O'Neills Mandolin with Case New €400 Sell €250
Freshwater Accord Bouzouki with Case New €580 Sell €450
Bouzouki with Mike Mullins Case New €1650 Sell €1200
There is a Paul Doyle Bouzouki (2 frets shorter than normal) in the Mullins case. Almost a mandola with a large body if you want to look at it that way.
Lastly I think you all have unfortunately caught a bit of the Foley-itise. People seem to be jumping up and down all over the place about Foley bouzoukis. They are good but I have played a few of them beside the Doyle and they don't compare. Doyles way better. (Not just saying that because I'm selling one)
Photos on request no problem, all instruments in mint condition.
you meant Foleyitis...without the 'e' and you're god damn luck that the bloke who runs this site didn't delete your thread and send you off to e-bay the way he did me when I posted a thread on Sunday about Cork winning the All Ireland. I didn't go to E-bay btw. I pleaded that I was about to work in a few tunes related to Cork...Welcome to Cork...I mean who calls that tune Father O Flynn...no-one...that dude who runs this place...he's from Kerry btw...whatever he says otherwise...
No we're not still talking about Cork and All Irelands, that would be pushing our luck a bit, considering that any mention of historical sporting events immediately brings a deletion of said discussion. Done enthusiastically when the moderator is from Kerry.
I like my Foley. been to Doyle's workshop, but have yet to play anything that compares. I also don't like the shape of the soundhole on a Doyle. but I'm nitpicking, if you like it, why are you selling it? to make money to buy a Foley perhaps?
Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
O'Neills Mandolin with Case New €400 Sell €250
Freshwater Accord Bouzouki with Case New €580 Sell €450
Bouzouki with Mike Mullins Case New €1650 Sell €1200
# Posted on September 23rd 2010 by seanoteamhnainn
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
OK.
I give up.
Where the hell are you ?
# Posted on September 23rd 2010 by Guernsey Pete
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
somewhere in the eurozone...for a start.
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by mickyfong
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
What sort of bouzouki is in the Mike Mullins case?
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by DaveL35
As used by Joe Foley maybe
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by bazouki dave
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Could be a snip if it is . . .
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by Sugarfoot Jack
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Maybe but seems a strange way to sell something , no details no pictures , no other info
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by bazouki dave
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
The price for a Foley is about right
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by bazouki dave
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Bet he lives in Dublin, Holmes.
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by gam
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Who? Joe Foley ?
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by bazouki dave
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
I am based in the Midlands, Ireland.
There is a Paul Doyle Bouzouki (2 frets shorter than normal) in the Mullins case. Almost a mandola with a large body if you want to look at it that way.
Lastly I think you all have unfortunately caught a bit of the Foley-itise. People seem to be jumping up and down all over the place about Foley bouzoukis. They are good but I have played a few of them beside the Doyle and they don't compare. Doyles way better. (Not just saying that because I'm selling one)
Photos on request no problem, all instruments in mint condition.
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by seanoteamhnainn
E-bay is yer man
you meant Foleyitis...without the 'e' and you're god damn luck that the bloke who runs this site didn't delete your thread and send you off to e-bay the way he did me when I posted a thread on Sunday about Cork winning the All Ireland. I didn't go to E-bay btw. I pleaded that I was about to work in a few tunes related to Cork...Welcome to Cork...I mean who calls that tune Father O Flynn...no-one...that dude who runs this place...he's from Kerry btw...whatever he says otherwise...
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by mickyfong
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Doyles are better than Foleys??!
Ive yet to play a Dolye that even comes close to one of Joes...
# Posted on September 24th 2010 by seaniemcg
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
Jimmy Doyle, Mark Foley?
Are we still talking about cork and all Irelands?
# Posted on September 25th 2010 by bodhran bliss
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
No we're not still talking about Cork and All Irelands, that would be pushing our luck a bit, considering that any mention of historical sporting events immediately brings a deletion of said discussion. Done enthusiastically when the moderator is from Kerry.
# Posted on September 25th 2010 by mickyfong
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
I like my Foley. been to Doyle's workshop, but have yet to play anything that compares. I also don't like the shape of the soundhole on a Doyle. but I'm nitpicking, if you like it, why are you selling it? to make money to buy a Foley perhaps?
# Posted on September 29th 2010 by diarmaidanconnachtach
Re: Mandolins and Bouzoukis for Sale
I play The Miller From Glanmire on my 2004 Doyle because it sounds better than when I play The Lilting Banshee (!!!). Corcaigh Abú!
# Posted on October 8th 2010 by Curtin