I think Nell ní is now semi permanent with Danú. She was extensively featured on TG4 when she won her Gradam award a few years ago. I also remember her featured somewhere singing with Eoiní Maidchi who mentored her from a young age, it was a TG4 program, possibly a Sé mo Laoch one or one one of both Eoini and Daini Maidchi, some of it should be on youtube and is worth pursuing.
[Edit/Added :
this is from the program I was thinking of, there's more of it though]
On one hand I think there are perhaps too many recordings out already and I don't mind the many good musicians who haven't jumped on that bandwagon. On the other hand you can take heed from what happened to Diarmuid Ó Súilleabháin, when he died in a car accident, there wasn't a lot of recorded material left behind and they really had to scrape and dig to find stuff to put a CD of him together in tribute.
So I don't know. But it's just one of these things, not everybody is too pushed about recording. Having a CD calls for self promotion, going out there, advertising, pushing it, launching it a dozen times all over the place,chat up this person and that. And a recording is a calling card, trying to generate attention, gigs. And again, not everybody is looking for that. It is also putting something of yourself out there. Not something that suits all people. And that's fine.
Some days I think music is like that, perhaps should be like that: you play it or sing it and it drifts away, with no need to freeze it in time. But at the same time I am grateful I can hear the singers and musicians who have left us. And before you know it we'll be talking about Séamus Ennis' story of Henry Bohannon and what that all meant.
And as Clare library is hosting a bunch of my photos, here's another one :
