NPU Tionol 2008 People Identification

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NPU Tionol 2008 People Identification

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I was in Dublin for Tionol 2008 and I met a number of very nice people.
http://www.pipers.ie/images/tionol08/20 ... ol0089.JPG
The piper in blue shirt is from Galway and he gave a fantastic session with Finbar McLoughlin (or McLaughlin http://www.unionpipes.co.uk/journal/fin ... ughlin.htm ), the piper in white shirt. Do you know his (blue shirt) name?
While I was watching these two guys piping, I realized that Union piping cannot be complete without bass-regulator accompaniment.
He can be seen on this photo as well
http://www.pipers.ie/images/tionol08/20 ... ol0111.JPG
He is the top left face, just above Nollaig MacCarthaigh.
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Thank You, Miki
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Hi Miki.......

Where can I find the Tinoil Pictures?
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This is my favorite photo,great to see young and old together !

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I believe I see Bill Haneman playing George Balderose's Taylor set.

Nice to see that it's reeded up and going.
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Jumper wrote:I believe I see Bill Haneman playing George Balderose's Taylor set.

Nice to see that it's reeded up and going.
It's a truly amazing set. Nearly everyone's reaction is one of surprise, as it doesn't sound at all like a "concert pitch" set - most think from the sound that it's in C# or even lower. The actual pitch (as currently set up - and what it seems to 'want' to play in) is only about 30 cents below A=440.

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Tomás!!!!! :-)

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Great pictures. That's a terrific one of you, Bill.

But come on guys, I'm waiting with bated breath. Who's the handsome cowboy in the blue shirt?

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billh wrote:
Jumper wrote:I believe I see Bill Haneman playing George Balderose's Taylor set.

Nice to see that it's reeded up and going.
It's a truly amazing set. Nearly everyone's reaction is one of surprise, as it doesn't sound at all like a "concert pitch" set - most think from the sound that it's in C# or even lower. The actual pitch (as currently set up - and what it seems to 'want' to play in) is only about 30 cents below A=440.

- bill
Where did you get that set Bill?Did you buy it?
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Is this the same cowboy behind Liam?

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KevinCorkery wrote:Is this the same cowboy behind Liam?

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I don't think Ronan Browne is a ciotóg.

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billh wrote:
Jumper wrote:I believe I see Bill Haneman playing George Balderose's Taylor set.

Nice to see that it's reeded up and going.
It's a truly amazing set. Nearly everyone's reaction is one of surprise, as it doesn't sound at all like a "concert pitch" set - most think from the sound that it's in C# or even lower. The actual pitch (as currently set up - and what it seems to 'want' to play in) is only about 30 cents below A=440.

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Who did the work on it: you Bill? Benedict? Other?

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this is getting confusing.
That's Ronan Browne behind Mick O'Brien and sean Sean potts.
Could be the same guy.
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Where did you get that set Bill?Did you buy it?
goodness, no :o

you may have a distorted view of a pipemaker's financial situation :lol:
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billh wrote:
...Did you buy it?
goodness, no :o

you may have a distorted view of a pipemaker's financial situation :lol:
All right then.

..did you steal it?
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bensdad wrote:this is getting confusing.
That's Ronan Browne behind Mick O'Brien and sean Sean potts.
Could be the same guy.
Photo also features Nollaig Carthy and Brian Vallely; the name of the gentleman lower right escapes me at the moment but I know it. Kevin's crop of the photo doesn't include the fellow Miki is asking about.
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