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By any standard, this tune is a rare one and not often played. I learned it off a cassette of fiddle maestro James Kelly of Dublin / Miami Springs. James took the tune out of O’Neil l’s 1001 collection.
e | c2 A ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG A2 B c2 d | ecA ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG ABA A2 e || c2 A ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG A2 B c2 d | ecA ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG ABA A2 c || B2 A GBd e3 d2 B | c2 A B2 G A2 B c2 d | ecA ABd e3 d2 B | c2 A B2 A G3 g2 e || dBG GBd e3 d2 B | c2 A BAG A2 B c2 d | ecA Acd e2 a a2 f | g2 e d2 B A3 Aed || c2 A ABA G2 E E2 c | c2 A BAG A2 B c2 d | ecA ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG ABA A2 e || c2 A ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG A2 B c2 d | ecA ABA G2 E E2 B | c2 A BAG ABA A2 e || c2 A Gcd e3 d2 B | c2 A B2 G A2 B c2 d | ecA ABd e3 d2 B | c2 A B2 A G3 g2 e || dBG GBd e3 d2 B | c2 A B2 G A2 B c2 d | ecA Acd e2 a a2 f | g2 e d2 B A3 A3 |
