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The Killavil FancyEilish Brogan
The Ten Pound Float
2 4
6 8
10 12
3
14 16
18 20Variations:
22 24
26 28
3
30 32
The Redhaired Lass
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
14 16Variations:
18 20
22 24
26 28
30
The Dairy Maid
2 4 41 2
6 8
10 12
14 16Version 2:
18 20
22 24
26 28
The Primrose Lass
2 4
3 3
6
3 3
8 81 2
Rolling in the RyegrassThe Shannon Breezes
2 4
6 8
3
10 12
14 16
The Old Bush
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
Ríl an SpiddalCharlie Lennon
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
The Twelve PinsCharlie Lennon
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
The Wind That Shakes the Barley
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
|: Oh, won’t you rattle me, and oh, won’t you chase me, Oh, won’t you rattle me, the little bag of tailors. :| I went up to Dublin, I met a little tailor, I put him in my pocket, for fear the dogs would eat him. The dogs began to bark, and I began a−wailin’, I threw him in the Liffey, for fear the dogs would eat him.
Toss the Feathers
3 3 32 4
3 36 8
10 12
14 16
Brennan’s FancyBrennan’s
John Brennan from Sligo
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
Paddy Fahy’s
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
3
variations 18 20
22 24
26 28
3
30 32
Paddy Fahy’s
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
The Five Mile Chase
3
2 41 2
3 3 3 3
6 8
10 12
Wild Swans at CooleEd Reavy (1898−1988)
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
3
221
24 242
The Sligo Maid
3
2 4
3
6 8
10 12
14 16
The Blackberry Blossom
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
Castle Kelly
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 161 2
The Maple LeafDarach de Brun
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
Sheehan’sThe Black Eyed Sailor
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
The High ReelSandy Duff
Duffy the Dancer
2 4
3
6 8
3 3 3
10 12
3 3
14 16
The Swallow’s Tail
3 3
3
3
2 4
3 3
6 81 2
3
10 12
14 161 2
3 3
3
3
18 202nd version:
3 3
22 241 2
3
26 28
30 321 2
Lucy Campbell
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24 241 2
The Green Hills of TyrolTripping down the Stairs
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
variations 18 20
22 241 2
26 28
30 321 2
The Donegal Reel
3
2 4
3
6 81 2
10 12
3
14 161 2
The Green Mountain
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
The Hunter’s HouseEd Reavy (1898−1988)
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
Micho Russell’s
3 3 32 4
6 8 81 2
The Yellow CowIs Trua gan Peata ’n Mhaoir agam
Peata Beag is a Mháthair
2 4
6 81 2
Is trua gan peata ’n mhaoir agam (3 times)’S na caoire beaga bána. Is ó goirim, goirim thú, Is grá mo chroí gan cheilg thú, Is ó goirim, goirim thú, Is tú peata beag do mháthar.I wish I had a bainbhín,a bainbhín, a bainbhín,I wish I had a bainbhín,that would drink the pratie water.
