Galway Bay
I learnt this in G, but it seems the session knew it in E which is slightly easier to play it in on the fiddle. I did enjoy a G minor chord on the mandolin at the end though so I have included the G dorian version at the bottom.
X: 1
T: Galway Bay
R: Hornpipe
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Edor
|:EF|GFGA ~B3d|e2Be efge|dBge dBAB|GFED EDB,D|
~E3F GFGE|D2DE FEDB,|EFGA BAGF|G2E2 E2:|
e2- |edBd efge|edBd BGEF |~G3A BABc|dABG FEDB,|
GDBG FDAF|GDBG FAB=c|Bdef gfed|B2e2 e2:|
X: 1
T: Galway Bay
R: hornpipe
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Gdor
GA|:~B3 c dcdf|~g3 a gabg|fdbg fdcd|B{c}AGF GFDF|
GFGA BABG|~F3 G AGFD|GABc dcBA|(3BcB G2 G2 z2:|
|:g{a}fdf gabg|gfdf dBGA|~B3 c dcde|fc (3dcB AGFD|
BFdB cFcA|BFdB Acd_e|dfga bagf|d2 g2 g2 z2:|