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Uploaded by on Apr 7, 2008

Kilrush Fleadh Cheoil 1967. Fiddle Player Denis Murphy & Tin Whistle Player Joe Cunneen from Quilty,County Clare.
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  • @griffind2000 Thanks, Do you know anything about him? Would be great to have some background info...

  • Marcus Walsh of Quilty of bodran.

  • sweet

  • @Dingens Could it be Con Greaney from Abbeyfeale?

  • @clocprior

    My mother was good friends with Joe in Quilty. He had a crutch and/or cane until later in life when went to a wheelchair (with umbrella attached.) My mother was a Downes from Seafield.

  • 3571md My mother knew Joe Cunneen and I had the pleasure of meeting him in the late eightys. I thought he was in need of a wheel chair since he was a child. Can any one clarify? Thanks.

  • Fantastic! The fiddle, the whistle, the bodhrán, the toe-tapping sandal, the marvelous old gentleman stepdancing! It is all brilliant. Your archival clips are real treasures, Michael. Thanks for this. Straight to my trad Irish playlist.

  • That was AMAZING!!!

    The old man stepdancing (with 2 canes, no less!) was very "inspiring" !

    Just goes to show, the "miraculous power" of good music! ; D

  • Reminds me of me great granddaddy dancing. And LAAAADIES AND GENNELMIN. Marilyn Monroe on the whistle there.

  • great stuff! Any name for the guy on the bodhran?

    Thanks

    Rolf

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