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"O’Hanlon’s Bridge"
From ‘The Keegan Tunes, Vol. 1’-
"O’Hanlon’s Bar is renowned throughout Ireland as a formost venue for traditional music. This is in keeping with (the) bars role in the preservation of the music and heritage of the area, and it is unique in the world - still a family business after fifteen generations and 400 years! Ringed by an attractive river walk, this spot is typical of the wider surrounding Ring of Gullion, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty."
One of my favorites from this work, I still don’t have the CD and am still hoping to some day pay a visit! (My family’s originally from the Monaghan/Armagh area, though from the US of A for several generations.)
A lovely tune, thanks… Check your mailbox…
"The Keegan Tunes: The Compositions of Josephine Keegan", 2002
by fiddler and piano player Josephine Keegan
page 62: "O’Hanlon’s Bridge"
The title refers to a bridge in the picturesque Ring of Gullion area of south Armagh, located next to O’Hanlan’s Bar, a renowned venue for traditional music.
"O’Hanlon’s Bridge" ~ that email lost, here’s some other ways with it
X: 2
T: O’Hanlon’s Bridge
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Ador
|: e/d/ |\
cBA EAA | EAc edc | dBG DGG | DGB edB |
c2 A EAA | EAe d2 f | gfg dBG | AB/A/G A2 :|
|: b |\
aee Ace | aec baf | gdd baf | gdB GG/A/B |
cee AA/B/c | Bdd e2 f | g2 g dBg | ABG A2 :|
I gather dear Jeremy made the corrections to the original ABCs as he saw them…