Jim Moore (1921 - 2018) Jim and I played tunes (twin fiddles) for many years at his home in Dromara each Tuesday night. He always had a great fire built up in the grate. He recorded these tunes of us both playing for himself to play along with. The vast majority of the tunes were from his repertoire that he played with a number of local fiddle players, Robbie Chambers, Sammy Thompson, Davy and Robbie Gray and Jimmy Doyle. I didn't know the most of them so the balance in volume between the two fiddles is weighed heavily towards Jim's playing. Barndances - Jimmy Doyle's Barndances Jim learnt these barndances from the playing of Jimmy Doyle, a fiddler raised in Katesbridge who relocated in Dromara to work in the Jimmie Campbell's blacksmith shop. Jimmie also played the fiddle. Jackie Donnan got the barndances from me and we played the second one regularly for the two-hand dance the Scottish Barndance at the weekly Greyabbey Village Hall. Jimmy Doyle's Barndances Jim Moore 00:00 / 03:07 Jig - Royal Charlie Jim learnt Royal Charlie from Dree fiddler Robbie Chambers. There are several variations of this tune titled Wha'll be King but Charlie , one version played by Davy Gray around Ballynahinch and another by Willie Savage around Killyleagh. The tune is Scottish in origin, and known in the Irish tradition as Behind the Bush in the Garden. Royal Charlie - Jig/Quadrille Tune Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:47 Reel - The Peeler's Jacket The Peeler's Jacket - Reel Jim Moore 00:00 / 02:05 Reel - Queen's Wedding Jim learnt Queen's Wedding from fiddler Sammy Thompson, who in turn learnt it from Jimmy Ward. It is a simpler, and most likely an older, version of the Swallow's Tail . Queen's Wedding - Reel Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:27 Jig - The Widow's Rant This is another of the many tunes Jim learnt from Sammy Thompson that came from Jimmy Ward. The Widow’s Rant was published in James Aird’s - A Selection of Scotch, English, Irish and Foreign Airs. Vols I-VI Glasgow, 1790-97. It was published under the title the Irish Newsman in T. Dibdin’s - The Irish Newsman Sung by Mr. Dighton at Sadlers Wells with unbounded applause . Written by T. Dibdin. London, 1795. The Widow's Rant - Jig Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:51 Jig - Castle Donovan Castle Donovan - Jig Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:53 Jig - The Highland Quickstep Another of the many tunes Jim learnt from Sammy Thompson. The Highland Quickstep - Jig Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:21 Hornpipe - The Honeysuckle Hornpipe The Honeysuckle Hornpipe Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:35 March - The Ballela March Jim learnt the Ballela March from its composer Jimmie Campbell. Jimmie named the tune after Ballela the neighbouring townland to where he was raised in Kilkinamurray. The Ballela March Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:58 Jig - Kissed Yestereen Jim learnt Kissed Yestereen from Sammy Thompson. Titled Kiss'd Yestereen this double jig was published in the Collection of Scotch Airs. Vol II and III . 1738-42, in James Oswald’s - The Caledonian Pocket Companion Book II . London, c. 1750. Books III - XII c. 1751 – 1760 titled O as I was Kiss'd th' streen and in James Johnson’s - The Scots Musical Museum . Edinburgh, 1787-1803 titled O as I was Kist Yestereen . Kissed Yestereen - Jig Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:20 Polka - Untitled Polka from Jimmy Ward No. 2 Jim learnt this polka from Sammy Thompson, who learnt it from Jimmy Ward. Ward was well-known for adding additional parts to tunes, often in different keys. This would appear to be one such case; Untitled Polka from Jimmy Ward No 2 Jim Moore 00:00 / 02:04 March - Charlie McClurg's March No. 2 Jim learnt this march from Charlie McClurg. Charlie McClurg's March No 2 Jim Moore 00:00 / 02:37 Waltz - Green Grows the Green Laurel Green Grows the Green Laurel - Waltz Jim Moore 00:00 / 01:41

