Here's a fairly popular reel from Fermanagh which I heard on a record of Cathal McConnell.  That's all I have to say on the matter.

Here's a reel which fairly popular and which I like despite never knowing whether E, F natural of F sharp should be in second part.  Here's a go at it anyway.

Here's a nice reel which Michael Tubridy played on his LP "The Eagle's Whistle".  I've been stealing a lot of tunes from that LP lately which is odd as I haven't heard it for at least ten years.  I have it buried somewhere in my record collection which is, in turn, buried somewhere in my dust collection.

There are world wheels of the reel variety but here are the ones in jig time.  This jig can be found on one of Mary Bergin's records, among other places.

I had intended to post a different tune but I must have forgotten to upload it and as a result it is languishing on my computer at home.  I, on the other hand, am languishing somewhere else.

Here's this tune instead.  I think Bobby Casey used to play it.

Here's a reel written by the great flute / whistle / saxophone player and singer Josie McDermott. I think it was called as above but I'm not totally sure. I'm sorry about the minor choking fit towards the end. I should really rerecord the tune but I have to go out before the shop shuts.

Here's a reel written by the great flute / whistle / saxophone player and singer Josie McDermott. I think it was called as above but I'm not totally sure. I'm sorry about the minor choking fit towards the end. I should really rerecord the tune but I have to go out before the shop shuts.

Here's a jig which had this name put on it when it was put on "Kerry's Own" Paddy Cronin's LP.  It was made into dots in Ceol Rince na hÉireann Vol. 3 (number 7).

I don't think it's played all that often but it is a comfortable tune for playing on a flute.

Here's a jig which had this name put on it when it was put on "Kerry's Own" Paddy Cronin's LP.  It was made into dots in Ceol Rince na hÉireann Vol. 3 (number 7).

I don't think it's played all that often but it is a comfortable tune for playing on a flute.

Here's a nice jig (I have yet to admit to playing any horrible ones but I'm sure there are plenty of emetic melodies on this site) which comes from the tin whistle playing of Paddy Breen from Co. Clare.  Michael Tubridy put it on his LP "The Eagle's Whistle".  There's a recording of Paddy Breen to be got too, in case anyone is really keen.

http://www.folktrax.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/menus/cassprogs/078.htm

(26/09/2008  The link above doesn't work any more.  This one does: http://web.archive.org/web/20020605035813/www.folktrax.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/menus/main.html

A search on the page for 078 will then find the recording.

It a fine recording of a great musician.  I hope it is still available.  The contact details on the site will hopefully lead you to it.)