This is a popular reel that could go with a Humours of Whiskey chaser.

Today seems to be slip jig day.  This is a very popular one.  It has four parts (I hope there weren't supposed to be more????) and I hope I remembered them OK here. It's good to have a tune which so popular without being as Capri-corny as this comment.

Here's another slip jig.

Here's another traditional slip jig.

This is a nice slip jig.  There seem to be a lot of whiskey related humours cited in the nomenclature of traditional tunes.  I'm more a gin / Guinness / red wine / beer / poitín / vodka / white rum / brandy / white wine / sherry / green chatreuse type of person but each one to their own poison.

Sláinte.

Here's a piping jig which should be OK on the flute.

All the best,

Michael.

I can't tell you much about this tune apart from that I like it.  I hope you do.

Here's a cheerful sort of reel.  I don't know a huge amount about it but being cheerful is a good start.

Here's a great standard reel.  It's worth digging out a recording of Séamus Ennis playing this on the pipes to get an idea of how this tune can sound.

Here's a good jig.  It's often played as part of "The Fox Chase" but I've given up fox hunting as the animals used to wreak havoc in my house.