Here's the same highland as before plus another one called Tom Taylor's or The Teelin highland.

Here's a highland.  I can't remember it's name but I think it would be quite easy to learn.  I've slowed it down a bit here.

Here's the previous tune plus a reel named after the Micko Russell from Doolin, Co. Clare.  I think I should have played the parts twice each.  It's on Mary Bergin's first tin whistle record if you want another version.

Here's a common reel, slowed down.  It's probably a good one for learning as there aren't too many scary bits in it.

Here's the previous tune plus a reel named after the Micko Russell from Doolin, Co. Clare.  I think I should have played the parts twice each.  It's on Mary Bergin's first tin whistle record if you want another version.

Another popular reel.

This is a version of a reel which was composed by the flute player Vincent Broderick.

Here's a simple and slowed down version of a popular jig.

Here's a simple and slowed down version of a popular jig.

The first tune is Con Cassidy's Jig (another tune from the Teelin fiddle player) and the second is a slip jig which goes by several names.  The Leitrim flute player Packie Duignan called this tune "Dever the Dancer" or "Devro the Dancer".