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The Emerald Ceili Band. Seamus Brogan Bango, Paidin Loughran flute , Jim Colgan fiddle, Gerard, now Father Gerard Mongan, accordian and his brother Paul Mongan on keyboards.

This was a special moment. If my memory serves me right it was the Monday after the Fleadh, Francie Sheridan a fantastic accordian player accompanied by Leo Donnelly RIP on piano joined by my father Jim near the end. Francie that day played 23 reels without a break.

Id love to hear Joe play The Wind That Shakes The Barley Coleman played it many many years ago and was a huge influence on this accordion master the late great Joe Burke RIP

Youthful Stephen Hayden there around 20 minutes in. Where do the years go.

Wonderful stuff: ) All those 'Collectors Cars' are pretty cool too!

Great to see young people in touch with their own traditions. Hope these children are still making music and enjoying it these 30+ years on.

Fantastic....

Mighty stuff

Beautiful.

Beautiful song and singer

Sean McCluskey and Peter Sherry.

WOW ,,WHAT AN EXPEDITION THERE WAS NO ARTHRITIS THERE .RIP JOE. GONE BUT CERTAINLY NOT FORGOTTEN.

RIP JOE. THERES ONLY BEEN A FEW ACCORDION PLAYERS AT THAT LEVEL IN IRISH TRAD ,THE GREAT PADDY O BRIEN , (TIPPERARY) FINBAR O DWYER (CORK) ON THE TWO ROW BOX. WHAT A LEGACY THESE GUYS HAVE LEFT FOR THE YOUNGER ONES TO FOLLOW. THANKFULLY THERE ARE SOME BRILLIANT YOUNGER PLAYERS TO KEEP IT LIT ,OLIVER DIVENNY. CONNOR CONNOLLY AND TOO MANY MORE TO MENTION FROM ALL AROUND THE COUNTRY. GREAT STUFF.

The likes. Of. His. Deleverey in. His. Music will. Live. In. Our. Hearts❤d for. Ever.lisner. for. 65. Years he .genus he. Surely get. Playing for God missed. Forever

Marcus, being his usual prick self

Thanks for sharing this...nice to see!

A contrast in ages and styles of playing yet gracious to each other.

Thanks for sharing this footage!

Thank you for sharing this great footage!

Thank you for sharing this lovely footage!

Assault ? 9:10

Slow down

Remarkable musicians!

Great Sligo style music and fitting tribute to the great Michael Coleman

Im an Eskra in Canada!! Cheers!!

The accordion master. Perfectly still except for his fingers through which the music pours effortlessly and the joy of it giving that calm smile of inner enstasy.

As a child I remember these gentlemen were they tajlers by trade

My late aunt Rip talked about this man from killalvil where she came from good luck 🤞🍀

The late great Joe Burke RIP has now joined with his musical hero and mine too.the late great Michael Coleman who changed the musical face of lreland forever really

Beautiful, masterful playing. Makes my heart dance even if my knees aren’t up to it.

Only one way to bring back street sessions like this - Get rid of fleadh TV.

Sorry,don’t know this player

Who is the accordion player?

Love Clonmel , would love to live there again, miss it a lot.

Rip aidin

Poor auld Pat Mahon.

Thanks a million for.sharing Great old tunes ..no age . Just BEAUTIFULL

My wonderful uncle Pat & Rose too 🥰 . They played so sweetly together & no one ever played a slow air like Pat 🎻. God rest his kind & gentle soul 😢 🙏 x

A lán acu sa reilig anois - a Dhia déan trocaire orthu.

Ty for upload

Rest in peace Gentleman Joe, you're now in the company of Patrick Touhey your fellow Galway musician and of course the great Sligo fiddler Michael Coleman your musicial hero and indeed mine too

Despite what John says, my Auntie Agnes would never give in that there were bluebottles in the Lower Shop.

Im originally from Inishowen in CoDonegal and these people have the exact same accent as the Urris area beside clonmany. Especially the man talking in the back of the car and the two ladies. Great footage

It’s great to listen to characters like John talking about times of old and the simple life people led back then.

Looks like a good time. There's a lot of youth involvement which is excellent.

Brilliant thanks. I was there.

Thank you

Thanks for posting these! Joe's presentation of the music was second to none - great, solid selections of tunes with the minimum of talk (laced with wit, however) to introduce each set. Well spoken too. The playing speaks for itself. RIP Mr. Burke! p.s. well done, Anne, another fine musician. Definitely deserves more recognition.

These videos are brilliant! Thanks for uploading them.

Lots of Paddy Wagons at that years fleadh...rowdy enough...