Cormac Begley & Liam O Connor 

indeed, kicked off in part by the lock downs i suspect.

'Unvetted military age illegal aliens'! Joking or maybe it's not a matter for joking with arsonists on the loose. It's the golden age for Trad and our New Irish already starring.

I could listen to this forever

that would be great

Saturday night in west Kerry

I would argue that their styles are both pretty similar. Intricate and complex while still being incredibly raw and emotional.

Yes. Often in this house anyway.

Craigs pipes and the foxhunters reel

​​​@@stefomatethank you.this is brilliant to dance the Sean no's way

Any key signatures?

Very rare to find someone that plays a traditional style the way Cormac does. Most concertina players even well known ones are playing bland stuff.

English folk concertina?

both tunes in B flat/ A#

@@aaronduffy3521, so if he is using the same fingering pattern as a C/G (for D music), then the concertina might be an Ab/Eb? However we don't know what pattern he's using.

Thank you. Hmmm I know that you use a C/G to play music in D and G. I wonder what configuration of concertina could give you Bb? Ab/Eb?

@@inlandonline Bb / F possibly

Ta se. Thar bar