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This document provides a list of sources for 19th century Irish ballad sheet music, collections of Irish folk music, books on Irish melodies and bards, and images/video clips courtesy of several Irish libraries, archives, and county libraries. It includes titles of works by Edward Bunting, Thomas Moore, Joseph Cooper Walker and others, as well as organizations that provided images and video like Dublin City Public Libraries, National Library of Ireland, RTE, and Kildare and Meath County Libraries.
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