Anybody recognize the 2nd tune of this set? I’d like to hang a name on this one. Thanks!
“Wes and Maggie’s Cèilidh Croft”, composed by Leo McCann.
I recognised the tune on the YouTube vid from the distinctive B section, called a local fiddler who plays it, and did the dydley-di of the A section to him over the cellphone to see if he recognised my mangling and perchance knew the name. He checked his iPod directory, mentioned it was on a CD by the band Cé, and gave me the name, which has been transmitted back to you in short order over the Intarwebs, start to finish.
Gotta love all this technology.
BTW, I don’t recognise the 1st reel, but the 3rd tune I know as “Ramnee Cèilidh House” (or just “Ramnee Cèilidh” to some - dunno which is to be preferred), composed by Gordon Duncan, in case you didn’t have the name for that one, either. 
Thanks, Nano! The first tune is the American tune, Kitchen Girl which I used to play during my long lost fiddle playing days. I just got the name for the third tune from a video posted on the Uilleann forum. I recognized the tune and that brought me back to the present video which I had captured for learning sometime last year. I suspect that that 2nd tune is going to be challenging on the pipes, however.
You know, somehow I thought the first tune had something American about it, but I wasn’t sure. As to the last two, I think of them as definitely fiddle tunes, although a local fluter does Ramnee Cèilidh House very good justice indeed.