Zoë Conway and John Mc Intyre Live In Concert
Their new release is a superb collection of live European performances which showcases their mesmerising musical interaction on-stage, and also reveals some of their more virtuosic repertoire outside of the Irish traditional genre. Relaxed and atmospheric, the respect and understanding that they have of traditional Irish music and song also shines through.
2 – Gillespies Mazurka Set
3 – The Hangman’s Reel Set
4 – Paddy’s Rambles Set
5 – The Curra Road (song)
6 – Heath & Bernie’s Set
7 – Draggin The Bow
8 – A Ghaoth Andeas (song)
9 – Trip To Gort
10 – Dúlamán (song)
11 – Rounding Malin Head Set
12 – Tiger Rag
13 – The Boys Of Malin
Go Mairir i Bhfad
For their first duo album, released in November 2012, Zoe and John commissioned twelve leading Irish composers to each compose a piece for fiddle and guitar with the aim of collectively presenting a snapshot of traditional Irish music alive today. The renowned composers who took part in the project were Liz Carroll, Steve Cooney, Frankie Gavin, Andy Irvine, Charlie Lennon, Donal Lunny, Máirtín O’Connor, Peadar Ó Riada, Mícheál Ó Súilleabhán, Tommy Peoples, Niall Vallely and Bill Whelan. Irish Times 
2 – Peadar Ó Riada: Ríl Zoë
3 – Frankie Gavin: Kilkenny Station – Lally’s Fancy
4 – Bill Whelan: April in Roundstone
5 – Máirtín O ‘ Connor: Trip to Gort
6 – Steve Cooney: Capaillín Dubh ina Thaibhreamh
7 – Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin: Bóthar na Sop
8 – Tommy Peoples: One for Sorrow, Two for Joy
9 – Niall Vallely: Cathair Geal
10- Andy Irvine: Lago Puelo Jig – Twenty Two
11- Charlie Lennon: Moonbeams
12- Donal Lunny: New End
The Horses Tail
In 2006 Zoë Conway launched her second solo album, ‘The Horse’s Tail’. This album was quite a change from her debut album as it was recorded as naturally as possible, without using modern-day techniques such as overdubbing and click tracks. The musicians all played live in the one room at the same time, and the result is an organic sound, which harks back to old LP recordings and captures the raw energy of Irish traditional music. The album contains a mixture of Zoë’s original compositions alongside older traditional tunes. Zoë is joined on the album by renowned guitarist, Steve Cooney and percussionist, Robbie Harris.
2 – The Drunken Sailor – Colonel Frazers
3 – Wild Strawberry Hill – The Horse’s Tail
4 – Ril Gan Anim – Sean sa Cheo
5 – The Smiling Bride – The Handsome Young Maidens
6 – A Ghaoth Andeas
7 – Planxty Joe Burke – Kitty Gone a Milking
8 – Dannan’s Reel – The Scordisae
9 – The Blackbird – Jenny’s Welcome to Charlie
10- Doogary Crannog – Straid Na Cathrach
11- Westlin Winds
12- Hugh Gillespie No. 2 – The Baker’s Reel – Mark O’Connors
13- The Ballydesmond No. 1 – The Belles of Ballinderry – The Hot Scone
14- The White Deer – Diabolo Lyon
15- The Shetland Fiddler – Round The House and Mind The Dresser – The Contradiction
16- Bonus Live Track Wild Strawberry Hill – The Horse’s Tail
Zoë Conway – Live DVD
Zoë Conway who is widely recognized as one of Ireland’s most gifted young fiddle players has recently released her first DVD ‘Zoë Conway Live’. The DVD was recorded live in June 2006 at The Holy Trinity Church in Carlingford, in her native Co. Louth. In addition to Zoë on fiddle and vocals the DVD also features John McIntyre on guitar and Robbie Harris on Bodhran. The DVD features 12 live recordings of tunes and songs taken from her first two recordings Zoë Conway (TARACD4012) and The Horse’s Tail (TARACD4018) as well as some previously unrecorded material.
2 – The Smiling Bride / The Handsome Young Maidens
3 – The Pizzicato Waltz / The Hangman’s Reel
4 – The Drunken Sailor / Colonel Frazers
5 – Táimse Im’ Chodladh
6 – The White Deer / Diabolo Lyon
7 – Danse Espagnole
8 – Sailing In / Liz Carroll’s / Tie The Bonnet
9 – Dannan’s Reel / The Scordisae
10- Crazy Man Michael
11- Wild Strawberry Hill / The Horse’s Tail
12- Desert Storm / Rounding Malin Head
Zoë Conway
Zoë’s debut album ‘Zoë Conway’ (TARACD 4012) was produced by Riverdance composer Bill Whelan and released in September 2002. It features such musicians as Donal Lunny and Micheal O’Domhnaill and also has The Irish Film Orchestra on some tracks. It was awarded a top five traditional releases of the year by The Irish Times.
2 – The Wren’s Nest / Cloch na Rón / Moving Towards Inishnee
3 – Butter and Peas / Fahey’s / The First Month Of Summer
4 – The Two Steves
5 – Táimse Im’ Chodladh
6 – The Monaghan Jig / Ripples In The Rockpool
7 – The Pizzicato Waltz / The Hangman’s Reel
8 – Anachain Tuireann / The Tilly Lamp / Millennium Eve
9 – The Fiddler’s Hickey / The Green Cottage / Island Wedding Polka
10- Escapade in A Minor
11- Desert Storm / Rounding Malin Head
12- The Cross of Savannagh / The One That Got Away
13- An Clár Bog Déil
14- The Caledon Line / The Boy in the Boat
15- The Cock Step