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1. Aug 29,  · Works so many ways in relating to Irish dance, drinking bottom’s up, Seamus background of detecting the jig’s up 0 likes. Reply. Robert Lee Hunt August 30, Seamus’s Surf and turf 0 likes. Reply. Kelly Smothers August 30, Shenanigans! Love these books! 0 likes. Reply. Glenda August 30, Bar name. Irish dreams.

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2. This website was created through a partnership with Séamus Connolly and the Boston College Libraries (). All materials on this site may be freely shared and adapted according to the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial International License.. Suggested project citation: Seamus Connolly and Boston College Libraries,

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3. Dean holds his breath, listening, waiting to see Seamus jig into his line of view with his headphones on or to jump out from behind the door, thinking this is just a surprise visit. What he gets, though, is a lot less happy than that.

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4. The Black-Haired Lass/ The Smokey House. The standard session setting of this has C sharps in the first part, this setting from Séamus Ennis stays full A minor with C naturals.

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5. Like the first half, the second half began with a lively jig set. It continued with a second jig set Martin put together, with button accordion and guitar at the start but adding the other players later. James then gave us a third song, whose title I didn’t catch.

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6. Seamus Tansey, also spelled Séamus Tansey, is an Irish flute player born in Gorteen, Co. Sligo, Ireland in He won the All-Ireland flute title in

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7. Recordings and book sources for the double jig known as Lark in the Morning, The, Lark in the Morning, An Fhuiseog ar Maidin, The Clare Lark, Seamus Ennis' Lark in the Morning, Dominick Rooney's, Dominic Rooney's Jig, Jig, TTS1 "Splice Jigs", The Connemara Jigs, The Burren Flowers,, Lark in the Morning.

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8. A traditional Irish jig with one setting and one comment that has been added to twelve tunebooks.

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