Enjoyed their music live at Tizley’s Europub (in Poulsbo, WA) last June and bought a copy of their “Kids in a Candy Store” CD.
It became a favorite of other pilots during the July 2007 Region 8 Soaring (I fly sailplanes for fun) Contest.  I would play it with my tow vehicle’s windows open while we were getting our ships ready. My other favorites are Roy Orbison and The Baroque Masters – so they're in good company on my eclectic menu.
My daughter began asking for “that great Irish music” during an August visit. (She married a Flaherty.)
I was very happy find it available through CD Baby, so I could get a couple of more copies before I hear them live at Tizley's again!
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There's something on this one for everybody- jigs reels and aires for celtic music buffs treated in a way that won't make everybody else want to reach for the "next disk" button.
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From the first moment I began to listen I could feel the rolling green hills of Ireland.  Their music transports!  The Ookpik Waltz (#6) brings tears to the eyes and The Boyz of Ballycastle (#9)steps beyond the traditional to enter a whole new musical scene.  These guys don't just play what's been done before.  This CD is not to be missed!  
Kathryn L.
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A dueling solo segment in the duo's rendition of "Banish Misfortune"--the 10th track on "Kids in a Candy Store" is an interpretive example of their deviation from the note-for-note standards. They step away, but not too far.
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