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Opening concert [sound recording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Speirs, Lord Mayor Jim, Armagh, speech in English, track 1
Vallely, Brian, Armagh, speech in English, track 2, 5, 7, 11-12, 15, 18
Henderson, Jarlath (aged 10 years), Armagh, pipes, track 3-4
Lennon, Sinead (aged 12 years), Armagh, pipes, track 6
Warpipes quartet, track 8-11,=
Owens, Nichola, Armagh
Owens, Leroy, Armagh
Beattie, Lynne, Armagh
Currie, Gail, Armagh
McMahon, Ailish, Armagh, pipes, track 13-14
McCormick, Martin, Monaghan, pipes, track 16-17
O'Hare, Brendan, speech in English, track 19

Running Order:
1. Speech: Official Opening of Festival
2. Speech: Introduction to Jarlath Henderson etc...
3. Air: An Mhaidin Mhara
4. Jig: Coppers and Brass
5. Speech: Introduction to Sinead Lennon
6. Reels: The Milner's Daughter, The Bunch of Keys
7. Speech: Introducing young Armagh warpipe quartet, background noise
8. Air: Untitled
9. Air/Reel: Untitled
10. March/Strathspey: Untitled
11. Jigs/Speech: Untitled
12. Speech: Introduction to Ailish McMahon
13. Jig: Humours of Ballyloughin
14. Reel: The Scholar
15. Speech: Introduction to Martin McCormack and overview of the coming week
16. Hornpipe: The Bantry Hornpipe
17. Reels: The Spike Island Lasses, The Connaught Heifers
18. Speech: Introducing Brendan O'Hare
19. Speech: talk about the two discovered sets of William Kennedy pipes, their discovery and restoration

Recording 3 [videorecording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Sands, Tommy, Down, speech in English, singing in English
McDonald, Finlay, Scotland, bagpipes
Balazs, Istvanfi, Hungarian pipes [duda]
Molard, Patrick, Brittany, biniou
Tickell, Kathryn, Northumbria, Northumberland pipes
Nunez, Carlos, Galicia, Spain, Galician pipes [gaita]
Williamson, Dave
O'Brien, Mick, Dublin, pipes
Lai, Luigi, Sardinia, Sardinian pipes [Launeddas]
Ni Grada, Maire, Cork, pipes
MacKenzie, Angus, Cape Breton, bagpipes

Studio Recording of Niall Vallely and Frank Torpey [sound recording] / Niall Vallely ; Frank Torpey

Performers:
Vallely, Niall, concertina
Torpey, Frank, bodhrán

Running Order:
1. Speech: Spoken Introduction
2. Reels: London Lasses, Abbey Reel, Piper's Despair
3. Jigs: The High Jig, Willie Coleman's, Connachtman's Rambles
4. Reels: Phoenix Reel, Paradise Place, Trip to Texas
5. Reel: Rakish Paddy
6. Jigs: Down the Lane, Truff the Ducks, Robin Ate the Blue Bag
7. Reels: The Pit Bull Spider, The High B
8. Reels: Brendan McGlinchey's (x2)
9. Jig: Cowboy's Curse [interrupted at beginning]
10. Reels: Untitled, Ludwig's Reel, Dogs Among the Bushes [CONTINUED ON 61b-ITMA-DAT/CDR]
11. Reel: Untitled; Hornpipe: The Humours of Tullycrine
12. Reels: The New-Mown Meadow [started twice], Untitled, Limber Up
13. Reels: The Victory Reel, Pigoen on the Gate, Congress Reel
14. Polkas: Busby's, Fred Finn's
15. Hornpipes: The Mathematician, The Independent
16. Reels: The Old Concertina Reel, Tom Keane's Reel, Scotch Mary [DAT ENDS]

Studio Recording of Niall Vallely and Frank Torpey [sound recording] / Niall Vallely ; Frank Torpey

Performers:
Vallely, Niall, concertina
Torpey, Frank, bodhrán

Running Order:
1. Jig: The Gold Ring
2. Reels: Cissy's, Star of Munster
3. Reels: The New-Mown Meadow, Untitled, Limber Up
4. Reels: Tom Ward's, Kipper Lugs, Wee Bag of Potatoes, Blacksmith's Daughter
5. Jigs: Untitled, The Eavesdropper, An Seanduine Doite
6. Reels: Untitled, The Spey and Spate, The Beggar, Humours of Westport, The Curlew
7. Reels: The London Lasses, Abbey Reel, The Piper's Despair [DAT ENDS]

The Man that Shot the Dog: Radio series on Miceal Ned Quinn of Mullaghbawn, Co. Armagh

The Man that Shot the Dog' is a six-part radio series celebrating the life and times of acclaimed singer and storyteller Micel Ned Quinn from Mullaghbawn in South Armagh. The series includes live recordings of Micel in performances, and interviews with Micel and other individuals including Paul Flynn, Head of Traditional Arts at The Arts Council and Nicolas Carolan, Director of the Irish Traditional Music Archive. It was first broadcast on 3rd May 2010 by Dundalk Radio.

The Man that Shot the Dog, programme 1: Radio series on Miceal Ned Quinn of Mullaghbawn, Co. Armagh [sound recording] / [various performers]

Item has not been fully catalogued but includes the following performers:
Quinn, Miceal Ned, speech in English;
singing in English;
Phelan, Mary, singing in English;
Tourish, Martin, singing in English;
Toland, Grace, singing in English;
Carolan, Nicholas, singing in English;
Canniffe, Tony, singing in English;
Flynn, Paul, singing in English;
Berry, Paddy, singing in English;
Milner, Dan, singing in English
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