Folk dance music--Ireland]]> Hornpipes]]> Fiddle tunes--Ireland]]> Liz's masterful interpretation seems to slowly open the doors of Cloonlish House, inviting all of us in.]]> Carroll, LIz (fiddle) 60417993]]> Kelly, Eddie (composer)]]>
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This tune can be found as 'Larry Lynch's' in O'Neill's Music of Ireland and 'Lincoln's' in Ryan's Mammoth Collection. The wonderful fiddle duet here by Liz and Yvonne Kane would very much please the ear of Paddy Cronin, and would most certainly bring a smile to his face.]]> Kane, Liz (fiddle) 14434465]]> Kane, Yvonne (fiddle) 26728516]]>
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