Here's a reel associated with the Roscommon flute player of this name.

Here's the one after "The Galtee Rangers".

Here's a popular reel.

I was asked by David T to play this tune. He heard it from a Cd of Harry B who called it "The Old maids of G". I learned it years ago from a book by Brian V under the name "Johnny When You D".

Here's a Sliabh Luachra reel.  It's name makes me hungry and I'm away to fry some breakfast.

Here's one I heard on a record of Frankie Gavin and Paul Brock.  I think it's also on Frankie Gavin's flute LP which is one of the best commercial flute recordings I've encountered.  I don't spend all my time encountering commercial flute recordings.  If I did I don't know what my opinion would be.

Here's one I heard on a record of Frankie Gavin and Paul Brock.  I think it's also on Frankie Gavin's flute LP which is one of the best commercial flute recordings I've encountered.  I don't spend all my time encountering commercial flute recordings.  If I did I don't know what my opinion would be.

This tune sometimes gets "Wellington's" reel and probably other names to boot.  It's also in "A" on occasions.  I've played it in "G" here.  An easy life is often best.  (Fiddle players don't necessarily like "A" either as it makes them drop the fiddle trying to reach the higher notes.

Here's what I remember of this tune.

Here's what I remember of this tune.