Here's a reel I used to hear a lot.  It's also called "The Farting Badger".  It deserves to be played occasionally just for that reason.

Here's a highland.  I've no name for it, only a few notes.

I can't even remember who I learned this from, let alone its name.  I've called it "Masúrca Gan Ainm" as it looks a bit more exotic then "Untitled Mazurca".  It was nice of the committee in Dublin to take the trouble to make up an Irish word for "Mazurka".

Here's a mazurka I learned from the playing of John Doherty.  I couldn't think of anything better to call it.

Here's a mazurka I learned from the playing of John Doherty.  I couldn't think of anything better to call it.

I learned this from James Byrne who is a great fiddle player from Meenacross, near Glencolmbkille in Donegal.  I'm not sure whether it has another name.  It sounds a bit like a slide to me.  There are quite a few of these tunes which have ended up in Donegal.  They must have taken a wrong turn in Killarney one day.

This is a reel from James Byrne's playing.  That's all I can tell you.

Here's a highland from JD. It's a bit on the tricky side in places. It puts the "High" back into "Highland".

Here's "The Skylark's" friend.

A good old sort of a tune.