This was a popular rallying cry from of southeast Leinster men during the 1798 rising. The O’Byrnes of Co. Wicklow are especially associated with the rally cry in the words to a song of that name by P. J. MacColl commemorating a victory over the English at Glenmclure in 1580. As a reel I have heard very few play it, except for Eleanor Kane Neary, whose staccato style on piano suited it surprisingly well.

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 ag ed eA BG | A/B/A AG EF GB | AGAB cedB | cB cG EF Gc |
 ag ed e A2 a || gccc ecgd | BG{/c} GA Bcd=f | ec{/e} cc agea |
 ge dB cA A2 | ag ea ge dB | cBcG EFGB | AG AB cd ef |
 g^d ga ge =dB || A/B/ A2 G EF GB | AGGG cedB | cB cG EFGe |
 ag ed cA B/A/G | A/B/A AG EFGB | AG AB ce dB | cB cG EF Ge |
 ag ed c A2 a || gc cc ec gd | BG{/c} GA Bcd=f | ec{/e} cc agea |
 ge dB cA/B/ A2 | ag ea ge dB | cB cG EF GB | AG AB cd ef |
 ge/f/ ga ge dB || A3 G EFGB | AE{/G} EE ce dB | cB cG EFGe |
 ag ed cA BG | AB AG EF GB | AG AB ce dB | cB cG EF Ge |
 ag z d cAAa || gc cc ec gd | BGGA Bcd=f | gc{/e} cc agea |
 ge dB cA/B/ A2 | ag ea ge dB | cB cG EFGB | AG AB cd ef |
 ge dB cA BG | sA8 |