Marble Arch was a budget imprint of Pye Records. The discography consists mainly of repackages and reissues, some of which were subsequently repackaged as Hallmark releases.
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Albums
MAL prefix for monoi MALS for stereo. MAL 598 Michael O'Duffy with the Bill Shepherd Orchestra And Chorus - Homespun From Ireland (orig: 1959) [1966] MAL 643 The Cadets - s/t [1966] MAL 644 V/A - The Showband Scene [1966] MAL(S) 648 Ottilie Patterson - Ottilie's Irish Night LP [1966?] MAL 674 V/A - The Showband Scene, Vol. 2 [1967] MAL 680 V/A - Irish Folk [1967] MAL 694 The Capitol Showband - s/t [1967] MAL 700 Dickie Rock & The Miami - The Miami All-Stars [1967] MAL 729 V/A - The Soul of Ireland [1967] MAL 735 V/A - Irish Folk Hits [1967] MAL 750 Dickie Rock & The Miami - Ten Of The Best [1967] MAL 763 Butch Moore - The Best of Butch Moore [1967] MAL 808 The Johnstons - The Travelling People [1968] MAL 826 Glen Daly (Scotland) - Glen Daly Sings [1968] MAL 831 Michael O'Duffy - The Warmth of Ireland [1968] MAL 832 Sean Dunphy & The Hoedowners - s/t [1967] MAL 833 V/A - Westering Home [1968] MAL 857 Tony & The Graduates - Kelly [1968] MAL 858 The Dixies - Little Arrows [1968] MAL 1123 Dominic Behan - Arkle [1969?] MAL 1143 Joe Dolan - Joe Dolan's Greatest Hits [1969] MAL 1175 Pat Lynch & The Airchords - The Irish Soldier [1969] MAL 1203 The Tinkers - The Reluctant Patriot [1969?] MAL 1225 The Countrymen - Lonesome Travellers [1969] MAL 1250 V/A - Irish Ballad Brew [196?] Broadsiders, Johnstons, McLaughlins, McTeggarts, 3 Coins, +1 MAL 1251 The Real McCoy - This Is The Real McCoy [1970] MAL 1318 Donal Ring Ceili Band - s/t [1970] MALS 1324 John Kerr with Hugh McLean & P.J. Wilhare - The Green Hills Of Ireland LP [1970] MAL 1332 Michael O'Duffy - A Bogsider Sings [1970] MAL 1344 The Broadsiders - s/t [1970] MAL 1345 The Cotton Mill Boys - The Cotton Mill Boys [1970] MALS 1363 The Rebel Fenian Men - The Rising of Ireland [1970] A Siggy Jackson Production, Nov 1970. MALS 1364 The Orange Sash Squad - No Surrender! [1970] MAL ???? Michael O'Duffy - The Songs of Thomas Moore (orig: 1963) [ca 1970]