The McElroy's at Drumnaquoile: Gus (fiddle), Davy Aitken, Kevin Cunningham (button accordion), Dan, Eilish & Tony (piano accordion) Eddie Dornan, 2010 Eddie Dornan (left) c.1915 Kevin Casement & Jim Creaney Eddie Dornan, 2010 1/14 Jim Creaney, Michael Rodgers, Colm Lennon, Billy Redmond, Paddy Brennan & Kevin Cunningham, Gormanstown c. 1985 Back Row; Francis Kelly (fiddle, Dunmore), not known, not known, not known, Marie Lavery (fiddle, Kilwarlin), James Mullen (fiddle, Saintfield), Dan McElroy (piano accordion, Drumnaquoile). Front Row; Father Tom McConville (fiddle, Dunmore), Tom Miskelly (fiddle, Ballygowan), Jackie Donnan (fiddle, Shrigley), Tom Miskelly Snr (fiddle, Ballygowan), Denis Sweeney (fiddle, Belfast), David Aicken (piano, Belfast) Pat Gorman outside his farm at Cabra, c.1930 Michael Rodgers c.1977 Sean Rodgers c.1990 Master Hugh Gorman c.1900 Michael Rodgers c.1977 1/12

Jackie Donnan (1933 - 2007) The following film clips of Jackie are reproduced with the kind permission of Raymond and Kate Beattie. They were recorded in Killyleagh in 1977. The Iron Man - Strathspey Jackie Do nnan plays the Strathspey The Iron Man which he learnt from his mentor Willie Savage from the To ye, Killyle agh. The Blackbird - Hornpipe Jackie Donnan plays the hornpipe The Blackbird which he played regularly in his weekly session in Comber. Untitled Mazurka Jackie Donnan plays a mazurka which he played for the dance the polka mazurka. He also played it often regularly in his weekly session in Comber. Untitled Polka & Buffalo Gals - two Plain Polkas Jackie Donnan plays two plain polkas. He never had a name for the first polka whilst he got the second one, a version of Buffalo Gals , from his mentor Willie McCloy. Jimmy McClurg's - 2/4 Quadrille Tune Jackie plays Jimmy McClurg's, a 2/4 Quadrille Tune, that he learnt from Davy Gray. It came from Jimmy McClurg who came from Upper Crossgare, a few miles from Dromara. Jackie played it for the last figure of the Lancers. Jackie showing the simple introductory steps of the two-hand dance, the Polka Mazurka - he was always shy and wary of recording hence the short duration and abrupt ending.

David Carse - Part 1 Part 1 of David Carse's manuscripts consist of the 14 pages that remain semi-bound in his black manuscript book. 1 Quadr ille Tune 6/8 - Over the Sea (for the Caledonians) Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled (for the Caledonians) generally titled Jock O'Hazeldene HD ref WS120 2 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled generally titled Duncan Davidson (HD ref JW306) Strathspey - Untitled 3 Waltz - Untitled Waltz locally titled Stuff the Bullock following an altercation between fiddle player John Simpson and a farmer at the dance in Ballymacreely Orange Hall (HD ref JS86) Waltz - Untitled Waltz generally known as The Peekaboo Waltz (HD ref WS136) 4 Polka - The Crawfordsburn Polka Jig/Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Brian O'Neill ( HD ref WMcC96) 5 Reel - The Miners of Wicklow ( HD ref WMcC99) Reel - Speed the Plough 6 Reel - Queen's Reel (HD ref ST354) Polka - Untitled locally known as The Belfast Polka (HD ref WS116) 7 Hornpipe - The Sailor's Hornpipe Reel - Touch it if you dare 8 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Edinburgh Lancers 1st figure Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Edinburgh Lancers 2nd figure Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Edinburgh Lancers 3rd figure 9 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Edinburgh Lancers 4th figure (HD ref JW313) 10 Hornpipe - Queen's Favourite (HD ref WMcC94 ) Reel - Untitled generally called Miss Thompson's 11 Waltz - Untitled Waltz Schottische - Untitled 12 Jig - The Siege of Carrick Reel - The Flowers of Edinburgh 13 Reel - McCloud's Reel Reel - Ramsey's Reel generally titled Miss Ramsey

John Simpson c.1909 Davy Carse 1956 Jimmy Bonar 1999 John Simpson c.1909 1/13 Willie Savage (the Younger), Toye William Savage, Jackie Donnan at Jackie's family home on the River Row in Shrigley, a mile west of Killyleagh, c.1953. Bobby Geddis 1994 Bobby Geddis, 1994 Toye Band, 2006 Bobby Geddis 1994 1/11 Tom Miskelly, Jackie Donnan, Alec Crawford playing at Billy Galbraith's farm, Craigantlet near Bangor c.1963. Jackie Donnan, Danny Cromie, Tom Miskelly, James McElroy c.1960 Jim Creaney, Davy Aitken, Danny Cromie, Alec Crawford, Jackie Donnan - All Ireland Fleadh, Thurles 1965 (standing) James Orr, Willie Garret & Ciaran Bingham (sitting) Nigel Boullier, Willie Lindsay, Jackie Donnan 2005 Jackie Donnan, Danny Cromie, Tom Miskelly, James McElroy c.1960 1/10 Nigel Boullier, Jackie Donnan, Willie Lindsay, Ciaran Bingham at Willie & Elaine Lindsay's home, Toye, Killyleagh 2005

