March of the King of Laois

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Trad Irish Air, arranged by Terry Tully from his book;
Collection of Traditional and Contemporary Irish Music
Book Four Page 25

[@lochlainnmacneill2870]

Good rendering.

[@williambullard9599]

It tears at the heart even on a practice chanter.

[@marcphelan9883]

A great Scottish tune 👌

[@arnokilhoffer]

Irish

[@adammacgreagoir4924]

You'll find it's Irish

[@Londubh1]

Compare with Duncan Mac Rae of Kintail's Lament. Many people don't appear to realise that up until 400 years or so ago, and even long after, Irish and Scots highlanders considered themselves to be just Gaels and were considered as such by the English. Their origins, language, music, customs and dress were all the same. This particular tune may well have been common to both Scotland and Ireland.