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8 5 12 20121206 12 story of how the uilleann pipes lost the foot- joint.”). A few other examples of jigs that go to down to C are “Paddy Fahey’s”, “Humors of Clare”, and from O’Neills Music of Ireland, “The Luck Penny” and “My Brother Tom”. A good ex- ample of a slip jig is “Súgradh Aibhistín”, a ver- sion of “Gusty’s Frolics” in the Breathnach collection. Among D reels that go down to C we have “Mother’s Delight”, “Julia Delaney”, “The Maids of Mitchelstown”, “The Return to Milltown”, “The Tempest”, “Tuttle’s”, “The Broken Pledge”, “Sgt. Early’s Dream”, “Farewell to Connaught”, “Tap the Barrel”, “Teach Nua an Chustaim” and one of the “Paddy Fahey’s” (starts with ADDA). Seán Ryan composed some lovely tunes that visit “Blind Paddy’s Fancy” from John Geoghegan’s Compleat Tutor for the Pastoral or New Bagpipe

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