Name your three favourite songs by... [Christy Moore]

[Ronnie]

That's fair enough

[AustinPowers]

The Cliffs of Dooneen
Joxer 
This is the day

[Mad Mentor]

Ordinary Man
Before The Deluge
Smoke and Strong Whisky

[Milltown Row2]

Black is the Colour (although not written by him)
Ride on
Viva la Quinta Brigada

[naka]

1 galtee mountain boy
2 back home in Derry
3 the man from tamlaghduff

So many though .
Special mention for city of Chicago

[In hiding]

I'm going again

Irish ways and Irish laws
Before the Deluge
Lisdoonvarna

[AustinPowers]

Any more for Christy?

[BigGreenField]

Don't think I've seen mention of Faithful Departed, a fantastic cover made a classic  by Christy.

There is a fantastic rabbit hole to go down with the writer Philip Chevron and his music career, an unbelievable interpretation to take a semi punk tune into an acoustic classic.

[Tubberman]

I'm sure I've posted on this thread before, and I'd probably have posted a different 3 if I did, but for today I'll go with:
1. Sail on Jimmy
2. The craic was 90 in the Isle of Man
3. Little Musgrave

[From the Bunker]

Hard to believe Christy is 81.

[andoireabu]

A Pair of Brown Eyes (the version with Cathal Hayden on fiddle)

Smoke an Strong Whiskey (Live in Dublin 2006)

Nancy Spain (Live at the Point)

An incredible musician and story teller that it has been a privilege to grow up and listen to. History I wouldn't have known only for songs like Duffy's Cut or Hattie Carrol. As well as the funny stuff like Joxer, Weekend in Amsterdam or 50 other songs he sang like that. Ballads, humour, trad, protest, he has it all and I'll happily listen to him for the rest of my life and not be tired listening to anything he sings.