Cronin's Hornpipe

Cronin's Hornpipe is a traditional Irish hornpipe tune that has been passed down through the oral tradition for generations. The tune is named after Michael Cronin, a fiddler from County Kerry in southwest Ireland who was known for his lively and virtuosic playing. The tune is typically played on the fiddle, but can also be played on other instruments such as the accordion, flute, or tin whistle. It is characterized by its lively rhythm and catchy melody, which is often played at a brisk tempo.