Some tune sets often heard at O'Malleys. There are many more
tunes and sets played than this, but these seem to pop up a lot
and are in my repertoire:
Tommy Coen's
Maudabawn Chapel
Hunter's House
Knotted Cord
Green Gates
Salamanca
Banshee
Sailor's Bonnet
The Night old Larry Got Stretched
Marie Rua
Hardiman the Fiddler
Tatterjack Walsh
Cook in the Kitchen
Crowley's #1
Crowley's #2
Sergeant Early's Dream
Paddy Fahey's
Battering Ram
Larry Redican's Bow (Legacy)
The Night in Ennis
Return to Camden Town
Plough and the Stars
The Old Bush
Yellow Wattle
Pat McKenna's
Christy Barry's
Cooley's
Wise Maid
Shaskeen
Old Copperplate
Donegal Reel
Sheehan's
McKenna's
Colliers'
Trim the Velvet
Stack of Barley
Home Ruler
Kitty's Wedding
Rambing Pitchfork
Mug of Brown Aile
Connagut Man's Rambles
Cronin's
Plains of Boyle
Off to California
Toss the Feathers (D maj)
Toss the Feathers (E min)
Queen of the Fair
Will You Come Home with Me
Statia Donnelly
Pipe on the Hob #1
Pipe on the Hob #2
George White's Favourite
Bird in the Bush
O'Connell's Trip to Parliament
Ships are Sailing
Crooked Road to Dublin
Humours of Ballyconnell
Cup of Tea
Miss Monahan
Corner House
Earl's Chair
Green Mountain
Drunken Landlady
Road to Rio
Swinging on a Gate
Concertina Reel
First House in Connaught
Doonagore
Congress
Humours of Tulla
Willie Coleman's
Pipe on the Hob #1
Cliffs of Moher
Some "standalone" tunes:
Choice Wife
Christmas Eve
Nine Points of Roughery
Dowd's No. Nine
Duke of Leinster
Farewell to Erin
Rolling Waves
Consideine's Grove
White Petticoat
Morrison's Jig
Strayaway Child
Silver Spire
Father Kelly's (Rossmore Jetty)
Foxhunters
Gravel Walks
Banish Misfortune
Anything for John Joe
Stone of Destiny
Kid on the Mountain
Shaskeen
Rights of Man
Chief O'Neill's Favourite
Musical Priest
Trip to Sligo
Old Favourity
Dinkey's
Launching the Boat
Roving Bachelor
Scattery Island
Graf Spee
Virginia Reel
Gold Ring
Also, this almost goes without saying, you
should learn these tunes at some stage if you
are new to Irish Trad:
Both these sessions are still going strong. The Tues
one can be pretty sparse with only 2-3 people sometimes.
The Tues one is slow paced with lots of chat and a few songs.
The Sun one is full on - ceili band pace most of the time.
Session Time
Gets underway around 5PM.
# Posted on October 12th 2004 by Mark Tandy
Great session!!
so fast..so good..advanced and learners alike...
great fun.
# Posted on April 12th 2005 by paul_summerfield
Sets?
Are there any usual sets that are played?
# Posted on September 4th 2006 by grnwhistle
Tuesday also
In the past few months, this session also runs on Tuesday nights
from about 6.30 onwards. The Tues one has a different leader and
different "regulars"
# Posted on January 30th 2009 by Hup
Common sets and tunes at O'Malley's
This is way overdue, but I'm doing it:
Some tune sets often heard at O'Malleys. There are many more
tunes and sets played than this, but these seem to pop up a lot
and are in my repertoire:
Tommy Coen's
Maudabawn Chapel
Hunter's House
Knotted Cord
Green Gates
Salamanca
Banshee
Sailor's Bonnet
The Night old Larry Got Stretched
Marie Rua
Hardiman the Fiddler
Tatterjack Walsh
Cook in the Kitchen
Crowley's #1
Crowley's #2
Sergeant Early's Dream
Paddy Fahey's
Battering Ram
Larry Redican's Bow (Legacy)
The Night in Ennis
Return to Camden Town
Plough and the Stars
The Old Bush
Yellow Wattle
Pat McKenna's
Christy Barry's
Cooley's
Wise Maid
Shaskeen
Old Copperplate
Donegal Reel
Sheehan's
McKenna's
Colliers'
Trim the Velvet
Stack of Barley
Home Ruler
Kitty's Wedding
Rambing Pitchfork
Mug of Brown Aile
Connagut Man's Rambles
Cronin's
Plains of Boyle
Off to California
Toss the Feathers (D maj)
Toss the Feathers (E min)
Queen of the Fair
Will You Come Home with Me
Statia Donnelly
Pipe on the Hob #1
Pipe on the Hob #2
George White's Favourite
Bird in the Bush
O'Connell's Trip to Parliament
Ships are Sailing
Crooked Road to Dublin
Humours of Ballyconnell
Cup of Tea
Miss Monahan
Corner House
Earl's Chair
Green Mountain
Drunken Landlady
Road to Rio
Swinging on a Gate
Concertina Reel
First House in Connaught
Doonagore
Congress
Humours of Tulla
Willie Coleman's
Pipe on the Hob #1
Cliffs of Moher
Some "standalone" tunes:
Choice Wife
Christmas Eve
Nine Points of Roughery
Dowd's No. Nine
Duke of Leinster
Farewell to Erin
Rolling Waves
Consideine's Grove
White Petticoat
Morrison's Jig
Strayaway Child
Silver Spire
Father Kelly's (Rossmore Jetty)
Foxhunters
Gravel Walks
Banish Misfortune
Anything for John Joe
Stone of Destiny
Kid on the Mountain
Shaskeen
Rights of Man
Chief O'Neill's Favourite
Musical Priest
Trip to Sligo
Old Favourity
Dinkey's
Launching the Boat
Roving Bachelor
Scattery Island
Graf Spee
Virginia Reel
Gold Ring
Also, this almost goes without saying, you
should learn these tunes at some stage if you
are new to Irish Trad:
http://www.thesession.org/discussions/display/13056
# Posted on August 31st 2009 by Hup
Typos
Sorry about the typos in the list above - if some of the tune
names seem odd, I probably misspelled or mistyped them.
# Posted on September 4th 2009 by Hup
The Tues. night one really doesn't get going until about 8.45
now (Nov 2011).
The Sun one roars along from just before 5:00pm until 7.30 ish,
sometimes going as late as 8:30
# Posted on November 27th 2011 by Hup
Still going strong
Both these sessions are still going strong. The Tues
one can be pretty sparse with only 2-3 people sometimes.
The Tues one is slow paced with lots of chat and a few songs.
The Sun one is full on - ceili band pace most of the time.
# Posted on May 10th 2012 by Hup