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Marion is a mighty whistleplayer and has done tremendous work in teaching and supporting Irish traditional music in the Mayo/South Sligo area. She also makes the best bacon, cabbage, and spuds that I have ever had in my life!!!

Great playing. And smiling as ever!

Beautiful voice beautiful girl beautiful face blocked by a ludramaan camera man

Beautiful. Both the song and the singer.

Beautiful voice and lovely choice of song.

Absolutely so awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Priceless memories from Sheila, a wonderful lady. I come from Liverpool , my love for music come from similar gatherings although with a mix of contemporary music and Irish music, the heart always belongs to Ireland.

Richly deserved tribute my friend ! Nobody has done more to make the Bodhrán the highly respected instrument it now is , world wide! The whole Bodhrán and wider Traditional music world owes you such a debt of gratitude ❤

Tune names anyone?

Such a wonderful singer!

Top class!

Incredible fluter!

Mighty stuff 👏👏👏

Delightful! Lovely lady!

Unbelievable. He doesn’t even have to look at his fingers!

What a beautiful voice this young singer has.👏👏🇮🇪💖

Beautiful singing and truly in the Sean nós style. However, I note she was reading it off a script. Could she have sung without her notes, as practically all sean-nós singers do? I don't wish to be critical, but as a traditional singer myself, I have huge problem with people (Irish or otherwise) singing off their hymn sheets or worse still their 'smart-phones'. Part of the skill in traditional singing is to be able to sing from the heart not off a sheet or phone device!

That was amazing

I am in tears. The gorgeousness of her interpretation, of a song so familiar. Exceptional and so touching

Lovely 🙂

pure class.

Great stuff, cheers Fiona from WA

Wow! If I heard this with my eyes closed I would of guessed all 32 counties of Ireland and half the countries of the world before I guessed Korea. You are crazy good girl that was amazing . No benefit or pay you love the art and from Ireland all I can say is may godbless ya and keep ya safe .

wow. tears....this is so beautiful....and you can hear the roots of American folk music in this song especially...

Lovely music. I do wish Shane had played some lead, though - he's an incredible guitarist.

Beautiful and brilliant guitarist.👌

Gets better every time I watch it. Shane & Seamie, Brilliant 👏👏👏👏

Beautiful music played by 3 great musicians, tanx

What a beautiful high lonesome voice she has. So beautiful to hear her keep our language alive.

The genre has a feeling that grabs you and seems to comand reverence in its expresion. You cannot imagine singing this in a show off complacent fashion, it would not have any credibility. It is obviously spiritual.

First tune: Bushmill's Fancy (a salute to the whiskey?); Second tune: can't figure out what she's saying. Played it 8 times to Tune Pal, got 7 different answers.

This O'carolan approves

Magnificent playing 😉

Wow, that was incredible. Well done madam!

Wow, after twenty years, it’s called “The Funny Reel”! My God… thank you.

💜 aw!

An absolute machine

Wow Beautiful Brilliant Performance Honey X

Shane has all of his teeth. 😂. He cleaned up well.

Brilliant

Lovely. Many a man out there couldn't play better. Nice and steady playing. Verry good best women I've heard playing yet.

Go iontach! Is cailín deas í

Any chance of the name of the tunes?

I keep playing swallowtail jig on the last one lol

Love listening to this version by Harry and I was finally able to learn it from repeating it time and time again. This was our neighbour John Reilly (Hannons) song when I was young, and Harry has pretty much the same style of singing as far as I can remember.

upwards in temperatures, whether we feel it or not. The trees are alive with songbirds marking breeding

00:46 The View across the Valley (c. John Brady) 01:59 Father Newman's Reel (c. John Brady)

"....." = The Diplodocus (c. Liz Carroll) 00:00 Clancy's (aka Clancy the Scotsman) 01:14 Diplodocus 03:01 Devaney's Goat 04:14 Lucky in Love

That was fucking awesome!

Beautiful set of jigs followed by a lovely set of reels All three accordionists in perfect tune ,pitch and harmony The reel Blackberry Blossom was recorded by James Morrison a fine fiddler from Drumfin Riverstown a contemporary of the great Michael Coleman himself I have managed somehow to write a poem about both fiddlers titled The Lonely Sligo Exile which is about Coleman and The Fiddler From Drumfin which refers to Morrison