Sean Tiobrad Arann jig

In English , the

Is this tune related to Winnie Hayes?

I learned this tune from a recording by the short-lived group General Humbert. They paired it with “Old Joe’s Jig” and their version went:

d|cAF G2 G|ABA G2 d|cAG GFG|ADE FGd|cAF G2 G|
ABA GBd|fdd edd|fdd cA:||:F|GBd g2 f|gaf g2 f|d2 g gfg|
a2 g fga|bag agf|gfe f2 e|1 dcA d2 e|fed cA:|2 dcA a2 g|fed cA||

Key signature: A Dorian
Submitted on June 22nd 2002 by Josh Kane.
https://thesession.org/tunes/797

Here’s the version Niall and Cillian Vallely play on “Callan Bridge” after The Humours of Derryloughan

X: 1
T: Old Tipperary
S: “Callan Bridge”
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
“D”dcA “G”~G3| “D/A”AGF “G”~G3 | “D”dcA “G”~G3 |“D/A”AGE F2 A |
“D”dcA “G”~G3| “D/A”AGF “G”G2 d | “D”fdd “(D/C”edd | “Bm7”fdd “D/A)”cAF :|
“G”GBd ~g3 |“C”gaf ~g2f |“G/B”d2g gfg |“Am”~a2g “D”fga |
“Em”bc’b “D”agf | “C”gfe “Bm”~f2 e | “D”dcA “(D/C”cde | “Bm7”fed “D/A)”cAF :|

X: 4
T: Sean Tiobrad Arann
T: The Old Tipperary
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|: d |\
cAF G2 F | ABA G2 d | cAG GFG | ADE FGd |
cAF G3 | ABA GB/c/d | fdd e2 d | fdc A2 :|
|: D |\
GB/c/d g2 f | gaf g2 e | dgg Ggg | a/b/ag ff/g/a |
bag agf | gfe f2 e | dcA d2 e | fed c2 :|

This transcription, simplified, is from the playing of Robert McGowran, recorded here:

“Robert MacGowran & Ruairi KellyBasically: Traditional Irish Music - Whistle And Guitar”
https://thesession.org/recordings/4258

Track 5, the third tune in a set of 3 jigs, with the emphasis on showing some of Robert’s variations, such as those that also offer the opportunity for a wind player to catch a breath, the slow-quick bits, such as the two in the 7th bar of the A-part ~ | f2 d e2 d | ~ which can be and are also played ~ | fdd edd | ~ or, the B-part, bar 3 & 4 ~ | dgg d2 g | f/g/ag f2 a | ~ | dgg dgg | f/g/ag fga | ~ compare with other transcriptions for more examples…

While no rolls are given in this notation, preferring to leave that up to free choice, GAG is usually rolled in one form or another, which would be notated as ~G3

My original comment seems to have been truncated. Although it was 9 years ago, I think I meant to say that the title in English was “The Old Tipperary” jig. The version I posted would almost certainly have come from Mick Moloney’s first solo album, “We Have Met Together”, which I seem to remember was the first ever LP of traditional Irish music I bought.

I learned this from Cran, who played it after the Old Hag you Have killed me. Great set!