Seven Streams - Turloughmore Ceili Band

Turloughmore Ceili Band-Seven Streams

CD
Tracks:

1. A Nation Once Again, Clann na h�ireann (Marches)
2. Lady Anne Montgomery, Maud Miller, Molloy's Favourite (Reels)
3. The Derry Hornpipe
4. The Green Gates, Master McDermott's, Sheehan's, St. Anne's (Reels)
5. Pearl O'Shaughnessy's Barndances
6. Lark in the Morning, The Lilting Fisherman (Jigs)
7. Miss McLeod's, The Silver Spear, The Sally Gardens (Reels)
8. Seamus Cooley's, The Hole in the Hedge (Jigs)
9. The Rights Of Man, The Galway, The Rights Of Man (Hornpipes)
10. The Copperplates, The Mountain Road (Reels)
11. The Banshee, The Connaughtman's Rambles, The Battering Ram (Jigs)
12. Reel of Bogie, Geoghan's Reels
13. Uncle Gerry's March Live
14. Jim Mulqueeney's Hornpipe Live
15. Dublin Reel, The Bird in the Bush (Reels) Live
The Seven Streams

The source of the Seven Streams is a natural feature at the base of the cliff south-east of Cahercommaun. The source is at its most attractive during wet weather. There is a cist nearby. Lon the Smith, Lon Mac Lointha was a legendary hero who had his abode on Sliabh na Glaise. He was the first to make edged weapons in Ireland and was of the Tuath de Danann and lived in a cave. He had a wonderful cow which he had stolen in Spain before he fled for safety to the Burren Hills. The black and white cow was known as Glas Gaibhneach. It was said of her that she would fill any vessel with milk. To settle a wager she was milked into a sieve. The milk passing through the bottom of the sieve fell to the ground where it divided into seven rivulets called Seacht Srotha na Taescaigh, the Seven Streams of the Overflowing.