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He served as a Chicago policeman for more than 32 years and was Chicago’s chief of police for four, but Francis O’Neill is probably better known for his efforts in preserving the music of his homeland. Today we’re talking about Police Chief Francis O’Neill – Chicago’s Savior of Irish Music.

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Chief O'Neill's Sketchy Recollections of An Eventful Life in Chicago by Francis O'Neill, edited by Ellen Skerrett and Mary Lesch
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Beat Cop, The : Chicago's Chief O'Neill and the Creation of Irish Music by Michael O'Malley
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Harvest Saved, A: Francis O'Neill and Irish Music in Chicago by Nicholas Carolan
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Dance Music of Ireland: O'Neill's 1,001 by Francis O'Neill and James O'Neill
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Irish Folk Music: A Fascinating Hobby (1910) by Francis O'Neill
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