List of artists who have released Irish-language songs

The following is a partial list of musical artists who have released songs in the Irish language.

• Aeons
• Altan^[1]
• Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh^[2]
• Anúna^[3]
• Autamata
• The Irish Roots Cafe house band
• Bell X1
• Wallis Bird
• Des Bishop
• Blink
• Luka Bloom
• Ross Breen
• Moya Brennan^[4]
• Kate Bush
• Paddy Casey
• The Chieftains^[5]
• Clannad^[6]
• Clann Zú
• The Coronas
• The Corrs
• Máirtín de Cógáin
• Delorentos
• Damien Dempsey
• Janet Devlin
• Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin
• The Saw Doctors
• The Dubliners^[7]
• Enya^[8]
• Fontaines D.C.
• Órla Fallon
• The Fuchsia Band
• Dingle White Females
• Fiach
• The Hothouse Flowers
• The Frames
• Dave Geraghty
• Meanscoil Gharman
• Gavin Glass
• The Guggenheim Grotto
• Lisa Hannigan^[9]
• Mickey Harte
• Gemma Hayes
• Heathers
• IMLÉ
• Bevel Jenny
• Sandie Jones
• Susan McKeown agus Róisín Chambers
• Maria Doyle Kennedy
• Kíla^[10]
• KNEECAP
• Jack L
• Mary Jane Lamond
• Lir
• Ashley MacIsaac
• The Mongrels
• Morgan The Bouncer
• Van Morrison
• Morgan is Mosney
• Mundy
• Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh
• Mike O'Laughlin
• Na Fíréin
• Sinéad O'Connor
• Declan O'Rourke
• Conor O'Tuama
• Q - OOH!
• The Pale
• Luan Parle
• Picturehouse
• Planxty
• Primordial
• Q (22)
• The Revs
• Roesy
• Rubberbandits^[11]
• The Backroom Bandits
• Pauline Scanlon
• Seneca
• Seo Linn^[12]
• Slide
• Rónán Ó Snodaigh
• Solas
• The Spikes
• John Spillane
• Claire Sproule
• The 4th State
• Sting
• Emmett Tinley
• Traic
• Tuath
• The 4 of Us
• The Walls
• The Frank and Walters
• The Waterboys
• Ian Whitty
• Ger Wolfe
• M-Opus

See also

• Gaelic Revival - Irish language revival
• Gaelscoileanna Irish-medium education
• Gaelic broadcasting in Scotland
• List of Celtic-language media