James Ward - Part 4 Part 4 of the manuscripts were handed down from Jimmy Ward to Willie Hook, to Jim Moore finally to myself in 2000. 1 Reel - The Tinker's Reel (HD ref JW327) Reel - Lord Roden's Reel (HD ref JW317) 2 Strathspey - Fanny Farquharson (HD ref JW333) Jig - The Boys of the Lough or titled locally The Lisnagade Jig (HD ref JW295) Hornpipe - Queen's Hornpipe (HD ref JW289) 3 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - The Lass o Gowrie (HD ref WS126) Jig - Jackson's Trip (HD ref JS82) Reel - The Bush in Blossom (HD ref JW322) 4 Reel - Untitled Reel locally titled (Jimmy Ward's Reel HD ref JW329) March - The Boyne Water (HD ref JW309) Hornpipe - Bony over the Alps (HD ref JW287) 5 Polka - The Weary Soldier (HD ref JW304) Reel - Roll Her down the Hill often titled Roll Her down the Mountain (HD ref JW320) Jig - The Heart of My Kitty (HD ref JW294) 6 Jig - The Miners of Wicklow (HD ref JW296) Polka - The Drumlough Polka (HD ref JW303) Mazurka - Untitled Polka Mazurka (HD ref RG376) 7 Jig - The Royal Arch Mason (HD ref JW298) Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Untitled (HD ref JW315) a jig version of O'Carolan's Fanny Power Jig - Jackson's dear Whisky (HD ref JW292) 8 Varsovienna Tune - Untitled Varsovienna Tune Schottische - The Danish Polka (HD ref WS130) 9 Schottische - Old Chum Schottische (HD ref JW331) 10 |Polka - Untitled (Jimmy Ward's No 6 HD ref JW306) 11 Jig - Jackson's Morning Brush (HD ref JW292) Jig - Lannigan's Ball (HD ref RQ203) 12 Jig - The Queenstown Jig (HD ref JW297) Jig - Untitled Jig elsewhere titled by Jimmy Ward as Dan's wee Pot (HD ref JW291 ) 13 Waltz - Woodland Whispers (HD ref JW341) Waltz - The Starry Night (HD ref JW340) 14 Waltz - Untitled (HD ref ST357) locally known as Jimmy Ward's Waltz Reel - Queen's Wedding (HD ref ST354) 15 Jig - Pibrock of Donald Dhu (HD ref JW293) Quadrille Tune 6/8 - A Hundred Pipers (HD ref WS117) Jig - Blue Bonnets o'er the Border (HD ref WMcC94) 16 Hornpipe - Jack's the Lad (HD ref JE179) Jig - Johnny McGill (HD ref JW293) 17 Strathspey - Untitled Strathspey generally known as Miss Ramsey (HD ref JW335) Strathspey - The Lad that wears the Plaidie (HD ref JD131) 18 Figure Dance - Untitled generally known as The Princess Royal (HD ref WMcC93) 19 Jig - Jack's Alive (HD ref JW292) Fling - Captain Kelly's Fling (HD ref JW285) 20 Strathspey - The Braes aboon Bonaw (HD ref JW334) Jig - Rattle the Cash Jig - The Self Jig known locally in East Down as The Lilies of France and generally as The Girls of Banbridge (HD ref JW285) 21 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Lancers 1st figure (Jimmy Ward's No 8 HD ref JW314) Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Lancers 2nd figure generally known as I wish I were where Gaddy Rins (HD ref JW307) [Ward and many of his fiddlers added a 3rd part to the tune - a part of The Rakes of Mallow in either the key of G or D] 22 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Lancers 3rd figure (jig version of O'Carolan's Fanny Power (HD ref JW315) Quadrille Tune 4/4 - Lancers 5th figure locally known as Jimmy McClurg's (HD ref JW396) Polka - Untitled Polka (HD ref JW306) 23 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Oh Lassie are thou sleeping yet generally known as The Muckin O' Geordie's Byre Jig - The Rocky Road to Dublin (HD ref JW298) Mazurka- Untitled Polka Mazurka (HD ref JW301) 24 Polka - Untitled Polka (Jimmy Ward's No 4 HD ref JW305) [Jimmy Ward played this polka in two variations; (1) by playing parts 1, 2 & 4 as a three part tune, or (2) by playing it as below as a four part tune. (Parts 1 & 3 are the same)] 25 Jig - Before I was Married Mazurka - Untitled Polka Mazurka (HD ref BG185) Quadrille Tune 2/4 - La Russe (HD ref WS121) 26 Waltz - The Fairyland Waltz (HD ref JW338) Waltz - Nicholson's Waltz (HD ref JW337) 27 Untitled Tune Waltz - Mousetrap Waltz (HD ref JW340) 28 Polka - Untitled Polka (Jimmy Ward No 6 HD ref JW306) Polka - The Sultan Polka (HD ref JW304) Polka - Jenny Lynd (HD ref JW302 ) 29 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Bonnie Dundee (HD ref WS118) 30 Waltz - Untitled Waltz Schottische - The Mounte Rank Schottische

