An Cailin Rua polka

This is a transcription of Josie McDermott’s playing of the slow air ‘An Cailin Rua’ from his album ‘Darby’s Farewell’:
https://thesession.org/recordings/130
The ornamentation is from the first time through, but the ornamentation on the second time is very similar. ‘t’ is a tap, ‘c’ is a cut. Needless to say, one probably must have heard McDermott’s playing to make musical sense of the transcription as it is only an approximation. A very close rendition, by Tom McElvogue on a Bb flute, may be listened to on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alsxmrTizGk

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and another rendition, also on Bb flute, is on his CD, The Long Hard Road:
https://thesession.org/recordings/3829
Note, however, that this transcription is of Josie McDermott’s playing, and that although, as per instructions, I haven’t added any additional items to the ABC notation, I have changed the default L from 1/8 to 1/4.

There are several places (e.g. the first note of measures 6 and 7) where what should be a quaver and a crotchet (eighth note and quarter note) respectively, have come out in the score as semiquavers (sixteenth notes). On my software (easyABC) this doesn’t happen, and I don’t know how to fix it. Sorry about that, but the errors should be clear as the measures are very short. (I find I have no end of trouble with ‘>’ in ABC notation, but can’t seem to do without it. Will try to produce an ABC version without ‘>’s, but doubt that I’ll succeed.)

I was able to produce an ABC version without any ‘>’s and to substitute it for the original post. The staff notation is correct now, so please ignore the previous comment.

I had listened to this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku_riSK1VGU

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I looked for it, with this title, but the music seems very different to me!
Is there any other transcript? Should I look for it with a different title?