ABSTRACT

Song or slip jig “Ni slaitin bhog bhaeth, na geag don chuilenn chas chuar” - Eoghan Rua O’ Suilleabhain - ’Twas no soft silly switch, nor a twig of knobb’d holly so short” Ch7 a b1 b2 a 22 See 1241

6717 TA MO GRADHSA AR AN ABHAINN My love is upon the river 38 James Fogarty (C), Tibroghney, Co. Kilkenny

Song “Ta mo ghradh-sa ar an abhainn” - “ My love is upon the river’ G7v or C7v a a || b a 20

6719 MAIRE NI MHACEADHA [Maire Nie Aodha] Molly Hewson 40 Betty Skillin (S), Blessington, Co. Wicklow, c. 1815

Song “Molly’s mild, modest, kind, chaste, divine, - a beauteous maid” Ah7 a1 a2 II b a2 JOIFMS 670

6718 LADY WRIXON - A Planxty by O’Carolan 39

_ — Carolan Planxty G7v or C7v a1 a2 || b ca2 12a DOSC169: SP 876

6720 LAN BHEODHA All alive 41 MS, c. 1750

Double jig A a b :||: c cb 18d8 See 1126

6721 COIS CUAIN MHUGHDHORNA Along the Moume shore [Co. Down] 42 Joseph Hughes (S), Co. Cavan

Vocal tune G7v a b :|| c d a b a :|| b a 118

6722 AS TRUAGH GAN PEATA AN MHAOIR AGAM I wish the shepherd’s pet were mine 43 Teige Mac Mahon (S), Co. Clare, 1853

Song or reel “As truagh gan peata ’n mhaoir agam” - “ I wish the shepherd’s pet were mine” C a a b b 11 JOIFMS 426 (I wish I had the shepherd’s lamb); HRSII 64

6723 d ’iMTHIGH MO GHRADH - TA MO CHROIDHE TEINN My lover has gone - my heart is sore 44 P. J. O’Reilly (C), Westport, Co. Mayo

Vocal tune C5v a1 b :||: a2 cb 14c8 MM1257 (There are flowers in the valley; Young Kate of Kilcummer)

6724 AN CAILÌN BAN The fair girl Patrick Coneely (S), Galway, 1839

6725 D’lMTHIGH SE ’g US D’lMTHIGH SE He’s gone, he’s gone 48 Dungiven, Co. Londonderry, 1837

Song “He’s gone, he’s gone, young Jamie’s gone” G(h6) a1b1b2a2 22 See Hugh Shields’ article: The history of “The Lass of Aughrim” in Irish Musical Studies ed. Gerard Gillen and Harry White (Dublin, 1990) cf. The lass of Aughrim in James Joyce’s story The Dead

Song “Seacht fichit bo bhaine gan amharus” - “ Seven score milchers, without doubt” C a b :|| c1 c2 a b (3-bar phrases) a :|| b a 208

Vocal tune C a a || b a 20 See 4142 cf. 2767

6726 CAILÌN A TIGHE MHÓIR The girl of the great house 51

Double jig C7v a1 a2 :||: b ca2 12a8

6727 BFHEARR LIOMSA AINNIR GAN GUNA I would rather have a maiden without a gown 52 Michael Joyce (S), Glenasheen, Co. Limerick

6728 Ö BHEAN AN TIGHE, NACH SUAIRC ESIN O woman of the house, is not that pleasant! 55a Teige Mac Mahon (S), Co. Clare

Song “Do chualasa sgeal a n-iar ’sa n-deas” - “ I have heard news from the West and the South” C7v a b e d a (23 )5 MM 1 25 cf. 6729

6729 6 *BHEAN AN TIGHE, NACH SUAIRC ESIN O woman of the house, is not that pleasant! 55b William Forde (C), Connaught 1846-7

Vocal tune C7v a b c dea (19)5 cf. 6728

6730 SUIGH ANNSO, A MÚIRNÍN LÁIMH LIOM Sit here, 0 Mumeen near me 56 Teige Mac Mahon (S), Co. Clare

Vocal tune G ab 3 cf. S P 1481

6731 NAME UNKNOWN [Derry air] 57 Jane Ross (C), Newtown, Limavady, Co. Derry

6732 LOCH AILLINNE Lough Allen [Co. Leitrim] 58 Itinerant Fiddler, Co. Leitrim

Vocal tune C5v(h4) a1 a2 || b ca3 12a RCTIM130 cf. 3330 See Anne Gilchrist “A new light upon the Londonderry Air”, JEFDSSI No. 3 pp 115-121; Hugh Shields “New dates for old songs, 1766-1803”, Long Room XVIII-XIX (Dublin, 1979) p.38, and Intro.