Does the third tune of this set have another name? I just can't think of it. For some reason I keep hearing a recording of Paddy Keenan playing it. But I have been wrong before...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu-IGCS0f2Y

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I think it is the man/woman/mistress/lady/lord of the house. But I'm keeping my options open.

I know it as The Woman Of The House. I don't rightly recall, but just as in the vid info, I may have heard it called The First Month Of Summer once or twice.

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Paddy Keenan plays it on this CD Long Grazing Acre
Colliers and The Woman of the House
https://youtu.be/3XZAd-Fo_MQ.

The tune John McSherry plays sounds more like The Colliers Reels played after the Old Bush Reel.

Cheers

Ferg

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I've never heard it called anything but the Woman of the House. The Mistress of the House is a title I usually hear reserved for Tommy Reck's version of the tune (which has a substantially different B part). It's definitely the same tune as the second one in the Paddy Keenan track as well.

Thanks everyone-- Woman of the House it is. It is also on the Keenan/Glackin recording called Doublin'.

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I think the Keenan recording is called port an piobaire, which he made with arty mcglynn. Oh, and it's on the 'Doublin'' album too.