Another video featuring top 20 tunes of a type -- slides this time -- on irishtune.info's "session popularity" list, recorded slowly (100 BPM) with a metronome. Slides are a type of dance tune common in the southwest of Ireland played significantly faster than jigs (about 150 BPM), and notated in 12/8 time. I use some variations and ornamentation that you might encounter at a session. Therefore, the sheet music onscreen won't exactly match what I play. Here is the tune list:
0:00 Intro
0:16 #20: Where is the Cat? (G)
2:20 #19: Hare in the Corn (G)
4:23 #18: Micho Russell's (D)
6:26 #17: Weaver's (D)
8:28 #16: Cat Rambles to the Child's Saucepan (D)
10:31 #15: Eileen O'Riordan's (A mix)
12:35 #14: Toormore (Bm)
14:40 #13: Connie Walsh's (D)
16:41 #12: Hundred Pipers (A)
18:45 #11: Palm Sunday (Am)
20:47 #10: Patsy Geary's (D)
22:51 #9: Going to the Well for Water (D)
24:53 #8: Brosna (G)
26:54 #7: Denis Murphy's (D)
28:55 #6: Dingle Regatta (G)*
31:54 #5: Old Favourite (G)
33:58 #4: Star Above the Garter (D mix)
35:59 #3: Merrily Kissed the Quaker (G)
38:58 #2: O'Keeffe's (Am)
40:58 #1: Road to Lisdoonvarna (Em)
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* Dingle Regatta existed in two locations (#9 and #12) on the Slides list, with one entry being the similar but less common 2-part slide also known as Quarry Cross. As many members may have included the alternate Dingle Regatta in their repertoires intending to mark the 3-part tune, I combined their totals to bring DR up to #6 and added the next most common slide I could find in the database, Where is the Cat, at #20.

Other videos in this series:
Jigs: https://youtu.be/OrJmkQpv98A
Reels: https://youtu.be/BLSQfO15G70
Hornpipes: https://youtu.be/fIbWrYbGfRM
Slip Jigs: https://youtu.be/RVztrEBQBKQ

This list, and others like it for each type of Irish tune, are generated by members of irishtune.info, a free site for tracking practice of your repertoire: https://www.irishtune.info/session/slides.php