Probably the current 'supergroup' of Celtic folk music and their albums have pretty much confirmed that position.
The new album, their first studio effort in four years, follows the critically acclaimed 2006 release, Sé, which received worlwide praise.
Lunasa recorded Lá Nua on location in the historical Cooley mountains, which inspired much of the creativity and writing on the album. 


1) Ryestraw: 
The New Day March - Ryestraw - 
An Old Woman Would
2) The Raven’s Rock: 
The Raven’s Rock - 
Ruby’s Reel - 
The Beehive
3) 

Tro Breizh: 
Tadin-Tinaketa - 
Marche des Charbonniers - 
Ridées Six Temps
4) 

Fruitmarket Reels: 
Joe Tom’s - Supernose - 
Buntata’s Sgadán
5) 

Doc Holliday's: 
East Village Days - 
Timmy’s Place - 
Doc Holliday’s
6) 

Unapproved Road: 
Brady’s - 
Connacht Heifers
7) Island Lake: 
Tune for Dad - 
The Island Lake
8) Snowball: 
Ciara’s Dance - 
Burning Snowball - 
Road to Reel
9) Pontevedra to Carcarosa: 
Marcha Processional du corpus de Pontevedra - 
Pasacorredoires ‘de Mustad a Millares’ - 
Muniera Carcarosa
10) 

The Shore House: 
Inverness County Reel - 
The Beauty Spot - 
The Shore House Reel.

Probably the current 'supergroup' of Celtic folk music and their albums have pretty much confirmed that position.
The new album, their first studio effort in four years, follows the critically acclaimed 2006 release, Sé, which received worlwide praise.
Lunasa recorded Lá Nua on location in the historical Cooley mountains, which inspired much of the creativity and writing on the album. 


Lineup

Kevin Crawford - Flute, Low Whistles and Tin Whistles
Trevor Hutchinson - Double Bass
Paul Meehan - Guitar, Bouzouki and Mandolin
Sean Smyth - Fiddle and Low Whistle
Cillian Vallely - Uilleann Pipes and Low Whistle