Michael Mcgoldrick's Fingering of Ridee and Paperbird

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Anyone knows the fingering Michael use when he played the third octave D E F in the set “Ridee and Paperbird”
I find it is so hard to learn. And there seems no live show of this tune on youtube.

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He plays it on an A whistle, I believe, which might be why you’re having trouble. Oftentimes, you can listen for the C-natural equivalent on a whistle to help figure out where a tune is located on a whistle. There’s a pretty distinctive sound.

Here’s a rough video I made for you on a low D whistle. It starts on the first octave B (XOO OOO).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43WPr3AEZaw

Hope this is helpful.

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Thank u very much! It did help me a lot.