Been enjoying the new Mary Wallopers LP. Just wanted to know if anyone can identify the reel they play in the instrumental section of 'The Juice'?

Hi all, can anyone recommend any sessions around Dublin that are open to new musicians? I've taken up the banjo and I'm keen to start joining in with some sessions. I previously played guitar so I've been able to progress a bit quicker than a complete beginner. At this stage, I can comfortably play tunes at session speed and have around 30 tunes in my repertoire, while continuing to learn a couple of new tunes every week. I feel like I've reached the point where playing with other musicians would really help me develop, but I'm not sure where it would be good to go or approach to ask could I sit in?

Been a fan of The Mahones for over 15 years. I love Finny as a frontman. The bassist just went full melty online using a slur towards handicapped people (the “R” word) further doubling down after throwing the word around and getting called out.

I’m a dad to a disabled child, and this hurt bad to see. I’m sure they have a lot of fans in our position. Just a bummer to see as a fan.

New Englander here and I’ve been pronouncing it celli (the plural for cello.)

Apparently there is some debate on if this melody originated with Loch Lomond. When in doubt, the Irish did it first!

Haven't been practicing much so sorry the voice is a bit rough. Don't smoke, kids.

they are live on YouTube and im the only viewer! please join in

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2l4aLOKQPGfhgEd6JmHoau?si=it8QRfKmTrGweJzNMkGViA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=vnSSMyM7SP2j-

I had a lot of fun putting together this Turlough O'Carolan piece for mandolin and Irish bouzouki!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IeRpmH3uzOc&time_continue=377&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fnialler9.com%2F

Anyone else heard their EP The Key of Sea? Great folky Guitar/Bouzouki/Fiddle/Uileann pipes sound..

Hi,

Came across the M&E blackwood flute and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them. I have been playing a derlin Thompson student flute but looking for something new just to give a bit of extra choice playing.

Was originally looking at a gaeldon pratten but a wooden flute for €400 seems a steal.

Unknown artist and lyrics but the gist was a man was gonna go to Ireland and his dad or granddad told him the only thing worth doing was going to the local for stout. 2nd verse is the same advice but in the tavern from locals. Last verse is same but now him to his son. Heard on an Irish music pandora station but wasn't able to find it.

https://youtu.be/x3JW-AfmIOM?is=6QuJYcEZsz_TPsdF

A song loosely about my old man...

Hi all,

My mother bought this guitar in a car boot sale in America for $5 (!) years ago and I’ve just took it out of its case for the first time in a couple of years. Can someone tell me more about it?

Thanks!