Liz Kane & Danny O'Mahony | FleadhTV 2017 | TG4

Four Reels: The Piper's Despair (Reel 0:02), Boys of Ballinahinch (Reel 1:49), Relihan's [or The Maids in the Meadow] (Reel 3:14) & The Pinch of Snuff (Reel 4:38) performed by Liz Kane (Fiddle) and Danny O'Mahony (Accordion) on the TG4 programme Fleadh TV in 2017.
Seo hiad Liz Kane agus Danny O'Mahony ag seinm dreas ríleanna ag Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Inis sa bhliain 2017.
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[@panortonire]

I'm in love with both of them.

[@xine9997]

I love that sense of endless circling dance in much Irish traditional music.

[@terencemagee]

You Irish are so lucky to have such fantastic music all around you. How I'd love to go into a pub and just find great players like these two here, there and everywhere. The rest of the world doesn't have it, you know that, don't you?

[@xine9997]

Went to a pub advertising Irish music in Auckland a couple of months ago. Well-intentioned but lacking the skill and passion. Made me wish to be back in an Irish pub in Ireland!

[@maureenrees636]

Ireland is really the land of music.

[@bonenfant96]

I can't get tired of his.

[@jonstein6868]

Tremendous!

[@jamescunningham5152]

Fantastic! My toes are tapping to the music.

[@amadain1]

Inspiration to those kids for their lifetime

[@ronanmad]

Great tunes and a pretty fiddler also 👌

[@michaelarden21]

Tears of joy in these difficult times - a million thanks both of ye!

[@nocontentbutplssub9735]

That’s such a hard b/c tune, really shows the amazing amount of Danny’s skill

[@MrTheirlandais]

which one ?

[@jamesdolan4042]

No content, but pls sub, no mention of Liz Kane, or didn't you see her? She is an excellent fiddle player, as Danny is an excellent accordion player.

[@jerrycleere8436]

@@jamesdolan4042 Knowgrear stuff

[@jamesdolan4042]

@@jerrycleere8436 "knowgrear stuff" what does that mean?

[@brendannestor7891]

It is so

[@dickdastardly2946]

Lovely playing and a lovely pace

[@ritamack5731]

Class act. Great tunes too.

[@ganainm124]

They just rock!

[@TradTG4]

Tá siad iontach!!

[@christaylor2070]

world class playing - loved it. I was a bit confused by the last reel, the Pinch of Snuff I know starts in D, then up to G then up to A then back to D an octave up!

[@bonenfant96]

This is so good.

[@maryreidy4522]

Just magic

[@JustFiddler]

love it! greeting from bali island

[@TradTG4]

It's great music. Ceol + ceoltóirí den scoth ! Hup Bali !!!

[@Stargreened]

This is brilliant!

[@clarebannerman]

Ceol álainnn..Agus go mbeirimíd beo ar an am seo arís..🇮🇪

[@bccochrane1]

Brilliant!

[@terencegorman4672]

Great we set

[@eileennestor9274]

The Best Fabulous

[@tonymccann8853]

Excellent music, I'm not a believer of the hand clapping when music's being played.🌎

[@eileennestor9274]

@@tonymccann8853 I agree Tony it should be enjoyed & respected were there to listen

[@tonymccann8853]

@Noel Ryan Mr. I totally understand what fleadh cheoil na h Eireann is about, at least when clapping hands do it in time with the music. Did you ever play in a session with some one out time.🌏

[@margaretsullivan]

@@tonymccann8853 I agree Tony, don't like hand clapping at singers concerts either. I always like to enjoy the performance and listen to the song words.

[@miao4885]

Any know the names of these tunes? Thanks

[@MasterMichelleFL]

💚💚💚💚💚💚 Iontach!!!

[@MasterMichelleFL]

When I was listening to this LOVELY music, someone asked me about the "bluegrass band"...lol. It's where American Bluegrass music CAME from...lol. Go raibh míle maith agat!!! I'm so happy to have this channel in my life!! 💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@erikm8372]

@@MasterMichelleFL i live in San Diego. California...play fiddle since age 14. People always ask me to "jam" w them. So often that means I'm in the background or attempting some crazy fast bluegrass tune I don't even know! People say Donegal music is fast? I dare say bluegrass challenges that!

[@brumbybailey6599]

I hope they had some cold water handy to dip their fingers in! Beaut!

[@samdegoeij6576]

Is this in Galway?

[@TradTG4]

I believe it was recorded in Ennis.

[@DominiqueRenaudin]

Magic, anyone know the last two tunes names?

[@raphaelgarcia3998]

I wish I knew too

[@johndaly2565]

The last two tunes "The Boys of Ballinahinch" and "The pinch of snuff".

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

Danny Mc? Isn't that Danny O'Mahony ?

[@TradTG4]

An ceart agat !

[@eamonmcgivney8195]

Someone in production who knows absolutely nothing about real traditional music asked those people to clap along. What a sad reflection on out national broadcaster!!!

[@cillianhussey6212]

Yes you’re right

[@sentimentaloldme]

I don't know..Not a fan of clapping along but taking into account the atmosphere if you can't dance to this magnificent music..what's the next best thing..

[@terencemagee]

People loving their country's music, pal!

[@gabrielkeown38]

Great instrumentalist but the clapping in the back ground spoils it

[@michaelhanrahan5349]

Fake audience, no real audience mantains clapping accompaniment for 6 minutes straight, not normal.

[@michaelhanrahan5349]

@Noel Ryan That's the best laugh I've had all day, thanks

[@jamesdolan4042]

Maybe so, maybe so, Michael you are allowed to think so. But "fake audience" was totally unnecessary. Besides the audience are mostly children, and they are clapping, do you see.

[@MF12000]

Dead right michael

[@terencemagee]

You're talking utter rubbish. I live in southern Europe and this is exactly what they do, clapping to their loved traditional music. You're a miseryguts!