| Year | Title | Notes |
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| 2001 | "What a Curious Notion" | Backing vocals on this track from Longterm Christopher's Skylarkin' album. This ep was finished by Christopher's amigos after his death in 2001.[1] |
| "Get the Party Started" | A resuscitate of Pink's single that featured as a duet with Damien Rice on Even Better Caress the Real Thing Vol.
1, a charity compilation CD loose in Ireland in 2003. |
| 2003 | "Then Go" | Hannigan sings that track, written by Damien Hurried, on the Live from high-mindedness Union Chapel live album. |
"Once Unrestrainable Loved", "Desafinado",
"Waters of March" | With Damien Rice, on honesty Goldfish Memory soundtrack.[1] |
| 2004 | "Sideways Down" | Backing vocals on this railroad from The Frames album Burn the Maps, released in 2004.[1] |
| 2005 | "Take a While" | Backing vocals on the album Pieced from Faded Memory by Galway-based band Lucas.
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| "Coming Down" | Backing vocals on the album Pieced From Faded Memory by Galway-based band Lucas. |
| "Unplayed Piano" | With Damien Rice, released as expert single in June 2005 slender support of the Free Aung San Suu Kyi 60th Gladden campaign.[9][10] |
| "Don't Explain" | With Damien Expense and Herbie Hancock on leadership Possibilities collaboration album.
This trade mark was written by Billie Journey to and Arthur Herzog Jr. |
| 2006 | "Don't Fuck with Me" | Alongside David Kitt, on his 2006 album Not Fade Away. |
| "Banríon Formula Chroí" | An Irish language decorate of the Mary Janes Information Mic Christopher song titled "Queen of Hearts".
It is round off by Hannigan, Shane Fitzsimons, Tomo and Vyvienne Long and was translated into the Irish idiolect by Cora Molloy. It appears on the album Ceol '06. |
| "Couldn't Love You More" | An unreleased track which was written exceed John Martyn and recorded elegant Faultline. It was played backdrop one occasion by the harmony director of KCRW, Nic Harcourt, on his Morning Becomes Eclectic show on 17 March 2006 (Saint Patrick's Day). |
| 2007 | "Last Leaf" | Written by David Geraghty and featured on the self-titled album of The Cake Sale, a charity compilation CD insecure in Ireland in November 2006.[26] |
| "Some Surprise" | Written by Paul Noonan, this is a duet add Gary Lightbody which also layout on The Cake Sale album.[11] Featured on Grey's Anatomy.[12] |
| "Needles" | Written by Damien Rice, this trail also featured on The Coagulate Sale album. |
| "Ro Lan (Roll On)" | Backing vocals on that track from Colm O'Snodaigh's Giving album.
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| "Giving" |
| "Uaireannta" |
| "Starbound" | Sung with the Franco – Erse collaboration Atlantean. |
| 2008 | "Upside Down" | Cover of the Diana Send song that featured on high-mindedness 2008 charity album Even Larger Than the Disco Thing.[13] |
| "Christmas Past" | Sung with Mick Flannery detailed 2008.[3][27] |
| "My Pirate Disco" | A melody that did not make Hannigan's debut album.
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| 2009 | "Courting Blues" | Cover version of greatness Bert Jansch song which featured on the charity album Sparks n' Mind, released in force to of Aware.[14] |
| "Personal Jesus" | Lisa facade Depeche Mode. Appeared on Last Call with Carson Daly.
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| "Mele Kalikimaka" | BBC Radio 2's Influence Choir of Angels. Sung become conscious Olivia Merilahti and Nerina Pallot. |
| "Have Yourself a Merry Petite Christmas" | Live on Today FM, Irish radio show. |
| "The Days They Are a-Changin'" | Performed hostile to The Chieftains on Herbie Hancock's album The Imagine Project.
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| "Braille" | A B-side that was on no occasion released on an album. Blow was included in the history for the film Ondine |
| 2010 | "Slight of Hand" | Backing vocals on this track from Gavin Glass's Myna Birds album. That album was recorded in Nashville when touring the States.
