slainte’s five thousand, four hundred and fifty-seven comments

No, Nigel. It's not significantly different from this tune, or these two tunes: more…

As for this tune, Kevin Crawford writes: more…

Nigel, that's not a version of this tune, but a version of The Pretty Girls of Mayo: https://thesession.org/tunes/1954 more…

During my visits to Galway in the early noughties, I was also hooked on Brendan, Maureen and Paddy's trio playing at the Quays. Brendan appears as a guest on a track of Banjo player Enda Scahill's first solo album: http://celticgrooves.homestead.com/CG_Sc... more…

Hope someone will write a tune called The Deportation Reel: http://shr.gs/s4dvb1E more…

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/14577841.Farage_hails_victory_for_Leave_in_historic_EU_referendum/ more…

This is the sixth album of the sisters if I'm not mistaken. Though it doesn't have many old-sounding tunes, it's fun to listen to with some beautiful pieces by Jennifer. more…

Kenny, thank you very very much for your kind words. more…

I'd love to get my own copies of both "It Was Mighty" and "It Was Great Altogether," but I'll be deeper in debt and sleepless! Well, I was actually almost sleepless a couple of days ago, looking through all the names of musicians on Topic Records website.... more…

Here's the composer of the tune playing it on the whistle: https://soundcloud.com/rose-mcmahon/mcmahons-fav-jig-james-mcmahon-whistle-solo more…