Traditional Irish Music Session in Mick Doyles Pub, Graignamanagh, County KIlkenny, Ireland

Irish Music Session in Mick Doyle's Pub, Graignamanagh, County Killkenny. This session takes place on the last Monday of each month all year round. We visited on 28th August 2017.
SESSIONS TUNES FOR MICK DOYLES
JIG,S THE BLOOMING MEADOW,S & GALLAHERS FROLICKS
REEL,S FATHER KELLYS / REEVEYS
H/PIPE,S THE HOME RULER & KITTYS WEDDING
REEL,S THE STARRY PLOUGH / THE BIRD IN THE BUSH / GEORGE WHITES FAVOURITE
SONG
JIG,S COURTOWN HARBOUR / THE SHASKEEN JIG / JOHN MCHUGH’S
REEL,S THE FIRST HOUSE IN CONNAUGHT / LOVE AT THE ENDINGS / P/ROSE LASS
SONG
H/PIPE,S OFF TO CALINFORNIA / DUNPHYS
JIG,S BRENDAN LARRESEYS / THE LURCAN / THE MIST COVERED MOUNTAIN
AIR INIS OIRR & THE THREE SEA CAPTAINS
REEL,S THE OULD BLACKTHORN / THE HUMOURS OF TULLA / THE SKY LARK
SONG
H/PIPE,S THE OULD GALWAY/ THE LIVERPOOL
REEL,S THE TRIP TO CULLENSTOWN / ANDERSONS / ROLLING ON THE RYE GRASS
JIG,S PAT CARROLLS / THE ROSE IN THE HEATHER / SIX PENNY MONEY
H/PIPE,S THE CLARE MAN,S / THE PLAINS OF BOYLE
REEL,S CHRISTMAS EVE / THE TRIP TO DURROW / THE SALLY GARDENS
SONG
JIG,S BRENDAN TONRA,S / THE KILLAVILL / DONNYBROOK FAIR
REEL,S THE COPPER PLATES 1 & 2
JIG THE FRIEZE BRITCHES / THE RAMBLING PITCH FORK
SONG
REELS OVER THE MOORE TO MAGGIE / MISS MC CLOUD,S / THE FERMOY LASSES
JIG,S THE GREEN FIELDS OF WOODFORD / THE HOLE IN THE HEADGE / COOLEYS
REEL,S THE TRAVELER / THE STONEY STEP,S/ THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
REEL,S MAYOR HARRISONS FEDORA / JOHNNY CRONNIN,S
REEL,S THE TAR BOLTEN/ THE LONGFORD COLLECTOR / THE SAILOR,S BONNETT
REEL,S JACKIE COLEMAN,S / COOLEY,S / THE WISE MAID
REEL,S CHRISTMAS EVE / THE TRIP TO DURROW / THE SALLY GARDENS
REEL,S LUCY CAMBELL,S / THE BUCKS / THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY
REEL,S THE DUKE OF LEINSTER / THE BOYS OF BALLYSADARE / THE DAWN

[@hubertschneider6926]

I am a German-Man, 70 yeaers old, and a long time ago, my heart is "irish" .I have lovely irish friends near Waterford, in Aglish. I met them 1982 in the "Marine-Bar", Dungarvan! We have had also a lovely Session, I was play Piano and Accordeon. Then a lovely Women ask me: "Can you play the irish song: "Kelly, the Boy from Killan?" So I plaied this Rebel-Song for the nice Lady, and that was the Beginning of a beautiful Friendship! So, the irish Songs and Music will be forever Balsam for my soul!! Hubert Tailor, from "Rheine", North-German Thanks for this lovely Session!!!

[@Michael-bf1dt]

Hello Hubert how are you. Greetings from Ireland. I know the Marine Bar outside Dungarvan. I know Aglish as well. Good you enjoyed your time in Ireland ☘️. I love Irish music 🎶 and I l that song, Kelly the boy from Killane. I have been to Germany a few times - to the Harz Region and to Halberstadt. I wish you a great day 👍🙏🎶 Michael

[@BernardDoyle-wm5py]

My ancestor, Morgan Doyle was born in Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny, Ireland around 1785 and moved to and settled in Newfoundland with other family members in the early 1800's. On the top of my list of places to visit someday is Ireland and specifically Graiguenamanagh, love the music.

[@tomasofaolain3117]

Proud to hear that don't wait too long

[@janmassier7003]

Great session!!!

