Amhlaoibh Ó Síocháin Ó Beoláin & Bobby Gardiner- "Sterling Castle.."

Amhlaoibh Ó Síocháin Ó Beoláin & Bobby Gardiner - Ballyduff/Balvella/Bsaggart, Port Láirge
"Sterling Castle, Connacht Mans Rambles, Hand down tackle"
July 22nd 2019 - Ennis - Fleadh Cheoil Na Mumhan
Anois, seo teacht le chéile ceolmhar, laoch an cheoil Bobby Gardiner agus duine de laochra an todhchaí Amhlaoibh Ó Síocháin Ó Beoláin. They had us dancing in the rain in Ennis as they celebrated Amhlaoibh qualifying for Fleadh Cheoil in Drogheda. Hup Scrathacha! #FleadhTV

[@getyes3062]

What a talented young musician this fella is 🐐👨‍🎤

[@keshoasubuhi]

The long-haired oke on the left isn't so bad either

[@gabrielkeown38]

Both brilliant musicians Sterling Castle and then a great transition to the hearty Connaught mans rambles

[@sentimentaloldme]

_Great stuff..If that music doesn't make you get up and dance then there's definitely no hope_

[@tonymccann8853]

Great stuff always loved Bobby Gardiner's style.🌎

[@colindouglas7769]

First tune is a Scottish Strathspey called Stirling Castle, composed by the Strathspey King himself, James Scott Skinner.

[@dukadarodear2176]

There are many Scottish tunes played in Ireland. Miss McCleod of Rassay, Bonnie Kate etc....This is great from two generations of Irish players 🎶..

[@johnsinnott5157]

The master 😊😊 plus a great student 😀

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Fantastic !!

[@jacquesbrouyer8687]

Great tunes and both great playing
Great set for Sean nos dancing..

[@dukadarodear2176]

The young player has the fingers for the Uilleann Pipes too.

[@bernadettefeltham3062]

Greetings from Connecticut! Yours truly the Heeran Family!

[@GRAFICON47]

Brawo. Pięknie.

[@oldflute]

Love seeing them has so much fun with the music!

[@tonymccann8853]

Beautiful stuff, good luck.🌏

[@Gayasshunk1923]

Go húantach, 'you couldn't bate that with a big stick' mar a deirtear!

[@UISTMAN59]

Níos mó ná te 🙂

[@eoinrl863]

Yuppa

[@willymonster4131]

Get control of yourself!

[@christaylor2070]

how do you translate the young lad's Gaelic name into English?

[@sliotharball]

Auliffe Sheehan/Boland (I think)

[@SyncoPeer]

Amhlaoibh/Auliffe originates from the Norse name Olav.

[@dukadarodear2176]

@@SyncoPeer
The Norse gave many words to Irish Gaelic but much more to Scotch Gaelic.

[@yasdnilknarf1885]

Anyone know the key of the boxes?

[@jeffhildreth9244]

D

[@eamonbreathnach4613]

Go deas

[@Melvorgazh]

A mhac?
Melodion rocks!
Go raibh maith agaibh TG4