Some modern "Irish" wooden flute makers include:
- Eamonn Cotter - based in County Clare.
- Martin Doyle - based near Liscannor, in the County Clare.
- Hammy Hamilton - based in Cuil Aodha, West Cork.
- Terry McGee - based in Australia.
- What is the best Irish flute?
- How much is an Irish flute?
- Is an Irish flute the same as a regular flute?
- Who makes Woodflutes?
What is the best Irish flute?
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How much is an Irish flute?
While even a keyless Irish flute from a well-respected maker might cost upwards of $1,000, these can be had for $300 or less, sometimes even less than $100!
Is an Irish flute the same as a regular flute?
Another difference between the two flutes is the shape of the bore. Classical flutes usually have cylindrical bores, while Irish flutes have conical shaped bores. The difference affects both the tone and the resistance of the flute.
Who makes Woodflutes?
Martin Doyle – Irish Flute Maker
Since 1983 Martin Doyle has been producing high quality simple system wooden flutes, commonly known as Irish flutes, that are predominantly used in the Irish and Scottish music traditions.