Will the Barber & The Parson's Farewell.

Will the Barber & The Parson's Farewell. A Northumbrian 6/8 published by John Bell in 1812 & a French Bouree, 1st published in England by John Playford in 1651. Played on Hammered Dulcimer, Tenor Guitar, English Concertina, Fiddle & Bodhran. Lockdown Video #729

[@lexal3480]

Hello,
I am currently looking for an unknown song and music video that was recorded (not by me) around 1998 on the Turkish television channel TRT as part of the Pop Saati (Pop Hour) programme.
The song and video clip: czcams.com/video/ceeyEXGWknQ/video.html
The song is not identifiable via Shazam or by googling the lyrics.
The video clip was shot at Giants Causeway, and in asking around on internet forums for Irish Northerners, someone said that you were the violinist who appears from 1:31 onwards.
I'm wondering if you can confirm whether you are indeed the violinist who appears in the video, and if you can tell me the name of the song and the singer, or if it's not you, do you recognise which violinist is in the video?
Thank you very much.

[@Ptarmi]

The man playing the Violin / Fiddle was the late Dominic McNabb. A local musician from Ballycastle. The tune appears to be modern creation trying to sound like a traditional Irish Reel. ... You can see a video clip of Dominic, in later years, playing in O'Conners Pub in Ballycastle here: czcams.com/video/bbK-_FgeIIs/video.html

[@foxy_fr_]

​@@PtarmiI have the impression that you knew him.
You have no idea of the name of the song or the name of the singer?
I sent an email to The Irish News on Friday because a newspaper article about him confirms what you said, but I still haven't had a reply yet. The newspaper article states that he appears wrapped in ropes while playing the fiddle.
If you know anyone close to him, could you please show them this video, as they might know the name of this song.
I know we don't know each other and I'm asking you something, but please understand, we've been looking for this song for 18 years...
Thank you.

[@foxy_fr_]

​@@PtarmiThe journalist has just answered my question and is already asking Mr Mcnabb's entourage if they know the song.
I'm sorry to have bothered you, sir.