Irish Flutes
Browse Irish flutes from a range of makers in wood, aluminium, and plastics. We stock a number of of Irish flutes (also known as Celtic flutes) from Tony Dixon, which are perfect for beginners. These aluminium and polymer flutes offer excellent value for money, and a number of replaceable flute/whistle heads models are available. Carbony flutes are excellent for more experienced players looking for a world-class instrument. Make sure to check out Big Whistle’s own wooden flutes in Pratten and Rudall style.

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- Wooden Flutes, Irish Flutes
Siobhan Rosewood Irish Flute
- Original price was: £175.00.£140.00Current price is: £140.00.
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Orla Rosewood Irish Flute
- Original price was: £290.00.£245.00Current price is: £245.00.
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Clódagh Cocuswood Irish Flute
- Original price was: £255.00.£204.00Current price is: £204.00.
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- Carbony Whistles, Irish Flutes
Carbony Irish Flute in D – Silver Spacing
- Price range: £744.00 through £833.00
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Ciara Cocuswood Irish Flute
- Original price was: £160.00.£135.00Current price is: £135.00.
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Rowan Polymer Irish Flute
- Original price was: £255.00.£204.00Current price is: £204.00.
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- Carbony Whistles, Irish Flutes
Carbony Irish Flute in D – Standard Spacing
- Price range: £667.00 through £744.00
About Irish Flutes
The Irish flute is a side-blown instrument similar to the classical flute, but has a wider bore and a conical shape, which helps create its distinctive sound. Traditionally, Irish flutes are made of wood. However, aluminium and plastic flutes do offer excellent value, and are easier to maintain. The Irish flute is typically played in the key of D, although some flutes are available in other keys.


















