
James "Packie" Dolan (1904-1932) was an Irish fiddle player and singer. He was born in Ballinamuck, County Longford, the eldest of nine children. His father - a smallholder - played fiddle, and he taught Packie. During the Depression the Dolans made the decision to send their eldest children to the U.S., and in 1919 the fifteen-year-old Packie and his thirteen-year-old sister emigrated to New York City, where they stayed with an aunt. Dolan became a plumber
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Mullins Fancy
Erin's Green Shore
The Irish Girl, The Blue Breeches
The Lady Of The House, Ballinasloe Fair
A Drink In The Morning
Lasses of Donnibrook
The First of May
The Grove
The Irish Girl
Mother Malone
The Irish Girl, The Blue Breeches - Packie Dolan
The Lady Of The House
Royal Charley
The Lady Of The House, Ballinasloe Fair - Packie Dolan
Lady of the House
(Schottische) The Killarney Wonder
A Drink in the Morn
One, Two, Three
(Reels) McFadden's (The Ewe Reel, McFadden's Favourite)
(Jig) The Fair at Drumlish (Saddle the Pony, Rakes of Kildare)
Packie Dolan / The Lady Of The House
A Drink In The Morning (song)
Mullin's Fancy (The Boys of Ballinahinch)
(Reel) The Windy Gap (Ah Surely)
(Reel) Fitzmaurice's Flight (The Heather Breeze)
(Hornpipe) The Grove Hornpipe (The Liverpool Hornpipe)
Erin's Green Shore (song)
The Irish Girl-The Blue Breeches (Reels)
(Song) Mother Malone
The Kilkenny Reel (The Reel of Mullinavat)
(Reels) The Steampacket (The Steampacket, The Flogging Reel)
(Reel) The Kilkenny Reel (The Reel of Mullinavat)
The Irish Girl/The Blue Breeches
The Lady of the House-Ballinasloe Fair (Reels)
Reels: McFadden's (The Ewe Reel, McFadden's Favourite)
The Grove Hornpipe (The Liverpool Hornpipe)
(Song) Erin's Green Shore
Miss Ramsey (Stirling Castle, Lady Mary Ramsey’s Strathspey)
(Song) A Drink in the Morn
(Hornpipes) The Royal Stack of Barley (The Stack of Barley, Bantry Bay)
FitzMaurice’s Flight (The Heather Breeze)
The Duke of Leinster, The Ladie’s Pantalettes
The Steampacket, The Flogging Reel
The Cavan Lasses (The Humours of Ennistymon, Delaney’s Drummers)
(Highland Flings) Lasses of Donnybrook (The Keel Row, Love Will You Marry Me)
The First of May Hornpipe
(Reels) The Lady of the House (The Woman of the House, Ballinasloe Fair)
(Highland Fling) Lasses of Donnibrook (The Keel Row, Love Will You Marry Me)
(Song) One, Two, Three
The Windy Gap (Ah! Surely)
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