna (E flute): The Buck from the Mountain - The Music and Life of John McKenna (titled 'McPartlin's Style / The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2014: John Rea: Traditional Music on the Hammer Dulcimer (titled 'The Mountain Hornpipe')
2015: Wilcil McDowell (piano accordion): Music in the Glens (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2015: Fred Hanna: The Hit Collection (titled 'The Greencastle')
2015: Kammeraderie: Flautilla - Sea Songs Salty and Serene (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2015: Tom Hughes (solo fiddle) & Friends: Traditional Fiddle Music of the Scottish Borders (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2016: Willy Taylor, Joe Hutton & Will Atkinson: The Voice of the People - Troubles They Are But Few (Compilation, titled 'The Greencastle')
2016: Will Atkinson: The Voice of the People - Ranting & Reeling - Dance Music of the North of England (Compilation, titled 'The Greencastle')
2017: Oddfellows: Monday Night at Nine (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2018: Vince Conaway: Liminal Spaces (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2019: Túa: Encuentro (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2019: Eamonn Ceannt Céilí Band: Over the Ocean (titled 'Greencastle')
2020: James Asher & Ayako Tanaka: Treasures of the Isles (titled 'Green Castle Hornpipe')
2020-2026: Matt & Shannon Heaton: Virtual Guided Sessions (titled 'The Greencastle Hornpipe')
2021: Éanna Ó Cróinín (uilleann pipes): Píobaireacht na Mí / The Meath Piping Tradition (titled 'Greencastle Hornpipe')
2022: Pólca 4: Pólca 4 (untitled, after 'The Plains of Boyle')
2023: Windmill: Irish Flute & Shruti Box (first of two tunes in the 'Hornpipes' set)
2025: Catherine McEvoy: Down the Crushen Road (titled 'McPartlin's Style')
2025: Joe Loverti: Green Castle Hornpipe (single)