MM:
When did you start playing with Paddy Glackin as a duet? Ó Domhnaill: Just when I came back from the States in 1997. I've been living in the States for 17 years. I did a few mini-tours with Paddy, we haven't really done a whole lot together. Paddy has a day job so it's rather difficult for him to get time off. It's something we are doing - kind of - for fun at the moment. We always put the golf clubs in the car. If we get askrf to do a gig in the West of Ireland it's great. We go to play a few nights and play golf during the day.
MM: Are you involved in other projects?
Ó Domhnaill: Not really, at the moment. I moved back to Dublin, I'm enjoying being back in Ireland.
MM: How got you, your sister and Dáithí together to do the gig with "Skara Brae" in Ionad Cois Locha in 1997?
Ó Domhnaill: "Gael Linn" re-released the CD, the original "Skara Brae" CD. So they asked us will we do a one-off concert together to publicize the release of the CD.
MM: So what was your feeling that night?
Ó Domhnaill: It was wonderful. We had a great time. As soon as we started singing everything fell into place and it was like we've never stopped because we have been singing these songs since we were kids. It was a lovely feeling. All of us had different experiences in the intervening years. In the music business we'd all sung professionally and in one sense it was a lot easier doing it than it was way back then. I remember back then, when we were doing it first, it was like ... we were so nervous and we were so young and unexperienced. But this time it was... once we got the first numbers finished it was easy. It was good fun.
MM: And it was the only concert did?
Ó Domhnaill: Yes. We won't do any more. We just said we would do one. That's it.
