I usually can't remember which order the parts go in this tune.  They sort of go round and round.  Hopefully they're OKish here.

Here's a reel which I think I remember being on an LP of Julia and Billy Clifford.  I just stole it from O'Neill's 1001.  Only about another 987 to go.

Here's a good reel.  That's the main thing.

Here's Gregg's / Craig's / Greig's pipes. Surely Greig's ones were on a church organ.

It's a good noise making opportunity for flute players. I know there's more to music that raucous rackets. I approach subtlety as I mature. I feel a bit of ageing in my water. I'm not sure how I feel about that feeling.

I don't know whether this could refer to the young Tom Ennis.

I'm starting to steal tunes from O'Neill tunes.  (158 / 1001 in this case).  I'm not nicking ones I don't know at all but I'm having to give my memory a kick in the backside the odd time.  Sometimes this can be a fairly risk-laden manoeuvre.

Here's a nice jig named after a by now fairly aged Tom Ennis.

Tunes like this used to be two-a-penny.  I think they're now 7.1096488 a Euro.

Here's Gregg's / Craig's / Greig's pipes. Surely Greig's ones were on a church organ.

It's a good noise making opportunity for flute players. I know there's more to music that raucous rackets. I approach subtlety as I mature. I feel a bit of ageing in my water. I'm not sure how I feel about that feeling.

Here's a nice jig.  I can't tell you a whole pile else about it.

Here's a popular jig.  I'm sure I heard it on a well known record of a very recognizable musician but my memory seems to have fled my head.