David Carse - Part 6 1 Reel - The Mason's Apron (HD ref WMcC98) Reel - The Liverpool Reel 2 Reel - Cameronian Reel Reel - The Five Mile Chase 3 Reel - The Glasgow Reel 4 Reel - The Yell Heifer (HD ref DG381) Reel - The Flogging Reel 5 Reel - MacDonald's Reel Hornpipe - The Liverpool Hornpipe (8 + 4 bars) - see number 6 below for remaining 4 bars 6 Reel - Blayberry Blossom Hornpipe - The Liverpool Hornpipe (4 bars) continued from number 5 above 7 Jig - Jackson's Jig generally known as Jackson's Morning Brush (HD ref JW292) Hornpipe - Queen's Favourite locally known as The Queen's Wedding (HD ref WMcC94) 8 Reel - The Gypsy Reel also known locally as The Gypsy Lass (HD ref WMcC97) Reel - Lochiel's Rant This reel was published in A Selection of Irish and Scottish Tunes , Edinburgh, 1804 by John McPherson Mulhollan. Mulhollan was born in 1781 and raised in Donaghadee, County Down some 15 miles from where Davy Carse was raised in the townland of Magherscouse. 9 Hornpipe - The Harvest Home Jig - Slashers generally known as The Kinnegad Slashers or locally, incorrectly, as The Kinnegar Slashers (HD ref JW295) 10 Reel - The Drummin Lasses Hornpipe - The Manchester Hornpipe 11 Reel - Box about the Coals also locally titled Fight about the Coals (HD ref JE181) Jig - The Connaught Man's Rambles (HD ref WMcC95) different version 12 Reel - Box about the Coals also locally titled Fight about the Coals (HD ref JE181) Reel - The Lasses of Drumbo 13 Hornpipe - The Cork Hornpipe Quadrille Tune 6/8 - The White House Lassie (HD ref JS84) 14 Hornpipe - The Cuckoo's Nest (HD ref JD147) 15 Hornpipe - The Blayden Hornpipe Hornpipe - Lens Hornpipe 16 Hornpipe - Split the Wood Hornpipe - Conway Hornpipe 17 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Royal Charlie also locally titled Wha'll be King but Charlie (HD ref WS128) Quadrille Tune 6/8 - The Laird of Cockpen (HD ref TO191) 18 Polka - Inver Folk in the Shaws Reel - Jenny among the Hay Schottische - Hop Light Loo (HD ref WMcC101) 19 Polka - The Bluebell Polka (HD ref JD154) 20 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - My Love is but a Lassie yet (HD ref WS121) Jig - Pop goes the Weasel Schottische - Highland generally titled Miss Stewart's Highland (HD ref WMcC101) 21 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - 4th Lancers generally titled Patience Lancers figure 4 (HD ref WS124) 22 Reel - The Rose of Castletown generally known as The Boys of the Lough 23 Hornpipe - Boneparte's Hornpipe Reel - Police Cap locally known as The Peeler's Cap (HD ref WMcC99) generally known as The Merry Blacksmith

