Full Discography

Heaven Paints Her Holy Mantle Blue
2004(RRCDOO3)

Ragged Ground
2002(GWCD002)

Word & Rhyme
1998(GWCD001)
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Ger's Songs by Other Artists
Mike Mc Goldrick has recorded his version of Ger's "The Curra Road" on Sharon Shannons latest release 'Renegades'.Well worth a listen as this is his debut singing on a record and a fine job he has done of it also.
Karan Casey recorded her own beautiful interpretation of 'The Curra Road' on her 2003 album 'Distant Shore '.
Karan also sang 2 of Ger's childrens songs - 'The Silkie Song ' and 'seasons' on "SEAL MAIDEN - A CELTIC MUSICAL" (R279858)
Cork Band 'NORTH CREGG', with Fiona Kelleher on lead vocals called their CD
"Summer at my feet"(CDTRAX250) from Ger's song of the same name (featured on 'Word & Rhyme ).
This c.d also features Fiona singing Ger's homage to slogging (robbing) apples ''Swallow Sing ".
Achill songster Dave O' Donohue has recorded Ger's 'The Willow ' on his debut CD 'MILESTONE '(milestone 002), beautiful production (Tony Davoren /Teejam tutty) featuring, amongst others, Mick Kinsella's magic harmonica playing.
Compilations that Ger appears on:
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" Ceol 06 " and "Ceol 07" both brilliant innovative compilations co-inciding with Seachtain na Gaeilge for the last few years, promoting the Irish language,Many well known artists appear with Irish versions of their songs.Skylarkn Paul Frost has translated some share of Ger's songs into the native tongue while retaining the poetic vibe of the lyrics.
"Gaelic Ireland" (EUCD 1821) 2003
This is a compilation on ARC music featuring songs in the irish language from people as diverse as Brendan Begley to Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola and from Diarmuid Ó Súilleabháin to Seán de hÓra.
compiled by John O' Regan.
" The Diamond Mountain sessions presents...."
A compilation on Daisy discs/V2 records and featuring , among others , Ger singing his beautiful 'Deep as the Ocean'.