Name this jig (please)

Trad Irish Music
1

Here’s a nifty jig I learned when I was first taking whistle classes in Baltimore, MD. My teacher may have given it a name, but darned if I remember it. I have put it in abc format in the hopes that someone may be able to play it and tell me what the name is crosses fingers, so I can call it out in session when folks ask.

Tapudh leabh. :smiley:

Here’s the abc:

X: 1
T: ?
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmaj
D|GFG AGA|Bee dBA|BAB GAB|AGE EDE|
|G2G AGA|Bee dBA|BAB GAB|AGF G2:|
f|:gfe fed|ege dBA|Bee dBA|Bee e2f|
[1 |gfe fed|(3efg e dBA|BAB GAB|AGF G2:|
[2 |gfg aga|bge dBA|BAB GAB|AGF G2|

2

This is called most often
Donnybrook Fair
or sometimes
The Humours of Donnybrook
or sometimes
The Love of My Life

It’s one of my favourite jigs.

3

Gee! That took a whole 29 minutes! We’re slowing up

4

Excellent! Thank you so much for such swift detective work!

5

That wasn’t hard, but you’re wellcome! It was one of the first jigs i learned (from a Scoiltrad lesson – not sure now if it was for flute or whistle).

6

…Also called “Joy of My Life”.