Ronan Browne (uilleann pipes) & Peadar O’Loughlin (fiddle) play 2 slip jigs : Taim in Arrears & Hardiman the Fiddler
Ronan Browne (uilleann pipes) & Peadar O’Loughlin (fiddle) play 2 slip jigs : Taim in Arrears & Hardiman the Fiddler
Kitty Hayes (born Smith) was an Irish concertina player from Fahanlunaghta, not far from Lahinch, in West Clare. Her father Peter was also a concertina player, and played in nearby Miltown Malbay. She married flute and whistle player Josie Hayes, who played with the Laichtín Naofa Céilí Band. Music took a back seat as she raised 7 children, and nursed her father then her husband.
She recorded two albums, A touch of Clare and They’ll be Good Yet (with Peter Laban). After her death, Kitty’s daughter, Angela Connaughton produced a CD to remember Kitty and to once more celebrate her music : Kitty Hayes Remembered. The music on the CD was taken from concerts at the Masters of Tradition in Bantry House which took place in August 2007 and the Kitty Hayes Tribute concert in Glór in Ennis in november 2007.
Irish concertina : Jacki O’Connor and Aoife Neville play 3 slides
The group Cruinniu playing at the Cooley/Collins festival, with 3 tunes : the Boys of Bluehill and 2 reels. With Jack Talty (keyboard), Ann Marie Grogan (flute), Caitlíin Nic Gabhann (concertina), Siobhán O’Donnell (bodhrán and vocals), Damien O’Reilly (accordion) and Áine Bird (fiddle).
Caoinleach glas an fhómhair & Larkin’s beehives – Róisín Nic Dhonnacha, tin whistle
Senan Shortell and Naoise Kettle play “Paddy Fahy’s Jig” on concertina and fiddle
Ann & Nicky McAuliffe playing a selection of jigs on tin whistle.
2 jigs from the great Mike Rafferty (Irish flute) with Willie Kelly on fiddle
Paddy Canny & Peadar O’Loughlin playing 2 reels : The Old Bush & Geehan’s
Catherine McEvoy playing a set of reels on the Pure Drop. The tunes are the Old Copperplate and the New Copperplate.