IMPORTANT NOTE
CONTACT ME AT martin@banbadesign.co.uk
Banba Design proudly presents a fantastic range of high quality reeds, reed making tools, sundries, instrument cases,
bellows,reamers and pipe maintenance products all hand made in Ireland to the highest standard.
Banba Design provide top quality reeds for any chanter without the need to send the chanter by post.
Our reeds are played throughout the world and our customers are always satisfied with the results.
We have a range of reamers available from stock designs or from custom made specifications and at a very affordable rate without any compromise on quality.
There is a huge range of instrument cases available from stock or custom built for any instrument. All cases are made to the highest standard and are robust and very hard wearing.
Reed making classes and instruction are available anytime just email martin@banbadesign.co.uk to make a booking enquiry.
Customer feedback
Martin Gallen of Banba Design is a pleasure to deal with. He answers quickly, made and sent his product
quickly and it is of extremely good quality (in my case a custom made reamer according to the SRS's
measurements of the Kenna narrow D chanter
Hans Jorg Podworny
Mr Gallen offers an excellent range and quality of items for Uilleann Pipers. He was prompt to respond to my
enquiries about winders for reedmaking and provided me with an excellent winder of outstanding quality
for a very reasonable price. I hope to do business with him again and have no hesitation in recommending his
supplies to other players and reedmakers
Dr. S.L. Johnson MB, ChB
Thanks for sending the reeds. They sound sweet and beautifully voiced. Great support and great packaging
it's a pleasure doing business with you sir
Patrick Shaughnessy
Links
www.pipers.ieNaPiobairi Uilleann Dublin a great source for all things Uilleann Piping
www.pipebagmaker.comJackie Boyce great high quality bags
www.tiarnan.ie Tiarnan O Duinnchinn fantastic piper and true gentleman
www.johnmcsherry.com Amazing piper
www.paddykeenan.com Paddy Keenan... need I say more?