March is Women’s History Month, so Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of traditional Celtic music played by women artists or bands where women >= men.
This week, we play Josephine Marsh, The Shee, Déanta, Niamh Parsons, John And Maggie Carty, Antóin Mac Gabhann & Caitlín Nic Gabhann, FullSet, The Friel Sisters, Dolores Keane, Killarney, Ruth Keggin, Verena Commins & Julie Langan, and Steph Geremia.
The FairPlé score this week: 100
Playlist:
| # | Track | Artist | Release |
| 1 | Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses | Nuala Kennedy | Behave the Bravest |
| 2 | Raitlin Island-Michael Joe Kennedy’s | Josephine Marsh | Josephine Marsh |
| 3 | Hand Ba’ Breakdown | The Shee | Decadence |
| 4 | The Mighty Clansmen: King George IV-Johnny Harley’s Reel | Déanta | Ready For The Storm |
| 5 | Fear a Bhata | Niamh Parsons | Blackbirds and Thrushes |
| 6 | The Frost Is All Over-Thomas Clancy’s 1 & 2 (Jig-Reels) | John And Maggie Carty | Settle Out Of Court |
| 7 | Your Match is Made _ St Brigids Well _ The Chicken that Made The Soup (single jigs) | Antóin Mac Gabhann & Caitlín Nic Gabhann with Brian McGrath | Tobar Bhríde |
| 8 | The Road to Lisdoonvarna | FullSet | Notes After Dark |
| 9 | Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses | Nuala Kennedy | Behave the Bravest |
| 10 | Song: 18 Years Old (feat. Gearoid Ó Maonaigh) | The Friel Sisters | The Friel Sisters |
| 11 | May Morning Dew | Dolores Keane | Dolores Keane |
| 12 | Killarney Boys of Pleasure-Pull the Knife and Stick It In Again (trad.) | Killarney | Pull the Knife |
| 13 | Flitter Dance | Ruth Keggin | Turrys |
| 14 | Mímí And The New Generation Polkas (Eoin Duignan), Pádraig O’Keeffe’s, Gan Ainm | Verena Commins & Julie Langan | Fonnchaoi |
| 15 | Seamus Tansey’s | Steph Geremia | The Open Road |