[@stephanransom4369]

Hi my names Steve Ransom I have had loads of fantastic holidays in St Mullins and Graigue. This music tonight has brought all those wonderful memories flooding back i would love to go back one day to see the old place and friends we made while over there mainly the Gladney family. listening in Bath Somerset England.

[@Charlie-cz3jh]

This lovely music cheers me up❤ Thank You🍀💚🍀💚🍀💚🥰

[@Dulcimertunes]

Love the young fiddler at 1:05. Keep the tradition going! Thanks for posting. Listening in America’s Heartland.

[@nflder10]

She played box and fiddle as well. Great music by all. Loved this. Playing along here on the bodhran

[@maggieboo8142]

Great music, reminds me of my dear grandad, he came from Waterford and when I was a kid he used to dance on the table with shoes 👞 that made a clicking noise when he dance 🕺 😄 happy memories of my childhood, thank you grandad Fitzgerald for those lovely memories ❤

[@Marcel-MichelBaptiste-Carle]

i am very Fond of Dublin as being an Irish citizian living in Austria Marcel Harley

[@paulshipley1266]

00:00:30 The Blooming Meadow Jig 00:02:53 Gallagher's Frolics Jig 00:05:10 The Home Ruler Hornpipe 00:07:46 Kitty's Wedding Hornpipe 00:10:21 Ballad of John Williams Song 00:15:35 Courtown Harbour Jig 00:17:16 Tommy Mulhaire’s Jig 00:18:50 The Maid In The Meadow Jig 00:21:03 Slieve Gallen Braes Song 00:25:36 Off To California Hornpipe 00:27:43 Dunphy's Hornpipe 00:29:57 The Old Blackthorn Reel 00:32:35 The Skylark Reel 00:36:27 The Kilmacthomas girl Song 00:41:14 The Galway Hornpipe 00:43:26 The Liverpool Hornpipe 00:45:47 Inisheer Waltz 00:48:49 The Three Sea Captains Jig 00:53:29 Galway Bay Song 01:00:40 The Killavil Jig 01:01:01 The Rose In The Heather Jig 01:02:34 Christmas Eve Reel 01:04:26 The Trip To Durrow Reel 01:06:59 The Sally Gardens Reel 01:09:49 Eileen McManus Song 01:15:46 Over The Moor To Maggie Reel 01:17:34 Miss McLeod's Reel 01:19:19 The Fermoy Lasses Reel

[@Charlie-cz3jh]

Thank You Mr. Shipley💚🍀❣

[@gerardwalsh4346]

That Waterford girl did an excellent job.....just 15 years old...massive potential there....

[@tarar6926]

Checking in from Califorina! Thanks for sharing the talent of these wonderful artists. Hope to visit someday.

[@declanla]

I'm from Graigue, I grew up in my dad's old pub, 2 bars up the street, it was called Brandon Bar then, now The Cosy. Thanks a lot for the upload, I live in Bangkok now, it was a fantastic reminder.

[@martinmurray4917]

Great memories Declan, LOVELY town and PEOPLE.

[@declanla]

@@martinmurray4917 I will go back for a visit as soon as travel allows. Times like this we all miss home, real home.

[@martinmurray4917]

Our family left GRAIGUE and moved to Kildare when I was 16 years old so at that stage knew nothing about pubs in GRAIGUE, we lived 3miles out from GRAIGUE ( MAYS CROSS) where we had GREAT GREAT NEIGHBOURS, so probably enjoyed GRAIGUE more some years later when my wife ( HILLARY FROM KILDARE) would go for weekends, just LOVELY people and LOVELY place and lovely walks along the line, LOVE GRAIGUE, up the CATS. 🖤🧡 .

[@Tuetunes]

Lovely session. Great tunes. Hello to Ben on concertina. Thanks for posting.

[@gerardwalsh4346]

Great session. Enjoyed this in Canada (originally from Tipperary). Keeping up the old traditions....

[@michaelo1492]

Sadly just found this two videos which showed they are 6 years old. I hope whoever was responsible for this fantastic music is still with us. Does anyone else know why there was only the two ?

[@alicewalsh4508]

Great music! ☘️☘️☘️

[@mikeMikeydowns]

Excellent! Thank you

[@seamusbreen-shey]

Great spot. Lived further up the Barrow in Mhuinebeag. Great session.

[@deirdre9401]

Wonderful sounds,

[@damianleb1]

Great music!

[@ramifares8624]

That's amazing! I love Irish traditional music Really funny!

