As the title suggests. If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be appreciated. I have obviously tried the usual ways.
Cheers.
No response on the website, last updated in 2017?
http://www.tinwhistletunes.com/clipssnip/
Last post on C&F was June 19, 2017
http://forums.chiffandfipple.com/search.php?author_id=72&sr=posts
I’ve sent you a Public Records search result by PM.
Tin whistle player tries to go straight, but other whistlers ferret out his hiding place and drag him back into their nefarious world. Dave tried to contact me while my computer was in the shop and I was on vacation. Had an actual airmail letter from England from Dave in the mailbox when I got home from Big Sur, CA. Thought, oh man, what did I do? Best wishes to you all.
I’m retiring from work in 5 weeks. More time to work on the slow airs and thinking of getting out the banjo and relearning claw hammer style. Getting psyched. 
Tony
If you’re playing trad, you might consider a tenor banjo. They’re great fun and you don’t spend all your time messing with different tunings. I love having both a banjo and a whistle at a session so I can switch.