Donegal Fiddle Music Donegal, Ireland
Neillidh Boyle was born in 1889 in Pennsylvania , USA, to immigrant parents.
The Boyle's
returned home to Donegal by the time that Neillidh was 8 years old and set up home near Dungloe in northwest Donegal.
He came to be regarded as a fiddler of unheard of mastery among the fiddlers of Donegal.
Neillidh recorded for the Regal Zonophone label in the 1930's. He passed away in Glasgow in 1961
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