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Eddie Moloney’s

I learned this lovely jig, “Eddie Moloney’s”, from Terry Bingham during the Russell Memorial Weekend back in 2012. Eddie Moloney was a flute player from East Galway and this particular tune was recorded on one of my all time favourite albums, “The Thing Itself” by Maeve Donnelly & Peadar O’Loughlin.

X:1
T:Eddie Moloney’s
M:6/8
L:1/8
R:jig
K:D
|:FDD ADD|ded cAG|FDD AdB|=cAG AGE|
FDD ADD|ded cAG|faf ged|cAG AGE:||
|:Ade f2a|daf gec|Ade f2a|ged cAG|
Ade f2a|daf g2g|faf ged|cAG AGE:||

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