Here's a jig from Mr. Reavy. I'm told it can break a person's arm with one of its wings,

Here's a reel composed by Edward V. Reavy.  I fear it may be somewhat decomposed here by Michael J. C.  Reavy's tunes are usually robust enough to survive even my minor brutalities.  Hopefully this version is learnable.

Here's a good tune (197 in Ceol Rince na hÉireann 3 is almost the same as this version). I played the bits twice in the slower version. I think once is more normal - the unity of one and all that.

There's a bit of the bass of a Richard Thompson CD coming through the ceiling too - hopefully not enough to get me into bother for copyright infringement.

I was feeling guilty for neglectful cruelty to a website. Hence the three tunes in the one day.

I'm away out now to play some in a pub.

Here's a reel named after the Kerry fiddle player Denis Murphy - sorry Johnny Cronin.

I'm not sure whether to play the parts single or double.  I never thought counting up to 1 would be such a challenge.

Here's a reel in A minor. It often appears in G minor but my fingers aren't feeling too Geed up just yet. It's a nice one for the flute in this key too.

Here's a reel in A minor. It often appears in G minor but my fingers aren't feeling too Geed up just yet. It's a nice one for the flute in this key too.

Here's a reel named after the Kerry fiddle player Denis Murphy - sorry Johnny Cronin.

I'm not sure whether to play the parts single or double.  I never thought counting up to 1 would be such a challenge.

Here's an ornate sort of hornpipe from Paddy Taylor's playing.

Here's a hornpipe which I think De Dannan did.

This poor jig is much maligned.  To add insult to injury I've put it in the 1100 rpm spin cycle towards the end. I think it recovered eventually.