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Castle Ceili Band

Castle Ceili Band

Submitted on July 20th 2004 by Kenny.

  1. Bobby Casey's
    Big Pat
    Billy Brocker's
  2. An Suisin Ban
    The Galtee Hunt
  3. The Gravel Walks
    McFadden's Handsome Daughter
  4. Bobby Casey's
    The Portarlington
    MacCallum's
  5. Green Grow The Rushes
    The Sunny Banks
    Mrs Galvin's
  6. The Maid In The Cherry Tree
    Boil The Breakfast Early
  7. Mulqueen's
    The Rainy Day
    The Kilfenora
  8. Gusty's Frolics
    Sally Heggarty's
  9. Scully Casey's
    The Humours Of Tullycrine
  10. Throw It Across
    The Shepherd's Daughter
    The Humours Of Toomagh
  11. The King Of The Pipers
    The Killina
  12. John Egan's
    Peg Ryan's
    The Murroe

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First Irish traditional supergroup ?

Here are the names in Gaelic from the sleeve notes. How many of them can you recognise?
Fiddles - Sean O'Cathain, Sean O'Duibhir, Sean O'Ceallaigh, Seosamh O'Riain.
Flutes - Micheal O'Tiobraide, Micheal O'Concubhair.
Accordion - Padraig O'Briain.
Piano - Brid Ni Laifearta.
Drums - Bernard O'Ciardha.
Comhaltas really should re-release this.

# Posted on July 20th 2004 by Kenny

Damn right they should!!!

# Posted on March 30th 2006 by ceolachan

English Translation

You probably know this already but those that don't understand Irish, here is the musicians list in English -

Fiddles: Sean Keane, John Dwyer, John Kelly, Joe Ryan
Flutes: Michael Tubridy, Mick O Connor
Accordion: Paddy O'Brian
Piano: Bridie Lafferty
Drums: Bernard Carey

Is it still possible to get this recording in shops?

# Posted on February 6th 2007 by PaddyCmusic

Only ever released as an LP, as far as I know. Perhaps I can help. I'll be in touch.

# Posted on February 7th 2007 by Kenny

I bought this recording on tape years ago. It's just about worn out by now ...

# Posted on February 8th 2007 by dogbox

Track 10

The first tune here is "Drag her Across the Road". Throw it Across appears to be another title for The Humours of Toomagh, which is the final tune in this selection.

# Posted on April 28th 2007 by PaddyCmusic

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