David Carse - Part 4 1 Reel - Clyde Side Lasses generally known as The Banks of the Ilen Quadrille Tune 6/8 - The Gorilla Quadrille 2 Country Dance - Princess Royal (HD ref WMcC93) Quadrille Tune 6/8 - The Muses (HD ref JS84) 3 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - 1st Lancers (2nd part similar to the Gander in the Prattie hole ) Reel - The Heather Breeze 4 Schottische - Untitled locally titled Jimmy Ward's Schottische (HD ref JW330) Hornpipe - Willie Donaldson's Hornpipe 5 Reel - Through the Broom (HD ref RQ206) Reel - The Brandy Bottle (HD ref RQ206) Polka - Inver Folk in the Shaws 6 Jig - The Irish Washerwoman Jig - The Rakes of Kildare 7 Hornpipe - Untitled generally known as The Liverpool Hornpipe Quadrille Tune 6/8 - A Quadrille locally known as The Maid of the Mill (HD ref SW216) 8 Jig - The Trip to the Cottage (HD ref RQ202) Fling - Green grows the Rashes O' (HD ref JW285) 9 Jig - The Cork Jig Waltz - White Wings Waltz Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Untitled locally known as The Whitehouse Lass (HD ref JS84) 10 Polka - Lord Nelson Jig - Dublin Castle 11 Schottische - Money Musk March - The Dead March Song - Auld Lang Syne 12 Song - Till we meet again Jig - The Heart of my Kitty (HD ref JS82) 13 March - Johnny Cope (HD ref DG375) Hornpipe - Saint Patrick's Hornpipe 14 Hornpipe - English Hornpipe Hornpipe - Untitled Hornpipe 15 Hornpipe - Untitled Hornpipe Waltz - Jenny Joe 16 Hornpipe - Cork Hornpipe Quadrille Tune 6/8 - A Quadrille locally known as Jimmy Ward's No 8 (HD refJW314) Hornpipe - Untitled (7 bars) 17 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled Quadrille see Jimmy Ward's Untitled Quadrille No 11 for 4th of the Lancers (HD ref JW315) Jig - The Tenpenny Bit 18 Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Untitled Quadrille Tune 6/8 - Untitled similar to The Greba Galop (HD ref JD159) 19 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - My Love is but a Lassie yet (HD ref WS121) Quadrille Tune 2/4 - The Girl I left behind me (HD ref WS125) Jig - Nora Creana 20 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - The Boyne Water (HD ref JW309) Schottische - Hop Light Loo (HD ref WMcC101) 21 Schottische - The Danish Polka (HD ref WS130) Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka 22 Mazurka - Untitled Polka Mazurka locally known as Bobby Geddis's (HD ref BG185) Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled Quadrille 23 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled Quadrille Tune 2/4 Waltz - Untitled Waltz 24 Waltz - The Peekaboo Waltz (HD ref WS136) Schottische - The Danish Polka (HD ref WS130) 25 March - Killycrankie Waltz - Haire's Waltz 26 Quadrille Tune 2/4 - Untitled Quadrille Tune Quadrille Tune 6/8 - The Quaker's Wife generally known as Merrily danced the Quaker's Wife (HD ref JD158) 27 Jig- The Blackthorn Jig also locally titled Jimmy Savage's Quadrille Tune (HD ref JS173) Song - Old Folks at Home 28 Jig- Untitled generally titled Sweet Biddy from Sligo (HD ref JD149) Schottische - The German Schottische Polka - Untitled

Charlie Ferguson (flute), Davie Wylde (fiddle), Nigel Boullier (banjo), George Russell (bodhran), Davy Graham (guitar), Dianna Skillen (fiddle), Julian Friers (whistle/flute) Bangor - New Year's Eve 1975 Geordie McAdam - Gilmore's Kircubbin 1977 Dianna Skillen, Geordie McAdam, Nigel Boullier - Geordie's shop, Gray's Hill, Bangor 2014 Geordie McAdam, Stanley Mooney, Nigel Boullier - Stanley's home c. 1989 Geordie McAdam - Gilmore's Kircubbin 1977 1/3 Geordie McAdam Stanley Mooney Ernie Swain, Trevor Stewart - Johnny Joe's, Cushendall c.2014 Donaghadee Folk Club 1977 Geordie McAdam, Nigel Boullier, Ernie - Fealty's c.2017 Ernie Swain, Trevor Stewart - Johnny Joe's, Cushendall c.2014 1/4 Ernie Swain Sam McCaughey, Bernie Graham - Mournes c.1992 Sam McCaughey - Ballyferriter, Kerry c.1994 Leon Agnew, Sam McCaughey - Balloo House, 1977 Sam McCaughey, Bernie Graham - Mournes c.1992 1/3 Sam McCaughey Charlie Ferguson Dianna Skillen & Ben Lennon c.2018 Graeme Kirkham, Dianna Skillen - Coleraine 1976 Dianna Skillen, Julian Friers, George Russell, Philip O'Connor c.1974 Dianna Skillen & Ben Lennon c.2018 1/4 Dianna Skillen Davy Graham David (jnr) & Davy Lennon Foxy's Shed Davy Lennon, John Flack, Foxy Carberry, Nigel Boullier, Geordie McAdam - Bangor, 2020 Nigel Boullier, Brian Montague Queens University Belfast 2023 Photo courtesy of Alan Woods

