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O'Connell's Welcome To Dublin

jig

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on November 20th 2003 by Grack.

This tune has been added to 17 tunebooks.

Also known as The Ballinamore , Contentment Is Wealth, Molloy's Favourite, Molloys Favourite, O'Connell's Welcome To Dublin, Paddy Carty's, Paddy Carty's Favourite, Tony Molloy's.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: O'Connell's Welcome To Dublin
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
ef |: ~g3 edc | ~B3 EFG | ~F3 DFA | dAF AFD|
~g3 edc | ~B3 EFG | (3B^cd B AGF | GEE ~E3 :|
|: ~e3 Beg | bge gfe | ~d3 Adf | ~a3 afd |
~e3 Beg| bge ~g3 | (3B^cd B AGF | GEE ~E3 :|

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O'Connell's Welcome To Dublin sheetmusic
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Recordings

This jig was recorded by Sean Ryan (fiddle) and P.J. Malony (flute) on their LP, "Traditional Music of Ireland, Vol. 1" (Avoca).

# Posted on November 20th 2003 by Grack

Sheet music sources

You can also find the sheet music in

Traditional Irish Tin Whistle Tutor by Geraldine Cotter. Here it is titled as Molloy's Favourite.

The Complete Irish Tin Whistle Tutor by L.E. McCullough

# Posted on November 21st 2003 by sjt

Key

This tune is a great one - It might help to know that even though the key signature may lead one to believe it's G, it's actually in E minor. Something good to look for especially when learning a new tune/playing it for the first time, so you can see how the harmony is leading the tune itself to where it's naturally going.

# Posted on November 25th 2003 by jamminben

"Contentment is Wealth" ~ almost nil perceptable diff

Key signature: e minor
Submitted on May 15th 2003 by gian marco.
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/1662

# Posted on December 8th 2005 by ceolachan

"Paddy Carty's Favourite" ~ in Triplicate

Key signature: E minor (not E Dorian)
Submitted on March 12th 2004 by gian marco.
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/2642

# Posted on December 13th 2005 by ceolachan

Tony Molloy's

Often called after Tony Molloy, who played the flute in the All-Ireland champion Leitrim Ceili Band, a group from East Galway that also included box player Joe Burke c. 1960.

# Posted on October 1st 2006 by blarneystar

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