A while back Mike a friend from Trad Connect kindly recorded ‘Oró Sé Do Bheath Abhaile’ to give me an idea as to how the tune would sound with ornamentation. As a newbie whistler my own ornamentation is slowly improving so I decided to give the tune a practice this evening. I haven’t played this tune in a month or 2 so I deliberately didn’t search out the notation instead I relied on my ears and listened to Mike playing and matched the general sound of the tune as he played. When I got it sort of sounding like the part on D whistle, I switch-arooed to the a Generation C whistle and then recorded this snippet after a little practice on my Generation Bb. Not a real test of ear playing by along way but it was fun and something to keep working on. Have a listen and comment if you wish 
I’m not familiar with the tune, but I like it. 
As a newbie whistler my own ornamentation is slowly improving …
I know how that is.
Most of the things I play by ear aren’t ITM. The theme from Little House on the Prairie, Shake Your Booty, etc. 
Hi Mr Ed
It is a nice song as well.
Dubliners
Clancy brothers and Tommy Makem
Melanie O’Reilly - a more contemporary arrangement.
Sinéad O’ Connor giving it the full treament.
Jleo Fipple
If you have a liking for song airs how about Dulaman.
David
I like the sound of ‘The little House on the Prairie’ theme I would have been partial to the series many moons ago, ‘Shake Your Booty’ 
Very nice and new to me thanks for the introduction
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Thanks for the links. Good stuff!