This searchable index below was prepared by Lisa Shields. The page numbers refer to the large numbers on the diary pages themselves, rather than the page number in the PDF.
A creel of peats 90 — A harely toats 10 — Ah rah chicka pa 9 — Ah’m, ah’m 63 — A little thing goes wandering about 100 — All in together girls 26 — Archibald bald bald 109 — Around and around goes the ally-ally ship 24 — As I was in the kitchen 29 — As I was going down Glasgow town 30 — Bang, bang the dishes 96 — Bangor boat’s away, The 29 — Beatty you’re a wanting 63 — B’fhearr liom réal beag 59 — Big ship sails, A 14 — Blue bells, cockle shells 27, 111 — Bottle of ink, A 41 — Brass buttons, blue coat 18 — Brian O’Lynn 92 — C, e, l, t, i, c, Celtic 116 — Charlie Chaplin went to France 60 — Chewing gum a penny a packet 54 — Cinderella 26 — Cowboy Joe 101 — Creel of peats, A 90 — Crockery ware 90 — Cuir na ba 104 — Dan, Dan 117 — Denis the menace 52 — Did you ever see the divil 76 — Drawing buckets of water 85 — Early in the morning, before 8 o’clock 94 — Eena meena, macka rocka 54 — Eetle attle blue bottle 9 — Flowers in the garden 40 — Games 33 — God bless the master 103 — Grandma Grandma Gray 8 — Granny in the kitchen 111 — Green gravel 20, 53 — Green grows the laurel 77 — Hally-go-lee-go-lee 43 — Happy birthday to you 72 — Have a cigarette, sir 52 — Here are the robbers 11, 12 — Here I’m sitting sewing 98 — Here’s a health to the company 89 — Here she sits, a lovely creature 46 — I am a guide girl 107 — I’m a little Dutch girl 68 — I’m the wee faloorie man 27, 41 — I’m telling on you 51 — If a fella met a fella 90 — If Moses supposes 30 — I had a little motor-car 96 — I like coffee, I like tea 91 — I live next door to a Highland man 42 — I love my love far better 58 — I’m a lord of high degree 38 — I made you look 49 — I saw teacher sitting on a window 66 — I’ll climb up a high, high tree 85 — In and out goes the dusty bluebells 24, 88 — In and out the windows 61 — Ipsy wipsy spider 49 — Iniskilling dragoon, The 87 — I saw teacher 107 — It’s coming near Christmas 29 — It’s of a row to you I’ll show 65 — ’Twas pretty to be in Ballinderry 75 — Jack Smith a fellow fine 83 — Jacks 63 — Jane McNeill 57 — Jelly on the plate 28, 115 — Jenny Jones 22–23 — Johnny Jow 8 — Johnny O’Connor says he loves her 34 — Johnny over the water 24 — Keep the kettle boiling 91 — Kerry recruit, The 78 — Kneeling on the carpet, so so sweet 100 — Knight of the road, The 80 — Let the wind blow high 72 — Liar, liar 18 — Little Minnie tore her pinny 66 — Little thing goes wandering about, A 100 — Love will you marry me 37 — Lura beag 21 — Maid of Culmore 105 — Mummy, daddy, uncle Dick 50 — Mummy, daddy, uncle Tom 50 — Meta Moore said she’d die 13 — Minnie Picken 57 — Mr Lack broke his back 50 — Mrs Cunning down by the shore 27 — Mrs Kelly broke her belly 50 — Mrs Mason broke her basin 60 — Mrs White got a fright 18, 49 — My aunt Jane 15 — My bonny Irish boy 86 — My daddy goes to Meeting 69 — My mother said 48 — Now Barry and Joan were under a bush 114 — Obadiah 54 — Oh go ye in by yonder town 39 — Oh sing an old time song to me 39 — Old Madam Buntyfoot 90 — Old Roger is dead 17 — On the mountains Caly Daly 67 — On the hillside stands a lady 101 — On the mountain stands a lady 99 — On the top of yon heathery mountain 69 — One potato two potato 9 — One two buckle my shoe 9 — One two three 112 — One two three alery 10 — One two three a-plainsy 112 — Our queen can burl her leg 7 — Our queen up the river 7 — Our queen won 47 — Our queen won the medal 47 — Paddy on the railway 107 — Paddy Tunney 50 — Policeman, policeman 61, 113 — Poor little sandy girl 88 — Poor Toby is dead 16 — Porridge and whey 13 — Postman, postman 26 — Pounds, shillings & pence 73 — Queenie-o 33 — Raddy addy and we’re not beat yet 48 — Real beag, B’fhearr liom…… 59 — RIDDLES — — If there were twenty sick sheep 12 — — How many feet has 40 sheep 12 — — As I went ower Corny Hill 12, 13, 64 — — As I was going to St Ives 12 — — As I went up a slithery gap 21 — — Wee Jinny with the red nose 21 — — Riddle me riddle me randy bo 31 — — What goes over the water 31 — — What goes round the house (2) 31 — — There was a fiddler in Dublin 31 — — As round as a riddle 31 — — The cuckoo, the tittle 32 — — Hard bread 32 — — Tá bean bheag amuigh 102 — — D’ith damh dubh uibh 102 — — Teachtaire beag 102 — — Chuaidh mé amach 102 — — What goes through the wood 32 — — As I went through yon guttery gap 32 — — As white as snow 32 — — Queen Victoria built a ship 52 — — A pair of hames 52 — Rocking the cradle 62 — Round and round goes the gilly….. 24, 106 — Sailor went to sea sea sea, A 110 — Sally Wan 51 — Saturday night is Halloweve night 59 — Says he to me “Is that you?” 91 — See that thumb 51 — Seo ba 62 — Seven little gipsies 74 — Shilly with the wee girls 18 — Silk satin 29 — Skip, skip, skip to Maloo 88 — Someone’s under the bed 91 — Some say the divil’s dead 53 — Sonsy Ann she won the game (“Jacks”) 64 — Tarry trousers 73 — Tea pot, tea pot sitting on the sand 49 — Teacher, teacher with a stick 107 — Teddy bear 66, 113 — Tell tale tattle 18 — Thart fa dtaobh den bhaile 61 — There came an old woman riding 27 — There came three gypsies riding 27 — There came a poor woman from Sandy Row 38 — There’s the one that broke the barn 83 — There was a little man 13 — There was a man, a man indeed 19 — There was an old woman 37 — There were two sisters going to school 40 — Three grey geese 48 — Three wee roo-ra curly-munted pigs 90 — Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor 9, (27), (29) — To my grief and woe 70 — Tree in the ground 71 — Twelve beats the eleven, The 82 — Twenty, eighteen 26 — Two, four, six, eight 116 — Two little dicky birds 24 — Two little sandy girls 102 — Under the ban bushes 110 — Walls of Jerusalem, The 55 — We’ll join our hands together 81 — Wee dog Buff, The 60 — Wee Magee 79 — When I was young I had no sense 62 — Wind, the wind, the wind blew high, The (13), 34, 35, 44 — Woman at the churchyard gate 114 — Yonder stands a bonny, bonny lassie 108 — You’re a wee bonny wean 62
