The Dublin Lasses

reel

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on February 5th 2002 by Josh Kane.

This tune has been added to 22 tunebooks.

Also known as The Boys Of Ballisodare, The Boys Of Ballysadare.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• A Musical Trip To Coleman Country by Various Artists
• After The Morning by Mark Nelson
• An Fhidil, Sraith 2 by Sean Keane, Kevin Burke, Paddy Glackin And Seamus Creagh
• An Historic Recording Of Irish Traditional Music by Paddy Canny, P.J. Hayes, Peader O'Loughlin, Bridie Lafferty
• An Tris Is A Rian by Claire Keville, John Weir And Eithne Ni Dhonaile
• Ard Rí by Aileach
• As We Got Them: Traditional Flute And Fiddle Music From County Sligo by Various Artists
• Bridgetown by Johnny B. Connolly
• Cathal Hayden by Cathal Hayden
• Celtic Winds (Irish Music In America) by Various Artists
• Chrissy Crowley by Chrissy Crowley
• Clare Ceili by The Kilfenora Ceili Band
• Cold In April by Mat Walklate
• Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 3 by Matt Cunningham
• Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 3 CD Version by Matt Cunningham
• Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 5 by Matt Cunningham
• Hell For Leather by Swallow's Tail Céilí Band
• Hives Of Honeyed Sound by Padraic Mac Mathuna
• Humours Of Highgate by John Blake, Lamond Gillespie And Mick Leahy
• Irish Traditional Fiddle Music by John Kelly And James Kelly With Michael Crehan And Michael Gavin
• Live In Belfast by Cathal Hayden
• Lord Mayo by Le Cheile
• Maiden Voyage by Various Artists
• Misneach by Misneach
• My Love Is In America by Various Artists
• On TSean - Am Anall by Danny O'Donnell
• Playground by Emer Mayock
• Round The House: Music For The Sets Volume 1 by Various Artists
• Sarah McFadyen And Kris Drever by Sarah McFadyen And Kris Drever
• Seoltai Seidte (Setting Sail) by Various Artists
• Set Dances Of Ireland, Volume I by Various Artists
• Sligo Fiddle (Disk 2) by John Vesey
• Suite by Kevin Burke And Cal Scott
• Take A Bow by Matt Cranitch
• The Best Ever Traditional Irish Pub Session Volume Two by Various Artists
• The Chieftains 1 by The Chieftains
• The Dear Little Isle by Inishbofin Ceili Band
• The Fertile Rock by Chris Droney
• The Hare Said A Prayer To The Rainbow And Followed The Fox Down The Hole by Dana Lyn And Kyle Sanna
• The Lakes Of Sligo by Carmel Gunning
• The McDonaghs Of Ballinafad And Friends by Larry And Michael Joe McDonagh
• The Morning Dew by Brendan Mulvihill And Donna Long
• The Mountain Road by Various Artists
• The Music Makers: Celebrating 35 Years Of Comhaltas In Leeds by Leeds CCE
• The Natural Bridge by Ben Lennon And Friends
• The Rowsome Tradition: Five Generations Of Uileann Piping by Kevin Rowsome
• The Shores Of Lough Graney by P.J.Hayes And Martin Hayes
• Thunderhead by Malcolm Dalglish And Grey Larsen
• Traditional Fiddle Music From East Clare by Paddy Canny
• Traditional Irish Fiddle Music by The Kilfenora Fiddle Ceili Band
• Traditional Irish Music In America: The East Coast by Various Artists
• Traditional Music From East Clare by Mary MacNamara
• Whistle Wizardry by Vinnie Kilduff

X: 1
T: Dublin Lasses, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
|: dG~G2 dGeG | dGGA BA~A2 | dG~G2 dGeG | AcBA GEE2 |
dG~G2 dGeG | dGGA BA~A2 | GABd (3efe dB | AcBA GEE2 :|
|: gfga baga | gfga beef | gfga ba~a2 | gefd Bee2 |
~g2ga baga | gfga be (3fga | bgaf (3efg fe | dBAc BEE2 :|

Well, I just learned this tune about...oh sayyyyy...4 gours ago during what was supposed to be band practice (our director eventually showed up at around 9:30). So, during that slack off time, my fiddle-playing friend taught me this tune. Right now, I'm in Study Hall in the Library with all my work done and absolutely nothing to do. Hmm...why not post a tune?!

# Posted on February 5th 2002 by Josh Kane

This sounds like a version of The Boys of Ballysodare, but with some interesting little twists in it.

# Posted on February 6th 2002 by CreadurMawnOrganig

Yes, it does sound a lot like Boys of Ballysodare. On Brendan Mulvihill's cd "the morning dew" he plays it with a third part which gives it a minor twist. Best version of it that i've heard

# Posted on February 14th 2010 by maleko

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/1354

# Posted on February 14th 2010 by Kenny

It is called Dublin lasses in O'Neill's 1001, in F wich sounds nice actually

# Posted on November 2nd 2010 by Mc twist