Oliver Diviney, Trad Session at the Merry Monk in Ballina 

2 box players and a concertina but still, playing for 12 minutes and giving it shtick. Music was made for dancing so yes great box player indeed.

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Up the native Irish the Gallant Gaels we need to keep our language and traditions alive that's being destroyed by EU=Elites Union le heachtrannaigh shalacha agus tá idé-eolaíocht shalach ag iarraidh bealaí Na hÉireann a scriosadh 🇮🇪🙏🏻✝️🌊⚓🥃☘️

Music of resurrection.

Hey! Have you The title of thé first tune please? Thanks for your answer. It’s not « lord mayo » or « monte cisco » as someone written.

@@herveaudebert8032 The march played first is called The Battle of Aughrim

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What’s the title of the first tune please ? Thank you for the answer.

@@herveaudebert8032 As I posted above, the first tune - a March - is called 'The Battle Of Aughrim', also recorded by the Dublin City Band 'The Chieftains' as ' Lord Mayo'. I have no idea what the second tune is called.

The Chieftains recorded Lord Mayo and Battle of Aughrim on their 4th album but as separate tracks. Lord Mayo was originally a harp tune, march, composed in Carolan's time by another harper named David Murphy, . There is also another altogether different harp tune by the same title from the harper Thady Keenan - an air, maybe originally a song, recorded on 'Chieftains 3' According to one reply above the second tune in this video is 'Maid of Montcisco'. The 3rd tune is Bucks of Oranmore, and some time after that it is Galway Rambler, thanks to those who have posted these titles above. I will check later with thesession.org or irishtune.info , great sites for identifying tunes, and for finding information about this tradition. I'm not sure I wrote the adress to irishtuneinfo correct, so use google or some other search engine.

@@sturehoggren805 Thanks

After the Battle of Aughrim. One of my favorites.

The gaelic Scots have given us here in Ireland many great reels to play...Miss McCleod of Rassay etc Alba Abú! Up Scotland!

Aoife Daly Hello there Aoife, it's the galway rambler :)

Thanks Patrick! Couldn't think of the name of it the other day!

PatrickM1996 of y,

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It is Battle of Aughrim. It is recorded on The Chieftains' 4th album as the last tune in the medley Battle Of Aughrim. Also on youtube is a great performance by Tony MacMahon and Barney McKenna. Also see the website thesession.org

Here, download the "Tunepal" app. Search for "The Battle Of Aughrim." The App will play the tune and show you the sheet music also...( great app for trad music) Success !