slainte’s five thousand, four hundred and sixty-three comments

It seems his Irish name has been autocorrected. more…

Hi Kenny! I got my copy from Custys a few weeks ago. The postal service was seriously disrupted in spring and summer, but now you will have your copy with little delay. more…

A selection of Irish, Scottish and Breton tunes and songs played and sung with gusto. Colm Murphy supplies the lovely cover painting as well as the bodhran accompaniment. more…

Mostly unaccompanied solo piping except track 12 where the fiddler Jacqui Martin joins Gay. The sets used on this album are Maurice Coyne C set (c 1840) and Leo Rowsome concert pitch set (c 1939). more…

This is a North Connaught version of the tune, which was first recorded by Paddy Killoran in 1937. more…

More commonly played reel versions can be found at: https://thesession.org/tunes/136 more…

Sorry to hear the news. John was a nephew of Felix and Johnny Doran, and is said to have introduced Dave Williams to Paddy Keenan. I was fortunate to have a chance to hear him playing 15 years ago. He did his best to keep the tradition of travelling piper... more…

This is the second solo album from the Leitrim musician Noel Sweeney. Being a beautiful flute player, he plays the saxophone on tracks 3 and 14. A nice mixture of old and new tunes, including very local ones. more…

This tune appears on two recent albums: more…

https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fgb/l%C3%A1mh more…