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.

Here's another request.  I'm afraid I don't know it too well and I just nicked it from the notes on the net.

I'm just after finding this mp3 file in my list.  I can't remember anything about it.  Going by the law of averages I'll call it Ríl Gan Ainm although I'm not 100% sure whether it's a reel really.  When I have access to a way of listening back to it (ears and all that kind of stuff) I'll check that I have even identified its species properly or whether I'm specifying this species speciously.

Here's one I was asked to play.

It sounds like Martin wins here but it sounds very unlikely that I will.  I'm a bit rusty on this tune so I looked it up.  I wouldn't swear by this version, or at it, I hope.

Here's one I was asked to play.

It sounds like Martin wins here but it sounds very unlikely that I will.  I'm a bit rusty on this tune so I looked it up.  I wouldn't swear by this version, or at it, I hope.

Here's a popular tune.  It might be called "Molloy's Favourite" but I know at least one other reel with that name but a different set of notes.  It's probably really got the same set of notes but in a different scatter pattern.

I'm probably sounding as if I'm playing the flute with a mouthful of spiders (both in mine and the flute's mouth).  I hope the tune is discernible amongst all the effey hisses.  Is that in Turkey?

Maybe someone can come up with a reliable name.

This is a good insistent sort of sounding reel.

Here's the commonest reel of them all. I managed to make a Mess McLeod's out of it towards the end but there are hopefully enough intact bits left to cobble a tune out of.

This is a nice tune for the flute without too many twiddly bits. There's a version if it in Ceol Rince na hÉireann 5, number 192.