The Humours Of Ayle House jig

Source: Terry Bingham - "Traditional Irish Music From Doolin Co"
Transcription: g.m.p.

My version of this has C nats:

X: 1
T: The Humours Of Ayle House
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmix
FDE F2d|cAA BAG|FDE F2d|cAF ~G3|
FDE F2d|cAB cde|~f3 ded|1 cAF GAG:|2 cAF G2B||
|:cAA fed|cAG A2B|cAA fed|cAF GAB|
cAA fed|cAB cde|~f3 ded|1 cAF G2B:|2 cAF GAG||

I have a version from ‘Paddy O’Brien’s Sets: Tune Sets Arranged by Paddy O’Brien, Co. Tipperary’, edited by Dave Gabol and John Walsh and available at Ceolas-

http://www.ceolas.org/tunes/

That seems to have a middle part. Here’s the ABC’s-

X:2
T:Kilfinane
M:6/8
L:1/8
R:jig
K:G
A/G/ |: FDE ~F2d | cAA BAG | FDE FdB | cAF GAG |
FDE ~F2d | cAB cde | fef ded | cAF G2 :|
e |: fdd fed | cAB cde | fdd fed | cAF ~G2g |
fdd fed | cAB cde | faf ded | cAF G2 :|
A/B/ |: cAA fed | cAG ~A2B | cAA fed | cAF GAB |
cAA fed | cAB cde | (4fgaf ded | cAF G2 :|

Although very similar to the second part that was already here, there are a couple of differences, mostly the repeated phrases in bars 1-3,5 & 7. Almost makes for a single first part followed by a double ending (as opposed to the double first part and single ending that you see every once in a while).

This is called Boring the Leather in the Goodman collection.

is from the playing of Emmett Gill:
https://archive.org/details/KilfinaneJigAllistrumsMarch

Oh well. Having had a closer look at the other settings, I guess it would have sufficed to mention that he plays it with C#s throughout…

similar in parts to the above tune…

This "Boring the Leather" is related, but with F naturals instead of F sharps: https://thesession.org/tunes/13112