Caitlin Nic Gabhann Ciaran O Maonaigh and the Friel sisters at Theatre 80 William Barnacle Tavern

[@gabrielkeown4620]

Beautiful beyond belief, our beautiful music in safe hands

[@joannehack7588]

💜

[@mauriceperret5111]

Wahouu, congratulations from France !

[@MrBollox79]

Absolutely love it... Considering my family has both DNA cousins in Ireland the O'Dwyers Maguires many more and also Scots Highlanders from Western Scotland Hebrides ended up in Cape Breton Prince Edward Island too many to mention! Eire agus Alba ABUUUU!!

[@alwynjeddore6792]

I have never heard Miss Lyalls Strathspey played like that before. Neat!!

[@taylorw.9207]

This is awesome,Good job you guys!

[@robertstafford5484]

Un Boléro irlandais... ! Bravo! de Montréal

[@gabrielkeown4620]

Greatest fiddle duet since McGann and Reynolds

[@michaeljordan3422]

Wow Brilliant Performance Guys Well Done

[@scootergreen3]

Love from the USA!

[@cocusflute]

Fab.... Wonderful altogether.. thanks

[@HerdingDogRescuer]

Smoking!!! Gave me chills!

[@jameshenrymurphy]

Brilliant.

[@philippecousin5413]

Lovely

[@jiltedjohn9294]

Awesome

[@boldertash]

Brilliant nothing more

[@boldertash]

Fiddle might have been invented wherever but only played in Ireland

[@didodido1721]

جميل

[@didodido1721]

جميل جدا

[@thaibaud]

What's the tune called during which the flute Sets in?

[@henriknorbeck3597]

"The Four Mile Stone" or "Cloch Na Ceithre Mhíle" composed by Arthur Darley (1873-1929)

[@thaibaud]

@@henriknorbeck3597 thank you! 👍 I've been waiting for a reply forever 😅

[@erikm8372]

Is the first tune "The Cat that Kittled in Jamie’s Wig"? Aka "Paddy Ryan’s Dream" aka "Miss Lyall" (in Scotland)?

[@thibaudkasic6580]

​@@erikm8372 I just know it's Miss Lyall's yeah

[@andrewosullivan5588]

When they start playing Farewell to Erin, it’s very Bothy Band sounding.

[@JeffWernerIthacaNY]

What is that first tune? They're totally rocking it out, fantastic!

[@robert1314]

Miss Lyall, it´s a scotish strathspey

[@michaelkuhl7903]

I've also heard it called (and it's one of my all time favorite titles) The Cat that Kittled in Jamie's Wig. I've seen it traced back to the 1700's, and since songs tended to be named after actual people, places and events I love the idea that some 18th century cat and her kittens are immortalized in song.

[@LinguisticusLegatum9464]

the name of the first tune plzzzz !!!

[@mactcampbell]

+Orja kaleeri Miss Lyall It's a Scottish strathspey.

[@LinguisticusLegatum9464]

Thanks a lot :D

[@meiwgtls4318]

maybe "the cat that kittened in jamie's wig" kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4ibpn6Dhcd3ebM

[@boldertash]

Not a still foot in the Room