Lisa O'Neill Drawing from the Well

[@dr.scotthoyepsy.d.598]

Really great, deep depths plumbed, indeed. Thanks so much for this!

[@gaswinck]

That opening is just like *pow*! Fantastic 💚

[@Demios84]

Thank you for allowing a great storyteller breathe new life into our nations history through research, preservation and an appreciation of our shared past.

[@tonyfeighery3118]

This woman astound me , Our next McGowan..

[@freedomson1]

That was beautiful!

[@wolfcamera1]

If time was music it would be a drone.

[@yscolan]

Hyfryd, hyfryd, fel arfer.

[@carysfaerie]

Hoffen i gael darllen hanes gwlad ni trwy’r baled

[@georgechubbs6992]

Lovely song at the end. A sort of Nanci Griffith meets Luke Kelly sound.

[@geoanth]

Lisa, you are an amazing young woman, thanks for all that information.

[@conzer87]

Great video! What is the instrument that Lisa is playing the drone on?

[@zefferoni]

That's a Shruti box. They're from India but have made their way into trad music recently due to their great droning sound

[@johnobrien7722]

Check out Norin ni Rinn first one I heard using one of the Shruti boxes

[@feargalocleirigh496]

Cad é an uirlis ag an tús?

[@BillWinks-nf4bk]

Wonderful! Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan would have approved!

[@Silentpeeinurine]

You might be looking in the wrong direction. William Rooney is the man to look at. Beaslai's preface suggests that Griffith used 'so many pseudonyms that his writings were difficult to identify'. Griffith didn't use half as many as Rooney, and it's no surprise that Beaslai, with his track record, gets his facts wrong. The Primal Light is probably by Rooney?

[@jo0ls]

I need to go listen to Ivor cutler now.

[@Jonathan-qo1ir]

She’s unique

[@stevencarraretto6414]

❤️