X: 1
T: Mary McMahon's Reel (D major)
C: traditional
O: Ireland
R: Reel
Z: transcribed and arranged by Frank Weber
S: learned from Anne Seeger, Anne learned it from fiddle player Dónal Campbell in 2017
N: Chords: | D  -  | D  C  | D  -  | G  A   |
N:         | D  -  | D  C  | D  -  | A  D  :|
N:         | D  -  | G  -  | D  -  | G  A   |
N:         | D  -  | G  D  | G  A  | G  -  :|
N:         Last line to finish:
N:         | D  -  | G  D  | G  A  | G  -   | D  |]
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
Q: 1/4=180
K: D major % 2 sharps
N:
N: Tune only:
N: ==========
N: de | fdec d2AG | FGAB =cAGB | Ad d/d/d fded | B/c/d ef geag  |
N:      fdec d2AG | FGAB =cAGB | Ad d/d/d fded |    cA Bc d2   :|
N: ag | f2fg a2ga | bgag  fdde | f2 fg    a2ga |    bg af gbag  |
N:      f2fg a2ga | bgag  fdda | bg af    gfed | B/c/d ef g2   :|
N:
N: P: Last line to finish:
N:      f2fg a2ga | bgag  fdda | bg af    gfed | B/c/d ef g2fe  | d8 |]
N:
N: Tune with Chords:
N: =================
de | "D" fdec d2AG | "D" FGAB "C" =cAGB | "D" Ad d/d/d  fded | "G" B/c/d ef "A" geag  |
     "D" fdec d2AG | "D" FGAB "C" =cAGB | "D" Ad d/d/d  fded | "A"    cA Bc "D" d2   :|
ag | "D" f2fg a2ga | "G" bgag      fdde | "D" f2 fg     a2ga | "G"    bg af "A" gbag  |
     "D" f2fg a2ga | "G" bgag "D"  fdda | "G" bg af "A" gfed | "G" B/c/d ef     g2   :|
N:
P: Last line to finish:
     "D" f2fg a2ga | "G" bgag "D"  fdda | "G" bg af "A" gfed | "G" B/c/d ef     g2fe  | "D" d8 |]
N:
D: 1973: Paddy Moloney & Sean Potts: Tin Whistles (titled 'Miko Russell's Reel')
D: 1977: Johnny Cronin (fiddle) & Joe "Banjo" Burke (banjo): Cronin and Burke (titled 'Maureen Glynn's Fiddle / Micko Russell's')
D: 1978: Kevin Taylor & Mary Conray: Irish Traditional Music (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 1978: Boys of the Lough / Cathal McConnell (whistle): Wish You Were Here - Highlands and Islands Tour (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 1979: Fintan Vallely (flute): Traditional Irish Flute Music (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 1984: Len Graham: Ye Lovers All (lilted after song 'When I was a Bachelor')
D: 1987: Desi Wilkinson: Three Piece Flute (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 1989: Boxty (Christine Dowling, Martin Dowling & Bob Newton): Boxty (titled 'Micko Russell's')
D: 1996: Laurence Nugent (C whistle): Trad. Irish Music on Flute and Tin-Whistle (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 1996: De Dannan (Frankie Gavin, Alec Finn, Colm Murphy, Derek Hickey & Tommy Flemming). Hibernian Rhapsody (first tune in 'Noel Hill's' set)
D: 1996: Wendy MacIsaac (fiddle) & Ashley MacIsaac (piano): That’s What You Get (6th tune in the 'Dr. Shaw' set)
D: 1997: At the Racket (John Carty, Brian McGrath, Garry O'Briain & Seamus O'Donnell): At the Racket (titled 'Mary McMahon', second tune in the 'Splendid Isolation' set)
D: 1998: James Keane (accordion) & Paddy Glackin (fiddle): With Friends Like These (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 1999: Martin Hayes (fiddle) & Dennis Cahill (guitar): Live in Seattle (titled 'Mary McMahon of Ballinahinch')
D: 2000: James Keane, Sean  Keane, Kevin Conneff, Mick O´Connor & Garry O´Briain: Live in Dublin (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2001: Hammy Hamilton, Séamus Creagh & Con Ó Drisceoil: It's No Secret (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2001: Beginish (Brendan Begley, Noel O'Grady, Paul McGrattan, Gavin Ralston & Paul O'Shaughnessy): Stormy Weather (titled 'Micho Russell's')
D: 2002: John Creaven (Eb flute): The Story So Far (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2003: The London Lasses (Karen Ryan, Elaine Conwell, Dee Havlin, Maureen Linane &Kathleen O'Sullivan) & Pete Quinn: Track Across the Deep (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2004: Elaine Jeffreys: Wooden Flute Obsession, Volume 2 (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2005: The Duhks: The Duhks (first tune in 'Gene's Machine' set)
D: 2007: Paul Brock (accordion) & Enda Scahill: Humdinger (titled 'Boys on the Hilltop')
D: 2007: Brian McNamara (uilleann pipes) & Tim Collins (concertina): Reed Only (titled 'The Boys on the Hilltop / Buachaillí Bharr an Chnoic / Mary McMahon's')
D: 2007: Brid Harper & Danny O'Mahoney: Comhaltas Live #215-1 (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2009: Gavin Whelan & Dave McNevin: In Full Flight (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2011: Leanne Aucoin (fiddle): All Set (third tune in the 'Family Set')
D: 2012: Gordon Turnbull: Flutility (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2014: John Whelan: Pride of Wexford (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2014: The Yanks (Dan Gurney, Dylan Foley, Sean Earnest & Isaac Alderson): Haymaker (titled 'Miss Mary McMahon of Ballinahinch', second tune in 'The Rainy Day' set)
D: 2015: Jason O'Rourke (concertina): The Northern Concertina (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2015: Micho Russell (whistle) & Gussie Russell (whistle): Rarities and Old Favorites 1949-1993 (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2017: Lawrence O’Hearn, Fiachra O’Regan, Malo Carvou, Gilles Apap & Niall McQuaid: Out of Thin Air (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2017: Patrick D'Arcy, Kira Ott & Jimmy Murphy: Rattle The Knee - Paving and Crigging (titled 'Mary McMahon of Ballinahinch')
D: 2019: Kanako Machida & Brian McGrath: Jiggin' in Japan (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2019: Pete Strickler & Charlie Branch: Some Assembly Required (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2020: Brendan Ratliff: Misc Reels and Jigs, Tape #1 (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2020: Caoimhín Ó Fearghail: Uilleann Piping from County Waterford (titled 'Mary McMahon')
D: 2022: Sean Keegan: A Bird Never Flew on One Wing (titled 'Mary McMahon's')
D: 2023: Conor Arkins & Paul Clesham: The Morning Thrush (titled 'Mary McMahon of Ballinahinch')
D: 2024: Fourwinds: Allta (third tune in the 'Mighty Keith' set)