[@eileennestor9274]

Fabulous music songs & craic love it

[@Charlie-cz3jh]

I sure enjoyed the 15 yr oldest singing on MacThomas

[@michaeljordan3422]

Well Done Guys

[@danmalone9284]

well done everyone

[@seandarmody1272]

dan malone I

[@SeanMacOirc]

Hon the Kats! Is that Brian Cody playing the bodhran?

[@whiskeyvictor5703]

Is it just me, or is the video out of synch? 🤔

[@hakonjrgensen6764]

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[@michaeljordan3422]

Brilliant Performance Guys Well Done

[@larrybetts1963]

Brilliant show! Absolutely loved it. Came across it today,St. Patrick's Day,and enjoyed the experience we used to take for granted. So sad to see all the pubs closed now and struggling to survive. I immersed myself in the session and applauded every tune,I pictured myself in the audience and treated myself to a St. Patrick's Day Irish music extravaganza. Great stuff,well done everybody

[@martinmurray4917]

Love GRAIGUE we used to live at MAY'S CROSS we left there in mid 60s and momoved to kildare, my wife HILLARY and myself go to GRAIGUE a few times a year, we love it there just a LOVELY place people are LOVELY looking forward to going there again and meeting people and walking the line, JUST LOVELY, my name is MARTIN MURRAY.

[@declanla]

Were u army? You would definitely know my dad.

[@mwhitney221]

I miss our pub in Saratoga Springs NY. The Parting Glass. Please carry on safely around the world in such a beautiful celebration. What a Classic. Kudos to the 15 year old young woman sitting in the inner circle.

[@deirdre9401]

Wonderful music and atmosphere, but beware the sasanna types, these are times to be carful of those who whish to ut us back under fascist dictators. Please use term "from across the little pond" as the traditional fix fir thise using the term uk. Please to not use that term beither fir live nor money., please be extra careful of this when posting globally on internet, dont even use it for those saying that is where they come from it is wrong even for them to use. Please use all measures possible to not reinforce or even allow such a concept in our precious airspace. They are better corrected as being from the trading city across the little pond, as opposed to the americias across the big pond. Urgent fix asap. Great ❤ great work nd thank you for you efforts un keepingbthe trads and the smaoineamh alive keep up the good work.❤❤

[@chriscorr9124]

Great music. Some more information about the Songs would useful and interesting: title, writer, etc, Hope to visit the Session in 2019

[@fenryrtheshaman]

there's a phone app called tunepal that can tell you what a tune is called with pretty decent accuracy, one of the tunes I heard was definitely trip to durrow

[@markup2]

The writers of these tunes have been dead for 3 or 4 hundred years... still fresh though!

[@yiklongtay6029]

Irish tunes survive through oral tradition, possibly drifting in form over time. I doubt any original creators can be tracked easily.

[@ianwattsOfficial]

I alway's look for the uilleann pipes, but heck I wish some of you Irish sorted out our Irish pub they don't know how to have a guiness or what the Uilleann pipes are::))

[@paulloughlin1529]

us irish at least know how to spell guinness

[@paulloughlin1529]

but we know how to spell guinness,,,, us irish

[@paulloughlin1529]

we know how to spell guinness

[@Kitiwake]

@@paulloughlin1529 and that Guinness is only one brand of stout sold in Ireland

[@harrypersson2186]

☘️☘️☘️ from Denmark, i love this music.

[@geraldneary1948]

A grand pub. The 15 year old girl singer' was a great find, as was the great song.

[@alicewalsh4508]

I love accordion music! ☘️☘️☘️

[@marlonbraccia4785]

Officially on my bucket list now!

[@vendotto]

What's the title of the song the young girl sings at 36:30-40:00 ? I can't catch the title in the beginning... Can someone help me, please?

[@irishpubexperience2021]

Hi Vendotto. Playlist is in the description. I'm sure it is play order.

[@vendotto]

@@irishpubexperience2021 Still can't undeerstand it... Sorry, the irish accent is very strong and I still cannot match what they say with what is written in the description. Can you not just write the title if you know?

[@irishpubexperience2021]

The Kilmacthomas Girl

[@walterking5453]

I absolutely love that would’ve loved to have seen more of the town and met the people thank you

[@geraldneary1948]

All the singers were good. And sang good songs.

[@gabrieltrepanier6428]

What's the song at 46:04?

[@NotJenOrJane]

that song is called Inisheer thesession.org/tunes/211

[@walterking5453]

I hope to see more of Greg in a manner and the people please