Jigging the DonkeyJig away the Donkey
33
32 4
36 8 81 2
33
3variations 10 12
3 3
14 16 161 2
The Heather BreezeHeathery Breeze
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
Dan Breen’sBreen’s
2 41 2
6 8
3
variations 10 12
3 3
14 161 2
The Mullingar Races
2 4
36 81 2
10 12
314 161 2
The Connaught Heifers
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
The Lady on the Island
2 4
6 8
3
10 12 121 2
The Concert Reel
2 4
3
6 8
10 12
3
14 16
Tie the Ribbons
2 41 2
3
6 8 81 2
The Queen of May
32 4
36 8
10 12
3
14 16
The Connemara StockingThe Galway Reel
Winter Apples
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
The Pigeon on the Gate
32 4
6 8
3
10 12
33
14 16
318 201st variation
22 24
3
3
26 28
33
30 32
2nd variation 34 36
38 40
3
42 44
3
46 48
The Pigeon on the Gate
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
Variation of the first part 18 20
22 241 2
26 28
30 321 2
The Otter’s HoltPoll an Madra Uisce
Martin "Junior" Crehan (1908−1998)
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 16
18 20
3
22 24
Paddy Ryan’s Dream
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
3
14 161 2
3
3
Version 2: 18 20
22 241 2
3
26 28
33
30 321 2
Version 3: 34 36
38 401 2
3
42 44
3
46 481 2
The Moving CloudThe Moving Clouds
Neillidh Boyle (1889−1961)
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
variations 26 28
30 32
34 36
38 40
3
42 44
3 3
46 48
The Milliner’s DaughterUpstairs in a Tent
2 4
6 8
3
10 12
The Morning Star
2 4
3 3
6 8
3 3
10 12
14 16
The Girl that Broke My Heart
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
Variations: 18 20
22 241 2
26 28
30 321 2
The Bucks of Oranmore
2 4 41 2
6 8 81 2
10 12 121 2
14 16 161 2
18 20
22 24
The Bush in Bloom
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
The Green Fields of AmericaMolly Brannigan
Purty Molly Brannigan
2 4
6 81 2
10 12 141
16 14 162
variations 18 20
22 241 2
26 28 301
32 30 322
1. Man did you ever hear of purty Molly Brannigan? She stole away my heart and I’ll never be a man again. There’s not a spot on my hide will another summer tan again, Since Molly’s gone and left me all alone for to die. Dee idle diddley dootle [etc]
2. There’s a hole in my heart you could easy round a turnip in, As big as any pavin’ stone from Dublin to the Divil’s glen. If she chose to take another sure she might have left mine back again, And not to leave me here all alone for to die. Dee howdle duddley dootle [etc]
3. Man dear I remember when milkin’ time was past and gone, We went into the meadows where she swore I was the only one That ever she could love, but, oh, she proved to be the cruel one And left me here lamentin’ all alone for to die. Dee idle diddley dum dowtle [etc]
Joe Holmes and Len Graham have different words to it:
Rum diddle [etc]2. The lassie of my heart (?) .....
... since Molly proved the cruel one Rum diddle [etc]
A few more verses from Tom Lenihan:3. Ma’am dear, do you remember as we came home the rain began.
I covered her with my coat, oh, the devil a waistcoat I had on, My shirt was rather fine−drawn, yet, oh, the base and cruel one! After all that she has left me here alone for to die.
4. I went and told my tale to Father McDonald, ma’am, And then I went and asked advice of Counsellor O’Connell, ma’am. They told me promise−breaches had ever been since the world began: Now I’ve only one pair, ma’am, and they are corduroy!
5. What would you do, ma’am, or what would you advise me to do? Must my corduroys to Molly go? In truth I’m bothered what I’ll do. I can’t afford to lose both my heart and my ould britches too. Sure the devil a hair I care when I’ve only to die.
6. I’m as hot and determined as a live salamander, ma’am. Won’t ye all come in my wake when I go on my long me[a]nder, ma’am? I thought I was as famous as the famous Alexander, ma’am, When I hear ye crying around me: "Arrah, why did you die?"
Ships Are Sailing
3 32 4
3 36 8
1 2
10 12
14 161 2
Hand Me Down the TackleThe Pure Drop
Reidy Johnson’s
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
Dancing Feet
2 41 2
6 81 2
Fisherman’s LiltMolly, What Ails You?
