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The Shaughraun - This image was published by the firm of Currier & Ives who operated in New York from 1834 to 1907. It ostensibly illustrates act II, scene I of THE SHAUGHRAUN, the play by Dion Boucicault which premiered in New York in November 1874. In fact it is based on a painting by Daniel Maclise (1806-1870) entitled “Snap Apple Night”, which Maclise painted in 1833, basing it on a scene he witnessed the year before in Bantry, co. Cork. The detail of one of the company holding a drink to the lips of the piper is found in other 19th c. paintings and appears to have been a not uncommon witticism.
Pip Murphy (Harmonica) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Hornpipe - Un-named
John Murphy (Harmonica) and Pip Murphy (Harmonica) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Jigs - Micky the Moulder (aka The Connaught Man's Rambles) / Tatter Jack Walsh
John Murphy (Harmonica) and Pip Murphy (Harmonica) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Barn Dance - Bonaparte's Retreat - Reel - The Dingle Air
John Murphy (Harmonica) and Pip Murphy (Harmonica) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Hornpipes - Un-named
John Murphy (Harmonica) and Pip Murphy (Harmonica) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Jigs - Kitty Come Over / The Mug of Brown Ale / Un-named
Mick O'Grady (Fiddle) and Oliver Farrelly (Box) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Hornpipes - Un-named
Kevin O'Farrell (Pipes) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Hornpipes - Un-named / The Standing Abbey
Kevin O'Farrell (Pipes) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Air - The Trip We Took Over the Mountain / Jigs - Un-named
Kevin O'Farrell (Pipes) at the Cobblestone 07-12-2010 - Reels - The Colliers / Dwyer's / Un-named