About Bridie Gallagher
Bridie Gallagher (7 September 1924 – 9 January 2012) was an Irish singer, affectionately known as "The Girl from Donegal". She was recognised as "Ireland's first truly international pop star". Gallagher started her singing in the Creeslough Hall with a local Ceili Band started by Bill Gallagher. The Creeslough Hall was owned by Jim Mc Caffrey; Gallagher would make many more visits to the Creeslough Hall in her home town throughout her long and successfull career.
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Irish Jaunting Car
Boys from the County Armagh
A Mother's Love's a Blessing
The Old Turf Fire
The Homes of Donegal
The Turfmen From Ardee
Lovely irish Rose
Courtin' in the Kitchen
Teddy O'Neill
The Turfman From Ardee
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