X: 1 T: Galway Hornpipe (D major, shuffled) R: Hornpipe C: traditional O: Ireland Z: transcribed and arranged by Frank Weber N: Chords: | D - | A G | D - | E A | N: | D - | A G | D A | D D :| N: | D - | G - | E - | A - | N: | D - | G - | D A | D D :| L: 1/8 K: D major % 2 sharps Q: 1/4=230 M: 12/8 N: N: Tune only: N: ========== N: F2E | D3 F2A d2A F2D | E2D E2F G3 F2E | D3 F2A d2c d2f | efe dcB ABA GFE | N: D3 F2A d2A F2D | E2D E2F G3 F2G | A2d c2B A2G F2E | DED F2E D3 :| N: d2e | f2e f2g f2e d2c | B2A B2c B3 c2d | e3 e2f e2d c2B | ABA c2e a3 ABc | N: d2c d2e f2d A2F | G2F G2A B2d c2B | A2d c2B A2G F2E | DED F2E D3 :| N: N: Tune with Chords: N: ================= F2E | "D" D3 F2A d2A F2D | "A" E2D E2F "G" G3 F2E | "D" D3 F2A d2c d2f | "E" efe dcB "A" ABA GFE | "D" D3 F2A d2A F2D | "A" E2D E2F "G" G3 F2G | "D" A2d c2B "A" A2G F2E | "D" DED F2E "D" D3 :| d2e | "D" f2e f2g f2e d2c | "G" B2A B2c B3 c2d | "E" e3 e2f e2d c2B | "A" ABA c2e a3 ABc | "D" d2c d2e f2d A2F | "G" G2F G2A B2d c2B | "D" A2d c2B "A" A2G F2E | "D" DED F2E "D" D3 :| N: D: 1971: Sean McGuire (fiddle), Joe Burke (accordion) & Josephine Keegan (piano): Two Champions (titled 'The Galway') D: 1971: Malachy Doris Ceili Band: Ceili (titled 'The Galway') D: 1973: Fennig's All-Star String Band (Bill Spence, Tom McCreesh, Joan Pelton, John Pedersen, Toby Stover): The Hammered Dulcimer (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1977: Andy McGann (fiddle) & Paul Brady (guitar): It's A Hard Road to Travel (unlisted first of three tunes in the 'McDermott's / From Galway To Dublin' set) D: 1977: Árd Ri Ceili Band: Dublin Dance Band (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1981: Johnny Reidy (accordion): Full Polka Set - Ireland's Number One (first of two tunes in the 'Hornpipes' set, side 2 of the cassette, track 5) D: 1988: Matt Cranitch (fiddle) & Bríd Cranitch (piano): Take A Bow (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1988: Kevin Glackin (fiddle) & Séamus Glackin (fiddle): Na Saighneáin / Northern Lights (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1989: Mick Foster: Accordion World (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1990: Vinnie Kildruff (whistle): The Boys From the Blue Hill (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1992: Michael Coleman (1891-1945; fiddle): Ceotóir Mórthionchair na hAoise (first of two tunes in the 'McDermott's' set, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1992: The Yetties: Come to the Yetties' Barn Dance (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1994: Sean McGuire (fiddle) & Jim McGuire (fiddle): Pure Traditional Irish Fiddle Music - Brothers Together - Tribute to their Father (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1994: The Riverside Ceilidh Band: First Footing (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1996: The Fódhla Céilí Band play Music for Set Dancing (first of two tunes in Monaghan Set, Figure 5, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1996: Hot Toddy Ceilidh Band: Purely Medicinal (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1996: Mike Dowd (accordion): Music and Musicians of Ireland / Musik und Musiker aus Irland / Musique et Musiciens d'Irlande - Killorglin and Miltown, Co Kerry (Compilation, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1996: David Silver & his Band: Scottish Collection - Music of the Glens (Compilation, titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1998: Kieran Hanrahan (banjo): Kieran Hanrahan plays the Irish Tenor Banjo (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 1998: Seamus Tansey (flute) & Jim McKillop (fiddle): To Hell with the Begrudgers (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 1998: Joe Cormier: Informal Sessions (titled 'Unnamed Hornpipe') D: 1998: Séamus Egan, Michael Beglan & Aidan Brennan: In Your Ear (not listed, second of three tunes in the 'McDermott's Hornpipe / Boys of Blue Hill' set) D: 1999: Seamus Creagh (fiddle): Irish Folk Festival 1999 - Celtic Waves (Compilation) D: 2000: Kees Ouwejan & Makkers: Off to Sea Once More (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2000: Dan Herlihy (accordion) & John Drew (mandocello): The Ballydesmond Polka - Traditional Irish Music from Sliabh Luachra (first of two tunes in the 'McDermott's' set, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2000: The Irish Rovers: Down by the Lagan Side (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2000: Brendan P Lynch: Tunes from the Hearth (titled 'Galway') D: 2001: Glenside Céilí Band: Set Dance Music from Glen (first of three tunes in Cashel Set, Figure 4) D: 2001: The Abbey Céilí Band / Ger Murphy (accordion), Andrew O'Connell (fiddle), Liam Forde (banjo) & Micheál Creedon (bass, keyboard): Bruach an tSulain (first of three tunes in Borlin Set, Figure 5, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2001: Greenfire: A Roof for the Rain (titled 'The Galway') D: 2002: The Abbey Céilí Band / Ger Murphy (accordion), Andrew O'Connell (fiddle), Liam Forde (banjo) & John Coakley (keyboard): Béal a' Ghleanna (first of two tunes in West Kerry Set, Figure 6, with is not in the track listing) D: 2002: Mickie Ainsworth & Jimmy Blue: Accordion Magic, Vol. 2 (Compilation, titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2003: Hom Bru: No Afore Time (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2003: Marina Meyler (banjo): Champions of Ireland - Banjo (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2003: Donegore Tradition: Ireland's Finest Music featuring Riverdance (Compilation, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2004: Hugh & Colm Healy: Macalla na hÓige (titled 'The Galway') D: 2004: Dunlín (Rheidun Schlesinger & Philippe Dejace): Musique Celtique (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2004: The Rolling Cultivators: First Pass (titled 'Galaway Hornpipe') D: 2004: David Lindquist: Step This Way (second of three tunes in the 'Traditional Hornpipes' set) D: 2005: John Carty (banjo): I Will If I Can (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2005: Peter Horan & Gerry Harrington: Fortune Favours the Merry (titled 'McDermott's') D: 2005: Turloughmore Céilí Band: Seven Streams (titled 'The Galway') D: 2005: Florie Brown: Best of Irish Fiddle (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2005: Lolly Cross: Penny Whistle Harmonies (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2005: Magical Strings / Philip Boulding: Elegance of Hammered Dulcimer (titled 'Galways Hornpipe') D: 2005: Sirkus: Seven Year's After (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2005: Chad Shrock: A Modern Minstrel (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2005: Natalie MacMaster & Buddy MacMaster: Traditional Music From Cape Breton Island (first of four tunes in 'The Ten Pound Fiddle' set) D: 2006: Sarah Marie Mullen (harp): The Wild Woods (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2006: Fred Hanna: Irish Ceili (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2006: Fred Hanna and his Band: The Best of the Fred Hanna Band (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2006: Philip Boulding: Celtic Dulcimer Favorites (titled 'Galways Hornpipe') D: 2006: Lalla Rookh: Test of Time (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2006: Keltish: Keltish (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2006: Benny O Carroll: Sessions from the Hearth Recorded Live in the National Folk Theatre of Ireland (first of two tunes in the 'Galway Bay is Reelin' It In' set) D: 2007: Glenside Céilí Band / Tom Flood (accordion), Johnny Duffy (banjo), Moyra Fraser (keyboard), Aidan Flood (drums): Take the Floor with the Glenside (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2007: Wake the Bard: At It Again (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2007: Gerry Carthy: Music Inspired by Seraphim Falls the Motion Picture (first tune in the 'Galway Day Hornpipes' set) D: 2007: Katherine Moller: Take the Happy Road (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2008: Rattle the Boards (Benny McCarthy, Pat Ryan, John Nugent, John T. Egan): The Parish Platform. (titled 'Galway') D: 2008: Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann: Foinn Seisiún, Vol. 3 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2008: My Darling Asleep: Traditional Celtic Music (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2008: Corkscrew Barn Dance Band: Corkscrew Play American Appalachian Hillbilly - English - Irish - Scottish (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2009: Seán McGuire & Jim McGuire: Brothers Together (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2009: Dusty Banjos: Live at the Crane (titled 'The Galway') D: 2009: Sean McGuire (fiddle): Man of Achievement (titled 'The Galway') D: 2009: Pride of Erin: The Very Best Collection of Irish Ceili (Compilation, titled 'The Galway') D: 2011: Johan de Wal: Tenor Banjo, Sets & Tunes, Part A (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2011: Bob Lillie and the Kelvin Band: Sounds of the Kelvin (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2011: Donal McCague: Bits 'n' Pieces (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2011: Waltons: Ireland's Best Session Tunes, Vol. 1 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2011: Wilcil McDowell: The Bunch of Keys - Traditional Irish Music played on the Piano Accordion (Compilation, titled 'The Galway') D: 2012: Gilles Poutoux: Comme par Enchantement (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2012: Muckle Flugga: Back to the Light (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2012: Ian Thistlethwaite: Fiddlepunkalopogus (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2012: Alasdair Downie and his Scottish Dance Band: Scottish Dances (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2012: The McCusker Brothers Ceilidhe Band: A Dance Visit to Ireland (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2012: Sean Maguire (fiddle): A Man Apart (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2013: Green Cross Céilí Band: Green Cross Céilí Band (titled 'Galway') D: 2013: Sean McNamara, Eamon Coyne & Peggy Peakin: The Long Strand - Irish Fiddle Music from Liverpool (titled 'The Galway') D: 2014: The Hobbits: The Heart of the Hobbit (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2014: County Rexford: The Life and Times of the One and Only Padraig Lafferty Jr. (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2014: Silver Arm: Bird Come With Me (titled 'The Galway') D: 2015: The Hobbits: World's Novelty Champions - The Hobbits Collection (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2015: Wilcil McDowell: Music in the Glens (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2015: Bubble & Squeak: Bits and Pieces (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2016: Amala (Reidun Schlesinger & Paul de Grae): Resonance (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2016: Karen Hunter: Koa Koa Koa - Celtic Market Music (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2016: Seámus Connolly (fiddle), Ewen Rorie (fiddle), John Daly (fiddle) & Owen Tierney (guitar): Comhaltas Live #503-2 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2017: Tina Jordan Rees: Féistastic 3 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2017: Fergal Scahill: A Fiddle Tune a Day 2017 (Day 142, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2018: Mary Vanorny: First Light of Day (titled 'The Galway') D: 2019: Kanako Machida (accordion) & Brian McGrath (banjo): Bridging the Gap (first of two tunes in 'The Galway' set, titled 'The Galway') D: 2019: Jon Pilatzke (fiddle): Amongst Friends (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: Sean Ryan & Dan Coughlan: Ryan & Coughlan, Vol. 1 (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: Dublinass: Two (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: The Liam Ivory Céilí Band: Sweets of May (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: The Noel Touhy Céilí Band: Cherish the Ladies (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: Graiguenamanagh Céilí Band: The Lake Near Killaloe (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2019: Aaron Collis & Duane Andrews: The Mallard Cottage Sessions (first of two tunes in 'The Sunday Set') D: 2019: The Street Harpist: Eileen Arís (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2020: The Invincibles (of Dublin): The Phoenix Rises (titled 'Galway') D: 2020: The Bog Band: Got Bog? (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2020: Field Irish Music Club / fieldアイルランド音楽研究会: 『fieldアイルランド音楽研究会』 Field Session 録音その5 / Field Session Official Bootleg, Vol. 5 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2020-2026: Matt & Shannon Heaton: Virtual Guided Sessions (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2021: Ray Chambers: Clickyfeet, Vol. 3 (titled 'Galway') D: 2021: Brandon McPhee: My Tribute to Ireland (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2022: Cornfield Perambulation: Designer Stubble (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2022: Joe Byrne (uilleann pipes): Uilleann Piping from County Kildare (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2022: Con Cassidy: Traditional Fiddle Music from Donegal, Vol. 2 (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2022: Augusta Ceili Band: Volume 2 (first tune in Kilfenora Plain Set, Figure 6, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2023: Nathaneol Lloyd: Traditional Celtic Music, Vol. III - Hornpipes and Barndances (titled 'The Galway') D: 2023: The Fefuddlers: Foggy Dew - An Ode to the River Shannon (titled 'Galway') D: 2023: Juha Rossi: Irish Tunes on Mandolin (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2023: Eamonn O'Neal: Legacy (titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2023: Gilles Losier & Maxim Bergeron & Nikolai Bergeron: Rappel (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2023: Don Roy (fiddle): Headed for a Hoedown (titled 'Galway') D: 2023: Rachel Davis, Darren McMullen & Zakk Cormier: Celtic Colours Live, Vol. 10 (Compilation, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2024: Cormac Ó Gibne: Celtic Magic in Utrecht (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2025: unknown: The Fiddle Music of Donegal, Vol. 5 (Compilation, titled 'The Galway Hornpipe') D: 2026: 14 Fingers: Old Cock'd Hats (titled 'Galway Hornpipe') D: 2026: Cathy Mars, Colm Daly & Friends: Shepherds House Boxing Day 2025 (titled 'Galway Hornpipe')