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So much spirit and talent

Now we're sucking diesel.

gorgeous

great !

Elite tunage..... Hon da Déise

Talent

Amazing! Hup!

Fantastic love it. I’m an 84 yr old just staring to learn

Great vídeo

Amazing

This is the second version of the video. @ChristophZeiler commented the first version: "Return to Burton Road (comp. Richie Dwyer), Ahern's Egg (comp. Finbarr Dwyer), Gold Ring"

thanks!

Beautiful place

I don't even know how he makes half of the sounds that he does on that drum. Amazing bodhran player. One I've followed for years, and am still in awe of his skill.

Mance Grady had a version of this slide bar only you stick your hand in a padded cord to slide. The bar could be adjusted to be angled. It's a cool concept. Nice job!

That was unreal

Brilliant,thank you

I'd say it is a susato whistle

Amazing

Fine music Hinner agh

I feel this in my heart. And my bones. Father, mother. What is this

Lovely Movie . Many Thanks

💚🤍🧡

Spark

Dang! That was fantastic!!!

Class jimmy Higgins.

I'm enthralled

Probably my favorite bodhraner - well done Siobhan! :)

Hup! Lovely. Thanks for sharing all this great content from Craiceann!!

Robbie Robbie Robbie oh my. Speed speed speed up, ok let me relax more. Faster he goes more relaxed and effortless he makes it look. The woman is amazing as well but I am a fan of Robbie and he is just incredible.

Pure Fuckin Amazin!!!

Feeling blessed this came into my feed. Got my toes a tapping

Super awesome! Greetings from Hamburg - Germany 🙂

Brilliant Brilliant lovely playing.

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant

Looks like she's playing a beautiful Hedwitschak bodhran ! Sounds great.

You can get the same effect by simply using a small hand held piece of sawn off broom handle .....simples ...!

Johnny - the original pioneering innovator who brought the bodhran from the stone age into the 20 th century

I love what Jim Higgins brings to Craiceann…a top drawer example of straight-forward, solid playing that is sympathetic to the tune yet holds the floor for melody. This is what session players should strive for…we are often lured my the prowess and flash of well rehearsed stage performers (which I love) but this is the tradition right here. Thanks to Jim for representing this. I hope to get back to the Island one day and I hope he is there to teach me.

Great song

Hear what Johnny Ringo started!

Mighty Craic! I love so much about this: the grooves, the textures, the development, the clever techniques, the conversation....

Those rolls starting at 1:50 😮

Currently studying Jim's excellent classes through OAIM. Come to this often to get inspiration. So much fun to listen to.

Thank you! Love, love the music and the great videography!

Go haon mhaith..

Whats the tune called, its a mighty jig..

Lovely stuff lads...