Dave Sheridan's flute playing has been described as "a highly accomplished free flowing fluid style, with sound technique and solid driving rhythm (Hot Press Magazine) and a flute style which takes on "Lark like qualities" (fRoots Magazine).

On the back of his critically acclaimed debut album "Sheridans Guesthouse" he has just released his second solo flute album entitled "Drivin' Leitrim Timber". This album is already receiving rave reviews, with The Irish Times describing it as "a joy... a thoughtfully organised collection, that celebrates a fluid free flowing regional flute style...with enough sharp edges to keep the listener's antennae on high alert for the next hairpin bend".

Dave has recorded with artists from renowned traditional groups like Lunasa, Dervish, At The Racket and De Danann as well as performing on many occasions with the Sligo based band Teada . He has made many television appearances, such as The Late Late Show, Geantrai, The Reel Deel and The Fleadh Program.

John McCartin (Guitar) from Newtowngore in County Leitrim. Holds a First Class honors MA from UL in Traditional Irish Music Performance. He has played and recorded with Bobby McFerrin, Lunasa, Dervish, Eleanor Shanley and Charlie McGettigan.

Dónal Mc Cague from Scotstown Co.Monaghan is one of the rising stars of the fiddle. He has been playing in sessions with Dave for the past 10 years. He is well known for his vibrant, lively and highly ornamented style, as well as his pulsating rhythm and solid technique. He won the U12 Ulster Fleadh on Fiddle aged 9 and competed in the All-Ireland the same year. By the age of 15 he played at the “Frankie Gavin International Fiddle Festival” in Galway 2005 and in the National Concert Hall Dublin on St. Patrick’s Day 2006. He has recorded for TV programs like “Geantraí” on TG4 and the annual RTE television “Fleadh Programme” and also for RTE and local radio. He has toured Europe extensively, including countries France, Poland, Switzerland and Belgium with the well-known Irish Dance troupes “Ragus” and “Celtic Legends”.