Probable Setlist:
“An Cailín Rua” – traditional song (vocals & piano)

“The Death of Queen Jane” – traditional ballad (vocals & guitar)

“Do You Love an Apple?” – traditional (vocals & piano)

“The New Rigged Ship” – instrumental set (guitar & piano)

“Airdí Cuan” – slow air (vocals & piano)

“The Maids of Mitchelstown” – traditional reel (guitar)

“The Green Fields of Glentown” – instrumental (guitar & piano)

“The Banks of Claudy” – traditional song (vocals & guitar)

“The Blacksmith” – traditional (vocals & piano)

“The Bothy Band Medley” – selected reels from their Bothy Band repertoire

Encore: “Sheebeg and Sheemore” – O’Carolan (guitar)

This concert is part of the Ó Domhnaill siblings’ mid‑1980s U.S. touring period, when Tríona and Mícheál were performing intimate duo shows featuring traditional songs, piano, and guitar. Friends of Irish Music regularly hosted leading Irish traditional musicians in small Pittsburgh venues during this era, and the Diocese of Pittsburgh Hall was one of their common locations. While detailed tour records from this period are scarce, the date and setting align with the organization’s programming and the artists’ U.S. performance activity in the mid‑1980s.

A rare U.S. duo appearance by the Ó Domhnaill siblings, featuring traditional songs, piano, and guitar in an intimate hall setting. Part of the Friends of Irish Music concert series that brought leading Irish traditional musicians to Pittsburgh during the 1980s.