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Patrick Kelly (fiddler)

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Patrick Kelly (1903 - 1975) was an Irish folk fiddler from Cree, Co. Clare.

He learned his music from the blind travelling fiddler, George Whelan.[1]

He was featured on a CCÉ LP called Ceol an Chláir, along with Junior Crehan, Bobby Casey, Joe Ryan and John Kelly which was recorded by Seamus Mac Mathuna.

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  1. ^ audio recording made by Seamus Mac Mathuna, a copy of which is held in the Irish Traditional Music Archive
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