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
The Green Fields of GlentownTommy Peoples
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
The Reel of Mullinavat
3 3
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
3
18 20Variations:
22 24
26 28
30 32
Miss Johnson’s
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
Drogheda Bay
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
The Mooncoin Reel
2 4
3
6 81 2
10 12
3
14 161 2
Gerry Commane’s
32 4
3 3 36 81 2
3
10 12
3
3 314 161 2
Good Morning to Your NightcapGood Morning, Nightcap
Shifting Gravel
3
2 4
3 3
6 8
3
10 12
3 3
14 16
33
3
18 20Variations:
3
322 24
3
26 28
3 3 3
330 32
The Humours of Scarrif
3
2 4
6 8 81 2
variations 10 12
14 16 161 2
more variations 18 20
3
22 24
26 28
Toss the Feathers
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
Up to Your Knees in Sand
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
Long Strand
3 3
2 4
3
6 8
10 12
The Mermaid of MullaghmoreThe Maids of Mullach
3
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
10 12Variations: 1 2
14 16 161 2
The Contradiction Reel
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
10 12
3
14 16 161 2
The Yellow Tinker
2 41 2
3
6 8 81 2
3 3
10 12 121 2
Mayor Harrison’s Fedora
2 4
6 81 2
3
3
10 12
14 161 2
18 20
22 24
The High Road to Linton
2 4
6 8
Pat Tuohey’s Reel
2 4 61
38 6 8
2
10 12
14 16
318 20
Variations of 1st part:
3
322 24
326 28
330 32
Old Cuffe Street
2 4
6 8
3 3
10 12
3
14 161 2
18 20Version 2:
22 24
26 28
3
30 32
Did You Wash Your Father’s Shirt?
2 41 2
3 6 81 2
Have you washed your father’s shirt?Have you washed it clean?Have you hung it on the lineOut on the village green?
The Mountain Top
3 3 3
2 41 2
3 3
6 8
3 33
10 12
The Duke of Leinster
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
variations 18 20
22 24
26 28
30 32
McFadden’s Reel
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
Red−Haired Charles
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 16 161 2
18 20Variation of 1st part:
The Boy in the Boat
3 32 4
6 81 2
10 12
3
14 161 2
Miss Patterson’s SlipperCrowley’s Reel
Master Crowley’s
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
18 20Variations:
22 24
26 28
30 321 2
The Roscommon ReelMaster Crowley’sCrowley’s Reel
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
Kitty’s Gone A−Milking
2 4
6 8 81 2
The Three Scones of Boxty
2 41 2
6 8 81 2
Maud Millar
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
I Wish I Never Saw You
2 4 41 2
3 3
6 8 81 2
Spoil The Dance
2 41 2
6 8
3
10 12
Jackson’sJackson’s Favourite
2 4
3
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
26 28Variations:
3
30 32
34 36
38 40
42 44
46 48
Lord McDonald’s Reel
2 4 41 2
3 3
6 8 81 2
10 12 121 2
3 3
14 16 161 2
variations 18 20 201 2
3 3
22 24 241 2
26 28 281 2
3 3
30 32 321 2
The Phoenix ReelHennessy’s
Dave Hennessy
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
Paddy’s Trip to Scotland
2 4
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
The Ivy Leaf
2 41 2
33
6 8 81 2
3
310 12Version 2:
3 3
14 16
3 33
18 20 201 2
Craig’s PipesGreig’s Pipes
2 4 41 2
6 8
10 12
3 3
14 161 2
18 20 20Variations: 1 2
22 24
26 28
3 3
30 321 2
The Sailor on the Rock
3
3 3
2 41 2
33 3
6 8 81 2
The Belharbour ReelThe Sailor’s Return
The Rough RoadChris Droney
2 4
3
6 81 2
10 12
3
14 161 2
3
18 20Variations:
3 3
22 24
3
26 28
3
30 32
The Ivy Leaf
3
32 4
3 3
6 8
3 33
3
10 12
3
14 16
The Road to LisdoonvarnaAll the Ways to Galway
2 4
6 8
10 12
Jenny’s Wedding
3 32 4
3
6 8
3
10 12
3 3
14 16
18 20
3 3
22 24
The Dark Girl in BlueStay for Another While
3
3
2 41 2
6 8
10 12
The Knotted CordThe Knot on the Cord
Junior Crehan’s Favourite
2 4
3
6 81 2
10 12
14 161 2
3
variations 18 20
3
22 24
26 28
30 32
Lucy’s Tune
2 4
6 8
3
10 12
3
14 16
The Banks of the LiffeyThe Liffey Banks
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
18 20
22 24
26 28
30 32
