Michelle Feldman - fiddle Michelle has lived in Texas since 1991. A former resident of California, Michelle started playing the violin in third grade. She morphed from college orchestra player to Irish session fiddler while attending California State University at Sonoma. In Southern California, she played for contra and ceili dancers, and performed with Shannon, the only all-girl Celtic band in Los Angeles. Since coming to the Dallas area, Michelle has played Celtic music for festivals, parties, and pub gigs with such groups as Moveable Feast, Cuckoo's Nest, Old Age & Treachery and Chattervox. She was also a recent member of the North Texas trad band, Idle Road.
	Mimi Rogers - fiddle, vocals Mimi has played fiddle for contra dances since 1985 and is interested in several styles including Irish, New England, Old Time, French Canadian, and Cape Breton. Mimi can be heard also with the bands "Happensdance" and "The Ragged Edge."
	David Lovrien - whistles, saxophone David’s main instrument is saxophone but he has recently added tin whistle to his arsenal. He currently performs with the Dallas Wind Symphony, the Texas Saxophone Quartet and The Fins (a rock and roll band). He has also appeared as a saxophone soloist with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the World Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Richardson (Texas) Symphony Orchestra and the Plano Community Band.  Many of his original marches have been broadcast on WRR-FM as "March of the Day".
	Emily Bryant - guitar, octave mandolin, vocals Since coming to North Texas in 1998, Emily Bryant has established herself as an accomplished rhythm guitar accompanist, octave mandolin player and vocalist in the traditional Celtic music scene. She was a founding member of Idle Road, a group that reinvigorated the Dallas-Fort Worth ceili scene with their lively performances of traditional dance music and dance calling. Emily is also an active member of the Trinity Hall Session Players, a group of traditional musicians in Dallas who rotate in weekly formal session performances at the Trinity Hall Irish Pub and Restaurant.
	Craig Scotland - bodhran, djembe, percussion, no vocals. Raised on the mean streets of Dunfermline, Scotland, Craig often heard drums (and voices) in his head. He took up the bodhran after he moved to Ireland and spent six years playing traditional music with some of the best young trad musicians in Ireland. Many of his fellow Gogarty’s alumni can be found playing in celtic powerhouse bands including Danύ, The Fureys, and the Eileen Ivers Band. He moved to Texas, that hotbed of Celtic culture, and was one of the founding members of Gallus. In his spare time Craig enjoys raising Chia pets and his lifelong pursuit of Barbra Streisand memorabilia.