Celtic Easter Music 2026 🌸 Most Beautiful Authentic Irish & Scottish Love Songs and Spring Ballads
A Celtic Easter - Authentic Irish, Scottish & Welsh Spring Love Songs & Folk Music Ballads: Experience the peaceful spirit of Easter and spring with this carefully curated collection of authentic love songs and music from Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Featuring traditional Irish, Scottish and Welsh folk music, this playlist captures the beauty of renewal, nature and timeless romance across the Celtic lands.
These songs of love, longing and gentle hope have been passed down through generations, preserving the true spirit of Celtic folk music. Perfect for Easter, spring mornings, relaxation, reflection and quiet moments, this collection brings together some of the most beautiful and authentic Celtic love songs and folk ballads.
🎶 Playlist, Tracklist Irish, Scottish & Welsh Love Songs and Music for Easter & Spring:
Cliffs of Dooneen 00:00
On the Seashore (Ar Lan y Môr) 04:08
I Know Where I'm Going 07:38
The Banks o'Doon 10:09
The Curragh of Kildare 13:40
My Lagan Love 17:27
The Flower of Magherally 22:21
Corn Rigs Are Bonnie 25:59
Comin' Thro' the Rye 29:19
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms 32:47
The Star of the County Down 35:38
The Mountains of Mourne 43:37
Watching the White wheat 49:02
The Lark in the Clear Air 51:48
Sing me a Song of a Lad that is Gone 54:28
My Love in the Celtic Spring 58:39
🎶 More about the Celtic Easter & Spring Love Songs and Music:
1. Cliffs of Dooneen
Irish ballad by Jack McAuliffe (1930s, County Kerry), celebrating the beauty of Dooneen Point and a deep emotional bond with homeland, memory and landscape.
2. On the Seashore (Ar Lan y Môr)
Traditional Welsh love song (published 1937), based on Hen Benillion verses, expressing gentle love, longing and quiet devotion by the sea.
3. I Know Where I'm Going
Traditional Scottish (or Irish) ballad known since the early 19th century, about determined love and a young woman devoted to her chosen, sometimes controversial, lover.
4. The Banks o' Doon
Scottish song by Robert Burns (1791), telling of betrayed love, contrasting the joy of nature with deep personal sorrow and emotional loss.
5. The Curragh of Kildare
18th-century Irish folk ballad (Roud 1486), about longing, separation and devotion, set on the historic plains of County Kildare.
6. My Lagan Love
Irish love song based on Joseph Campbell (1904), describing a mystical, often unattainable love along the River Lagan, rich in poetic imagery.
8. The Flower of Magherally
Traditional Irish ballad about a young man’s love, celebrating beauty, grace and the determination to remain devoted despite doubt.
9. Corn Rigs Are Bonnie
Scottish song by Robert Burns (1782), about a romantic encounter in the fields, symbolizing youthful love and intimacy in nature.
10. Comin’ Thro’ the Rye
Scottish poem and song by Robert Burns (1782), portraying fleeting romantic encounters and playful intimacy in a rye field.
11. Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms
Irish poem by Thomas Moore (1808), expressing enduring love that remains even as beauty fades, valuing inner devotion over appearance.
12. The Star of the County Down
Traditional Irish song with lyrics by Cathal McGarvey (1890), telling of admiration for Rosie McCann, the “star” of County Down.
13. The Mountains of Mourne
Song by Percy French (1896), a nostalgic and satirical reflection on London life, expressing longing for home in County Down.
14. Watching the White Wheat
Traditional Welsh love song (18th century) about unrequited love, symbolizing longing through the image of wheat watched but never claimed.
15. The Lark in the Clear Air
Irish song with lyrics by Samuel Ferguson (1810–1886), symbolizing love, freedom and spiritual uplift through nature and birdsong.
16. Sing Me a Song of a Lad That Is Gone
Scottish folk song (The Skye Boat Song, 1892 lyrics by Robert Louis Stevenson), reflecting loss, exile and memory after 1746.
17. My Love in the Celtic Spring
A spring-themed song celebrating renewal, nature and love, based on the melody of The Rose of Tralee, a 19th-century Irish ballad by Charles William Glover.
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