Sorry about omitting Mickey Dunne although I am not sure there were (m)any other pipers before him in that family. But, you are right, a great family for music. The Raineys probably should get a mention there for their music and song, at least one piper there too: Tony Rainey was active around the middle of the last century. I remember Martin Rochford mentioning him as his inspiration to take up the pipes after hearing him play in the square in Ennis during the forties.