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Beautiful voice beautiful girl beautiful face blocked by a ludramaan camera man

Beautiful. Both the song and the singer.

Beautiful voice and lovely choice of song.

Absolutely so awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Priceless memories from Sheila, a wonderful lady. I come from Liverpool , my love for music come from similar gatherings although with a mix of contemporary music and Irish music, the heart always belongs to Ireland.

Richly deserved tribute my friend ! Nobody has done more to make the Bodhrán the highly respected instrument it now is , world wide! The whole Bodhrán and wider Traditional music world owes you such a debt of gratitude ❤

Tune names anyone?

Such a wonderful singer!

Top class!

Incredible fluter!

Mighty stuff 👏👏👏

Delightful! Lovely lady!

Unbelievable. He doesn’t even have to look at his fingers!

What a beautiful voice this young singer has.👏👏🇮🇪💖

Beautiful singing and truly in the Sean nós style. However, I note she was reading it off a script. Could she have sung without her notes, as practically all sean-nós singers do? I don't wish to be critical, but as a traditional singer myself, I have huge problem with people (Irish or otherwise) singing off their hymn sheets or worse still their 'smart-phones'. Part of the skill in traditional singing is to be able to sing from the heart not off a sheet or phone device!

That was amazing

I am in tears. The gorgeousness of her interpretation, of a song so familiar. Exceptional and so touching

Lovely 🙂

pure class.

Great stuff, cheers Fiona from WA

Wow! If I heard this with my eyes closed I would of guessed all 32 counties of Ireland and half the countries of the world before I guessed Korea. You are crazy good girl that was amazing . No benefit or pay you love the art and from Ireland all I can say is may godbless ya and keep ya safe .

wow. tears....this is so beautiful....and you can hear the roots of American folk music in this song especially...

Lovely music. I do wish Shane had played some lead, though - he's an incredible guitarist.

Beautiful and brilliant guitarist.👌

Gets better every time I watch it. Shane & Seamie, Brilliant 👏👏👏👏

Beautiful music played by 3 great musicians, tanx

What a beautiful high lonesome voice she has. So beautiful to hear her keep our language alive.

The genre has a feeling that grabs you and seems to comand reverence in its expresion. You cannot imagine singing this in a show off complacent fashion, it would not have any credibility. It is obviously spiritual.

First tune: Bushmill's Fancy (a salute to the whiskey?); Second tune: can't figure out what she's saying. Played it 8 times to Tune Pal, got 7 different answers.

This O'carolan approves

Magnificent playing 😉

Wow, that was incredible. Well done madam!

Wow, after twenty years, it’s called “The Funny Reel”! My God… thank you.

💜 aw!

An absolute machine

Wow Beautiful Brilliant Performance Honey X

Shane has all of his teeth. 😂. He cleaned up well.

Brilliant

Lovely. Many a man out there couldn't play better. Nice and steady playing. Verry good best women I've heard playing yet.

Go iontach! Is cailín deas í

Any chance of the name of the tunes?

I keep playing swallowtail jig on the last one lol

Love listening to this version by Harry and I was finally able to learn it from repeating it time and time again. This was our neighbour John Reilly (Hannons) song when I was young, and Harry has pretty much the same style of singing as far as I can remember.

upwards in temperatures, whether we feel it or not. The trees are alive with songbirds marking breeding

00:46 The View across the Valley (c. John Brady) 01:59 Father Newman's Reel (c. John Brady)

"....." = The Diplodocus (c. Liz Carroll) 00:00 Clancy's (aka Clancy the Scotsman) 01:14 Diplodocus 03:01 Devaney's Goat 04:14 Lucky in Love

That was fucking awesome!

Beautiful set of jigs followed by a lovely set of reels All three accordionists in perfect tune ,pitch and harmony The reel Blackberry Blossom was recorded by James Morrison a fine fiddler from Drumfin Riverstown a contemporary of the great Michael Coleman himself I have managed somehow to write a poem about both fiddlers titled The Lonely Sligo Exile which is about Coleman and The Fiddler From Drumfin which refers to Morrison

Brilliant musical trio All in perfect tune, harmony and tempo May God rest the late great Joe Bourke and the great Michael Coleman who was the biggest singular influence ever on our wonderful immensely popular traditional music in the whole world

Good man