I learnt this a few years back. It's a great show off peice.. Love playing it.

Up big john

It’s almost like the Scottish and Irish are getting along for once lol

A cousin to my wife’s family

Is cuimhin liom an amhrán seo a fhoghlaim ag an scoil nuair a bhí mé níos óige

Seamus the man who travelled all over Ireland in the 50s recording irish music saving hundreds of tunes from extension Thanks Seamus for your work God bless you

The tone and tuning of instruments in the past sounded much more natural and harmonious to the ear.

Interesting , great playing but very little if any off beat "folk" lilt.

Really nice!

Thanks. Bless you Nice ❤❤❤❤❤

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goat at playing uilleann pipes🐐

Excellent thanks

Tis grand baby making music.

Why are finntown Mcgeehans stupid

Enjoyed the fiddle playing, and wondered if the Doherty fiddler's skill were passed down to another generation. I know John Doherty did not have any children, but Mickey Doherty the brother and another famous fiddler player did have children. I have a CD of the reels of Mickey called "At home with Mickey Doherty and it does say he lived in Ballybofey for a time with his wife Mary Rua Doherty, Does anyone know how many children Mickey had and if they inherited musical talents

A chréatúirín leóinte is brón liom do dhreach Im' choinnibh sa phóirse is tú breoite tinn salach Do sciatháin ba ró-dheas ag sileadh sa lóib leat `S do lapa beag gleoite dár ndóigh na dhá leath. An t-asal is dócha a thug tú le speach. Is greadach go deo air ba mhór é a theaspach Cuirfead bata fuinseoige ag rince sa tóin air Is ceangal naoi ló air cois teorainn na staic. Tar liomsa im’ dhóid Chun go dtomhaisfead do chneá Is ná bí chomh glórach ní ceol do bhac bhac Idir bhriseadh `gus leonadh tá ainnise mhór ort Is céasadh san domhsa mo lacha bhacach. Cad a dhéanfad amáireach is cás liom a mheas Gan an t-ubh gorm bhreá mar ba ghnáth chun briceasta Is easnamh dom shláinte an bascadhsa tá ort Ach oighne ‘sé is fearr air mo lacha bhacach. Tar liomsa láithreach thar tairsigh isteach Is fan ann go soláthraid duit cláirín is ceart Déanfaidh cliath dhaingean d’háisceadh Ar bhriseadh do chnáimhín Is snaimhigh naoi lá é is beir sásta go maith. Stopadh lochán duit go snáimhfhinn amach ‘Sé an t’iochluibh is fearr é do lacha bhacach Beirse i gcionn spáis bhig a’crothadh sciatháin ann Is roimh tosach an Mhárta ag ardú bhac bhac.

Best ever

genuinely brought me to tears, bloody fucking brilliant

Mighty!

mo cheoil thu.

Heart, soul and skill to burn. Leagan ar dóigh den fonn álainn seo.

it,s so amazing how this man can play

Ye what a fiddler Tommy was, and composer of great tunes, god rest him 👏👏👏👏👏

Seamus Ennis was the rock star of his time, he was the Jimi Hendricks, Django Reinhardt, Phil Lynott of brilliant music and storytelling, the music of those brilliant men will last forevermore.

The good Lord made us raving mad by giving us Pipes and Water of Life.

Brilliant

Jaysus, the man is magic.

One of the greatest had the privilege of singing with him at the old mill bar in the 70 th mighty man those were the days

Scottish whiskey Irish whiskey Brothers Slainte!

After 1932 the political parties of the day in Ireland seemed to develop a penchant for authoritarianism and even totalitarianism and the 1935 Dancehalls Act is a good example of the way the political mood was moving. This is portrayed in the recent film Jimmy’s Hall by Ken Loach. Here the political power of the Church was exercised by the subservient politicians of the two major parties especially. Local authorities and the police indirectly actioned the will of their ecclesiastical masters. At that time in Ireland there was a sizeable minority of the population who also had a zest for such authoritarianism. Unfortunately emigration of the best and brightest emanated from that state of the nation.

Wild

Great music played with Mick Favin many years ago in Gormanston Jim

Very missed fiddle player Tommy is, good rest him, and probably the best ever composed tunes by him, ❤️👍

Incredible

Incredibile!!!

Brilliant what a voice 💚🤍🧡☘️🇮🇪

The Jimi Hendix of the Irish pipes!! Wish there eas a lot more recordings

What happened to his Irish accent - he talks like a man who has spent his life in England with only a faint trace of Ireland buried deep!

Genius !

Thanks so much to see the master

Those hands were made to play the pipes - but the over too soon!

Cool love fiddle music

Heard Tommy live years ago in the Four Courts Hotel in Dublin... a fine player...was in the police back then ??

What’s the tune names?

❤

This evokes such longing, my heart <3

My fave. The funkiest ever.

Tà sè Alain Rinne Muid è sei is scoil agus mishe Connolly.

From a time when people still remembered how to say something through their music, unlike the fiddlers of today who have the perfect vocabulary but don't know what they're talking about