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Here's "Elevated", a reel written by Caitlin Nic Gabhann. She plays it in A on her album and it sounds good on the flute in A as well!

The Maple Leaf. I learned this off of the 2001 album "The Maple Leaf" which I just recently discovered. It's on Spotify and I'd highly recommend it!

The Trip To Miriam's. Learned this one from fiddler/composer Colin Farrell's YT tune-a-day of all-original tunes - it's the first video. Brian Finnegan did an awesome version of this in D, google "Brian Finnegan Road to Errogie Set", it's the first tune of the set. Technically easier to play in D but it sounds really good in A (and probably easier for fiddlers?)

An original polka, named after my cat.

Arrangement of The Killavil jig.

This one is called Teach Solais (The Lighthouse). I had the A part written for some time and finally came up with the B. Format is AAB which is kinda weird, but I think it works! It's pretty hornpipey, but I like it as a reel. Enjoy!

Here's an original reel called "The Spruce Drool". Dots here: thesession.org/tunes/18128

Here's an arrangement on Irish bouzouki of the popular old time tune "Jack of Diamonds" (aka "Rye Whiskey" or "Drunken Hiccups") probably best popularized by North Carolina fiddler Tommy Jarrell. This arrangement is based on a version on the 1984 recording "No One To Bring Home Tonight" by Brad Leftwich and Linda Higginbotham. An Irish jig antecedent to this tune goes by the name of "My Name is...

Got this one from O'Neills. AKA The Coalminer

Reel in A minor, 3 parts. One of my favorite tunes!

A 3 part reel in G

Two reels in G. Irish flute and bouzouki with looper

A setting of the tune "The View Across the Valley" played on Irish flute and bouzouki, with looper