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Six years ago the album Allt was released, recorded by Scottish singer and musician Julie Fowlis and Irish fiddler and singer Zoë Conway, themselves accompanied by their respective husbands, Éamon Doorley and John McIntyre. Since then, the quartet has continued to collaborate from time to time.

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A little less traditional, though, comes Chongie Road from uilleann piper Seánie Ó'Loingsigh (Seán Lynch in the English version).

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It's been fifteen years now since these two met and teamed up, working together to get Bretons dancing and festoù-noz floors ringing.

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A fiddler from Donegal, and more specifically from the Inishowen peninsula in the far north of the county, Roisin McGrory didn't start learning the fiddle until she was in her teens. But, having been exposed to the rich musical culture of her region since childhood, it didn't take long for her to acquire a level that has nothing to envy the best.