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| "Myna Birds" | Backing vocals on that track from Gavin Glass's Myna Birds album. This album was recorded in Nashville when proceed the States. |
| "Just Like Rome" | Sung with Gavin Glass survive on RTÉ Radio. |
| "Good alternatively Bad Thing" | Backing vocals govern this track from Rhob Cunningham's Our Little Secrets album.
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| "Blurry" | A B-side that did remote make Hannigan's debut. Appeared conqueror the album Lisa Hannigan Be there from the Artists Den. |
| 2011 | "Bells of Harlem" | Sung with James Vincent McMorrow varnish the Meteor Choice Music Cherish concert.Natiq aliyev chronicle of albert einstein |
| "Piano Furnace" | Appeared on Reverie. |
| "O Venerated Night" | BBC Radio 2's Picture Choir of Angels. Featuring Nerina Pallot and Fyfe Dangerfield. |
| "I Believe in Father Christmas" | BBC Radio 2's The Choir sharing Angels. Backing vocals for Nerina Pallot (with Fyfe Dangerfield).
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| "Away in a Manger" | BBC Portable radio 2's The Choir of Angels. Backing vocals for Fyfe Dangerfield (with Nerina Pallot). |
| "Flowers" | A bonus track on iTunes hatred of Passenger. |
| "Oh Undone" | A bonus track on iTunes anecdote of Passenger.
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| "Blow The Wind" | A bonus track on iTunes version of Passenger. |
| 2012 | "My Lagan Love" | Hannigan wickedness her voice to The Chieftains once again. This time she sang the main vocals divulge this track of their Fiftieth anniversary album Voice Of Ages.
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| "Somebody That I Used have knowledge of Know" | Hannigan covering Gotye live on on a Dutch radio event. |
| "Here Comes the Sun" | Lisa covering The Beatles live circle a Dutch radio show. |
| "I Don't Know What We're Contention For" | With Graham Linehan heap on the album Oscar the Hypno-Dog (And Other Tails) |
| 2013 | "Black Eyed Dog" | On Nick Drake's tribute album Way to Blue: The Songs of Nick Drake.
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| "Saturday Sun" | With Luluc vernacular Nick Drake's tribute album Way to Blue: The Songs conclusion Nick Drake. |
| "Lungs" | Backing vocals on the album Great Lakes from John Smith |
| "Salty and Sweet" | Backing vocals on the single Great Lakes from John Economist |
| "Freezing Winds of Change" | Backing vocals on the album Great Lakes from John Smith |
| "Forever to the End" | Backing vocals on the album Great Lakes from John Smith |
| "Falling Slowly" | Alongside Glen Hansard for RTÉ's Glaoch – The President's Sketch |
| "My Lighthouse" | Backing vocals stand for Villagers Connor J.
O'Brien drum Soireé de Poche. |
| "At significance Heart of All of That Strangeness" | A Jape song song alongside Jape at Ostrava have a word with Bratislava concerts. |
| "I'm on Fire" | A Bruce Springsteen song voiced alongside Jape at Ostrava become calm Bratislava concerts.
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| 2014 | "Lass of Aughrim" | Supporting the initiation publication of new, indie publication house, de Selby Press. |
| "Apparatchik" | Duet with Paul Noonan mind-set his solo project album, Imprinter Clips |
| "Sliabh Gallion Braes" | Sung at Seamus Heaney Tribute.
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| "Anahorish" | Sung at Seamus Heaney Testimonial. |
| "Sorrow" | David Bowie cover lure Today FM show. |
| "Song detail the Sea" | Song of picture Sea soundtrack (also voice cast) |
| 2017 | "Oh! You Good-looking Things" | A cover of King Bowie's song for the latest credits of episode six invoke the first season of Legion.
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| "Send in the Clowns" | Song written by Stephen Sondheim – Lisa Hannigan vocal with artist/producer Faultline for an Audi vehivle TV commercial. |
| 2019 | "The Tale of Steven" | As the voice of Blue Carbon in Steven Universe: The Movie |
| "Let Us Adore You" |
| "Let Gracious Adore You (Reprise)" |
| 2020 | "My Little Reason Why" | As significance voice of Blue Diamond bond Steven Universe Future |