Three Sliabh Luachra Polkas

[@timcotter8879]

Fantastic music. I love watching this and do so often. Brilliant musicians

[@efdiyi]

Your videos are a must for all those who are interested in irish music!

[@hbrouwer]

Excellent music. Brilliant style. You're not getting any polkas played better than in Sliabh Luachra. Thanks for posting.

[@accordioncolin]

Many a Wild Night / John Walsh's (Newmarket) / John Walsh's No. 2 (Daly's Mill)

[@johnatherton878]

THANK you!

[@johnosullivan5498]

Colin K SLXG

[@cellokenno]

Thanks!

[@michaeldineen8324]

Fair play to them. It is great to someone else getting the publicity' playing these tunes. Begley always gets the push' when it comes to polkas and slides.

[@WGBHMusic]

These guys are great. So glad we were able to shoot their show recently and post some vids over at WGBH Music.

[@seamusbreen-shey]

Reminds me of the great Maurice O'Keefe and friends down in Kishkeam. Great music.

[@MrDarrensvideos]

my grandfather played the box (just learned that term lol) and he is from Tournafulla (cleanglass commons) in the slibh luachra, and just learned that this is where Irish music comes from, now i know why in all those old pics are a lot of boxes lol. You guys sound great. I come from the Mulcahy family of the Commons (we used to have Mulcahy's pub i Tour, but i found out it was recently sold. I'm in Brooklyn.......Love the music

[@philipbrennan4214]

Learn again! Irish traditional music (the reels, jigs and hornpipes) comes from all over the island of Ireland. Some types of dance music have strong association with certain places - the Polka from Sliabh Luachra, Slides from Co Kerry, Mazurkas and Highlands from Co Donegal.

[@timcotter8879]

Great musicians and singers also from Templeglantine and Tournafulla area .

[@timcotter8879]

It is indeed lovely music .I lived in Brooklyn for a while .. Originally came from Knocknagoshel Co Kerry.

[@janekelton]

There's a family of great musicians from Moyvane in W. Limerick, the Mulcahys. Check them out, on youtube, they're wonderful. Could possibly be relations of yours!

[@fionacameron2909]

Love it every time I revisit

[@TimEdeyMusic]

Accompanying doesn’t get any better lads

[@patrickokeeffetraditionalm6091]

High praise indeed Mr Edey, only you could come close!

[@Victiolin]

This is top quality. Best

[@cyndifallon1484]

Love those Polkas! Thanks so much!

[@Roddy1965]

Superb!!!!!!!!!!! The height of the music.

[@onearmfrog]

That's a killer polka set!

[@oonaghoconnor8164]

Brilliant music

[@SimCity4IE]

I actually learned to dance to this when I was younger. I live right beside the Blackwater :P

[@christaylor2070]

A mighty set of polkas. Interesting they turned the A's and B's around on the 2nd polka, John Walsh's. Opposite to how Patrick Street play it.🙂

[@MrGerrymac]

Mighty playing lads. I cant play them but I love polkas. hup !!!

[@josephinestaunton9301]

Can't beat a lively polka...Agree

[@briandilhomick6488]

Great🎉

[@MrMichaelmoriarty101]

kerry polkas great magic music

[@philipcroft2236]

Donal is a mean box player, I'll be seeing him and all the boys on Saturday at the ICC Hammersmith (4 men)

[@munsterfloyd]

Mighty stuff!!!

[@matttwomey3326]

Absolutely Mega!

[@deslm]

Cooney RULES!!!!

[@colinhesketh4710]

How refreshing to know that Polkas are still played.. Bravo!

[@WhiteTiger333]

Oh, verrrrry nice! :)

[@viscusalbum]

The 2nd tune is John Walsh's #1 aka Newmarket. The last tune is also Walsh's possibly Walsh's #2.

[@nf54551]

Great stuff.

[@johnlynch2625]

Great stuff

[@thissong4you]

My toes are tapping!

[@seamuslynn]

At last I know how to pronounce Sliabh Luachra! Thanks for another greayt video!

[@co.kerry.2018]

It's magical, it must be the music of the fairies,

[@donmurphy1735]

Magic

[@yojocelt]

Mighty stuff, Come on Castleisland

[@jamiedoozer]

Go Uncle Travelling Matt!

[@kevinforde2555]

Great Aussie Irish music

[@bflatflute]

thats class!!!

[@raducomanioan8635]

Great!!!!!

[@dazpatreg]

Like stepping into a pub in Cúil Aodha!

[@UISTMAN59]

Great music and interesting notes too. Thanks for posting.

[@eileennestor9274]

Great music

[@oisinsheehan3289]

WOW!!!!!

[@viscusalbum]

the last tune is Walsh's Polka i believe. The middle one im not sure of.

[@meauxreilly6110]

saaaaaaaaaaaiid my ol one to yer ol one...

[@PadhraicinN]

@TheCjayd123 yes - but it's all over now

[@CEBADES]

TITLES PLEASE..LOVELY PLAYING

[@JosephChordmichael]

There's lots of him on the Highland Sessions videos.

[@PetYvet]

yes polka

[@hollin80]

hey everybody, ce son me transporte. qui a des conseils (artiste, groupe, festival...) ??? can't somebody help me ! i 'm mad about this sound but my knowledge is really limited ... et mon anglais aussi ... pffffffffffffffff :D :D :D thanks for thank you for giving me some tips, names... :)

[@cuchaia]

Great stuff. maith an fear

[@tommyobrien84]

thats exactly what i was thinking and then i read ur comment!!..Banjo = balls...!!

[@eugenemckenna09]

unrealethal!

[@CEBADES]

TY Viscosalbum, is Nell Fee there as well..?

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Good Traditional.

[@SimCity4IE]

IS tá orm tuilleadh Gaeilge a fhoghlaim le haghaidh scoil

[@TheCARENTAN]

Super TheCARENTAN

[@jamesfahey7712]

hup you boyos

[@ibassnote]

Some say Cooney is too much here but I couldn’t disagree more. If you don’t want an interactive rhythm section don’t hire Cooney. He plays the tune, not just a wallflower to be played over…

[@kevinforde2555]

Bloody Melbourne boy lol

[@TheCjayd123]

Didint he get married to sinead o connor

[@MauriceJudge1]

back off Cooney for Jazus sake

[@MrLuridan]

I agree- but we're in the minority, I think.

[@robertmannion6661]

ara let the guitarists belt out the tune too if they want to, as long as they don't lead it. It cant be helped sometimes

[@ibassnote]

I can’t agree. Love the Cooney train!