Mick O'Brien, muintir Uí Bhriain & Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh | Gradam Ceoil TG4 2023

Ceoltóir na Bliana 2023 ~ Musician of the Year 2023 - Mick O’Brien
Mick O'Brien (píb uilleann), Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh (fidil), Fidelma Ní Bhriain (bainseó), Ciara Ní Bhriain (fidil) agus Aoife Ní Bhriain (fidil) ag casadh: May Morning Dew (fonn mall 0:00), Purty Molly Brannigan (ríl 1:40) agus The Strawberry Blossom (ríl 2:56).
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Mick O'Brien (uilleann pipes), Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh (fiddle), Fidelma Ní Bhriain (banjo), Ciara Ní Bhriain (fiddle) and Aoife Ní Bhriain (fiddle) playing: May Morning Dew (slow air 0:00), Purty Molly Brannigan (reel 1:40) and The Strawberry Blossom (reel 2:56)
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[@janef8918]

I had the immense pleasure of seeing Mick play at a pub in Kenmare, Ireland. He is fantastic and a nice man, to boot!

[@eugenequinn4578]

No, Mick is not new. All his family were brilliant musicians. They lived around the corner from me in Artane, Dublin. I am now 82 and living in Western Australia and was involved with Irish Dancing internationally all my life, so I really know how to appreciate good music. Keep up the good work Mick agus an clan.

[@JohnMullen-kh9tp]

Hello Eugene, I just spotted your post while I was searching for some tunes covered by Mick & Caoimhín. When you mentioned your involvement with Irish Dancing internationally all your life, I started to wonder if you originally learned your dancing at the Cunniffe School of Dancing in Roscommon or Athlone as your name is very very familiar. Thank you and I hope your keeping well, Best Wishes John.

[@kevinforde2555]

Brilliant stuff, from Western Australia

[@jimobrien84]

One of my favorite airs

[@thomasreilly-Guitar]

Class

[@muscovyducks]

Respect

[@coleraineful]

Beautiful. Masters all.

[@raywall3162]

Lovely!!!

[@Ada-z6i4g]

❤❤❤

[@Doviderus]

Might the boom of the Irish music have passed in the last decades, mighty band's disappeared and important masters died, but that resolute struggle through the years has finally turned into this logical outcome. Mick , one of the new, or not so, masters of the Irish music.