Here's a popular piping reel which suits the flute.  It's often associated with Willie Clancy.

Here's a tune from the fife & Lambeg drum tradition.  Some of these have crept into the repertoires of Irish traditional flute players too.  I can't remember a name for this one.

Here's a tune from the fife & Lambeg drum tradition.  Some of these have crept into the repertoires of Irish traditional flute players too.  I can't remember a name for this one.

This is the first of 2 reels which are usually just known as "McKenna's", after the Leitrim flute maestro John McKenna.

I put these on separately, slowish then quicker, but I thought that as these tunes have been almost conjoined for the last 80 years, it would be inhumane to split them up now.

You'd be much better getting a recording of John McKenna playing these but, in case you can't get hold of one just yet, here's a version which is hopefully fairly close to the standard one.

Here's a reel named after the South Sligo fiddle player , Mr. Finn - Peter Horan's friend.

Here are 2 reels which were popularised my Michael Coleman. Here's my iffy effort.

Here's a fifing tune. There are some people in my part of the world who play it on big flutes too.

Here's a reel that's popular on the fiddle too.

Here are two polkas. The first one is called the "Shelf" polka. I never heard a name for the second one. Charlie O'Neill originally came from Mount Charles in Donegal and then moved to "the Moy" in Tyrone.