Folk dance music--Ireland]]> Hornpipes]]> Fiddle tunes--Ireland]]> McDonnell-Garvey, Máire 4192187]]> Keegan, Josephine (fiddle, piano) (composer) 72741909]]>
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.]]> Keegan, Josephine ]]> ]]> More info.]]> Folk dance music--Ireland]]> Jigs]]> Fiddle tunes--Ireland]]> Elizabeth Collins (née Rochford), I drank many's the mug of black tea. I remember her tea being very strong and having to drink it without milk. I questioned my granny as to why she made it so strong. Her response to me was that it was 'no good unless you could trot a mouse on it'. Food for thought I suppose.

My good friend, the wonderful musician Josephine Keegan, composed this lovely tune. She plays it here for us on fiddle to her own piano accompaniment. Josephine did make some tea for Sandy and me when we visited her home in County Armagh and she did have milk! Josephine's composition may also be found in The Keegan Tunes, Cuid a Trá (Book 3).]]> Keegan, Josephine (fiddle, piano) (composer) 72741909]]>
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