Friend sorefingers...these are from your very first post to this thread:

Irish history has a bitter account of the evolution of what we today call the Uillean Pipes.

during the late 1700s early 1800's native instrument makers, Coyne and Egan, were perfecting the 'long bore' chanter which eventually became the modern Uillean Pipes.

most of the musicians as well as the abused piping community soon took to using and Irishgaelic word Uillean.

That's three times in one post you've misspelled the word in exactly the same manner I did. If this resulted in your low opinion of me, you must be filled with self-loathing. But don't worry. The rest of us aren't so judgmental; we know you're still a good guy regardless.