Ceol Vol. 2, no 1, 1965
p. 3 – As we see it. Editorial on Teilifís Éireann and traditional music
p. 5 – In memoriam Sonny Brogan / Seán Ó Riada
p. 6 – Miscellanea from Eileen Keaney. Four songs / Hugh Shields
p. 10 – Ceolchoirm sa Chaisleán. Extract (1830) on music in Dublin Castle
p. 11 – The hidden Ireland. The discovery of traditional music / Eamonn Stapleton
p. 12 – As yet unsaved. Extract (1855) on preservation of traditional music
p. 13 – The man and his music. Andy Conroy, uilleann pipes / Breandán Breathnach
p. 17 – Lullabies, occupational and children’s songs / Proinsias Ó Ceallaigh
p. 20 – ‘The tempest'. Corrected version of reel, misprinted in vol. 1, no 4
p. 21 – Turas go ceantar Phroinsiais Uí Néill. A trip to the home district of the music collector
p. 22 – The White Paper (on the Restoration of the Irish Language) and Irish Music
p. 23 – ‘Bean an fhir rua’. Song
p. 25 – Céard is cor don amhránaíocht. The dangers to old-style singing in Irish / Deasún Breathnach
p. 26 – Amhráin an larthair. Song requests from Galway in Ireland's Own (1964)
p. 27 – Reviews. Song arrangements: Casadh cam na Feadarnaí, Port singil, Rince leithleach (B. O'D); Bí meidhreach a Bhanba, Cailíní Sheáin Uí Chuilleanáin (J. D.). Records: Seán Ó Sé, Neillí; Seán Ó Sé agus Seán Ó Riada le Ceoltóirí Chualann (P. Ó C.) [Proinsias Ó Ceallaigh]. Fleadh Cheoil; Leo Rowsome, rí na bpíobairí (Eamonn Stapleton). Fonn Il 9, 10
p. 30 – Correspondence. N. Sharkey on connection between tunes and their titles
p. 30 – An Piarsach is an sean-nós. Extract (1906) by Pádraig Pearse on traditional singing / T. de Bh. [Tomás de Bhaldraidhe]
p. 31 – As we see it. Editorial on Teilifís Éireann and traditional music, and the 1965 and 1966 All-Ireland fleadhanna cheoil
p. 33 – Irish street singers of the nineteenth century / Georges-Denis Zimmermann
p. 36 – Amhráin ghrá na Gaeilge. Extract (1831) on love songs in Irish
p. 37 – An ríl as cor. Dangers to reel-playing / Deasún Breathnach
p. 39 – Slips. Extract (1816) on 9/8 jigs
p. 40 – 1848 : 1912: 1960 : 1965. Song ‘The Beggarman’ and historical note / Colm Ó Lochlainn
p. 42 – An appeal to readers. For contributions to a complete collection of Irish dance music
p. 43 – Sound advice. Extract (1816) on behaviour during dancing
p. 44 – The man and his music. James Seery, fiddle / Breandán Breathnach
p. 48 – Requests and queries. A tune title, hop and slip jigs, pieces, ‘Moll Roe’, War of Independence song
p. 49 – Grand Union pipes. Extract (n.d.) advertising uilleann pipes
p. 50 – ‘Caoineadh an tsagairt’. Air and story / Martin ‘Junior’ Crehan
p. 52 – Making it easy. Publicans’ prices at 1965 All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil
p. 53 – Reviews. Record: The Chieftains (Proinsias Ó Ceallaigh). Song arrangement: Uaillghuth an aoibhnis (C. C.). The second Fonn 11, 12, 13; Pat McNulty, A collection of the dance music of Ireland (Breandán Breathnach)
p. 57 – The west's awake. Extract (1965) on opposition to 1966 All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil
p. 58 – Correspondence. Piaras Ó Gréagáin on meaning of tune titles. D. Murphy on deterioration of slow-air playing
p. 59 – As we see it. Editorial on Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann
p. 62 – More female sailors. Songs / Hugh Shields
p. 67 – Ceol ón Mumhain. Review article on Liam de Noraidh's book of this title / Donncha Ó Cróinín
p. 69 – Sharpers. Extract (1873) on Joseph Cooper Walker and Edward Bunting
p. 70 – The man and his music. Willie Clancy, uilleann pipes / Breandán Breathnach
p. 78 – ‘Snaidhm an ghrá’, ‘Jimmy mo mhile stór’. Songs / Breandán Breathnach
p. 81 – Semper idem. Extract (1894) on aversion to Celtic music
p. 82 – Correspondence. Seán Ó Baoill on modes of Irish music
p. 83 – As we see it. Editorial on field recording of traditional music
p. 85 – ‘Fornocht’. Music setting of poem by Pádraig Mac Piarais / Pádraic Ó Máille
p. 86 – On rebel songs / Georges-Denis Zimmermann
p. 89 – The hard tack. Extract (1902) on an itinerant fiddle teacher
p. 90 – ‘The herring’. Song
p. 92 – Reed making [for the uilleann pipes] / Dan O’Dowd
p. 94 – ‘Cailín ó chois tsiúire’. On this song-air / Breandán Breathnach
p. 95 – Remonstrating with remonstrants. Extract (1674) on Irish singing and dancing
p. 96 – The man and his music. Denis Murphy, fiddle / Breandá Breathnach
p. 102 – ‘Ar ghabháil trí Bhleá Cliath dhom’, ‘Táim in arrears’. Songs / Pádraic Ó Máille
p. 106 – Reviews. Colm Ó Lochlainn, More Irish street ballads (Hugh Shields). Records: Ewan McColl and Charles Parker, The ballad of John Axon, Paddy Tunney, A wild bees’ nest (Hugh Shields)
p. 110 – Style and content. Extracts 1. Arthur Darley on Irish music (1908). 2. On the word ‘crónán’ (1902)
