I learned this off a CD, I think, but I have no idea what it’s called.
http://www.4shared.com/audio/3AcXTvBw/unknowntune.html
I recorded it yesterday on a new Hoover whistle which has very light breath requirements, so please excuse the errors. I think I am misremembering a few bars of the B part too, but the essence is there. Does anyone know its name?
My computer says it’s called “This Domain Is Blocked.” 
Sorry 
The Boys of Ballinahinch. I think “This Domain Is Blocked” would be the name in O’Neill’s 1850. 
Boys of Ballynahinch: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/1348
I like the name “This Domain is Blocked” better. Someday I’ll play for you another of my favorites, “Change the Battery Pack”. 
Oops, crossed with Nano. Damn you, Nano!
Beth, I love your tune, this is great improvement since last time I saw you, which is many years ago 
Nice sound also from that whistle.
For the longest time a friend and I were calling a jig “It’s In The Car”. 'Cause he asked what it was called, and I said, “Ehhh…it’s in the car.” And upon getting the “real” name shortly thereafter, “It’s In The Car” was still handy because, of course, knowing that a tune is called “Paddy Fahey’s” is of no help to anyone whatsoever. We still call it that, come to think of it.
I’m practicing being nefarious. How’m I doing so far?
A friend was showing a session video he’d made at the Plough and Stars in SF. Plugged his camcorder into the TV and hit Play. Just as I asked what tune they were playing, big green block letters appeared on the screen: “CHANGE THE BATTERY PACK”. Oh, sez I, how nice of you to provide captions.
Sticklers might argue that the tune is really “John Byrth’s”. But around here, ever since, everyone knows it as “Change the Battery Pack.” 
It’s bad enough that your hideous avatar haunts my nightmares. Now it haunts my posts, like a ghostly cat demon, or something.
You, with your camchuairteoirs and Eye-Pods and hi-tek bells and whistles. A tuning slide makes me nervous.
This is inspiring, and makes me want to write a poem. Be careful, or I just might.
Great, thanks guys! Now to figure out which CD it was from. There are a few likely contenders on that Session list.
Az, you should come visit again now that I’m in Oregon! We may not have Friday Harbour but the Noel Hill concertina school is within driving distance; I’m going to it this year!
And the whistle is great, it’s a Hoover narrow bore which takes even less air than a laughing. Someone returned it to Mack, not liking it, and so it was on his “reject” pile when I visited. It’s no longer a reject