I was asked to play this tune and am very grateful to have been reminded of it.  I apologise if my evening's libatory recreations have blurred Barney's notes too much.  There's a flute player from my town who recorded this tune in a more sober manner.  If my version's vagueness is too vicissitudinal then verification could be found in the vicinity his CD. He is called Marcas.
 

 
Oíche mhaith,
 

 
Michael.

I was asked to play this tune and am very grateful to have been reminded of it. I apologise if my evening's libatory recreations have blurred Barney's notes too much. There's a flute player from my town who recorded this tune in a more sober manner. If my version's vagueness is too vicissitudinal then verification could be found in the vicinity his CD. He is called Marcas. Oíche mhaith, Michael.

I was asked to play this tune and am very grateful to have been reminded of it.&nbsp; I apologise if my evening's libatory recreations have blurred Barney's notes too much.&nbsp; There's a flute player from my town who recorded this tune in a more sober manner.&nbsp; If my version's vagueness is too vicissitudinal then verification could be found in the vicinity his CD. He is called Marcas.
 

 
Oíche mhaith,
 

 
Michael.

Barney Brannigan’s (slip jig)

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