Nigel Boullier Jigs/Quadrille tunes - Annie Laurie & Brian O'Neill Josie Nugent & Nigel Boullier (fiddles) and Brian Stafford ( uilleann pipes) play two Jigs or 6/8 Quadrille Tunes, Annie Laurie & Brian O'Neill that come from the playing of Jackie Donnan and Willie McCloy. Recorded Bangor 2022. Jigs - Jackson's Trip & the Boy in his Pants Nigel Boullier and Dianna Skillen play two Jigs - Jackson's Trip & The Boy in his Pants . Nigel learnt Jackson's Trip from fiddle player Jackie Donnan, which he in turn learnt from Willie McCloy, and he learned T he Boy in his Pants from Lisburn fiddler Liam Donnelly . Recorded in 1994.

Robbie Gray Robbie Gray's manuscripts were handed down to Davy Gray. The manuscripts were offered to me by Davy's close friend John McAdam in 1997. Robbie Gray initially went to Jimmy Ward to learn the fiddle. In 1930 he taught his brother Davy, who was 8 years younger, to play by learning the rudiments of written music. 1 Jig - Untitled Jig (HD ref JW311) Barndance - Kitty's Barndance (HD ref JW284) Song - When you gan away Jamie Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka (HD ref RG376) 2 Schottische - The Danish Polka (HD ref WS130) March - Jonnie Cope (HD ref RG375) March - John McKenzie's March (HD ref RG375) 3 Waltz - Ye Banks and Braes O bonny Down Waltz - Untitled Waltz generally titled Come O'er the stream Charlie (HD ref JD166) Waltz - Untitled Waltz generally titled Jimmy Ward's Waltz (HD ref JW357) Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka locally called Robbie Gray's Mazurka No2 (HD ref RG377) 4 Hornpipe - The Honeysuckle Hornpipe

Davy Gray Davy Gray tragically died in 1990 following being robbed at home, a farmhouse at the Burren midway between Ballynahinch and Dromore, when his house was ransacked. The manuscripts went to Davy's close friend John McAdam, who offered them to me in 1997. 1 Reel - Kitty Robertson (HD ref DG378) 2 Reel - The Carrick Boys generally known as The Wise Maid 3 Hornpipe - Untitled Hornpipe 4 Reel - The Pure Drop 5 Jig - Untitled Jig 6 Reel - The Twelve Locks (HD ref DG380) Reel - Drowsy Maggie 7 Reel - The Milliner's Daughter Reel - The Grain of Tea (HD ref DG380) Reel - Over the Waves (HD ref DG379) Reel - Curran's Fancy (HD ref DG379) 8 Hornpipe - The Sherwood Rangers (HD ref DG372) 9 Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka locally known as James McElroy's Mazurka (HD ref JMcE249) 10 Mazurka - Untitled Polka Mazurka locally known as Davy Gray's Mazurka No 1 (HD ref DG 376) 11 Mazurka - Untitled Polka Mazurka (Jackie Donnan No 1 HD ref WS115) 12 Barndance - Untitled Barndance locally known as Davy Gray's Barndance No 1 (HD ref DG370) 13 Barndance - Untitled Barndance known locally as Davy Gray's Barndance No 2 Mazurka - Untitled Mazurka locally known as Davy Gray's Mazurka No 2 (HD ref DG 376) 14 Jig - The White Pony (HD ref DG374) 15 Jig - Untitled Jig Jig - Burke's Jig 16 Hornpipe - McElligott's Hornpipe (HD ref DG371) 17 Reel - Clancy's Fancy (HD ref DG 378) Reel - Colonel Rodney Reel - Lady Forbes (HD ref DG379) 18 Reel - The Dairy Maid Reel - Jackson's No Nine generally titled Dowd's Number Nine Reel - Master McDermott's 19 Jig - The Gold Ring Jig - The Maid on the Bridge (HD ref DG 374) 20 Slip Jig - The Sport of the Chase Slip Jig - The Fox Hunter Slip Jig - The Hunt Planxty - Madam Maxwell 21 Jig - I'm a Young Man (HD ref ST353) Jig - The Drunken Parson (HD ref PJJS174)