X:12
T: Athol Highlanders Jig (also J-23)
C: M-9
M: 6/8
Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack
R: jig
K: A
c/d/| "A"[A3e3] ecA| ecA "E7"Bcd| "A"[A3e3] ecA| "D"Bcd "E7"cBA|
      "A"[A3e3] ecA| ecA "E7"Bcd| "A"eae "D"fed| "E7"cdB "A"A2:|
|:\
e| "A"Ace Ace| "D"Adf Adf| "A"Ace Ace| "E7"Bcd cBA|
   "A"Ace Ace| "D"Adf Adf| "A"eae "D"fed| "E7"cdB "A"A2:|
|:\
e| "A"aee edc| aee edc| aee edc| "D"Bcd "E"c2e|
   "A"aee edc| aee edc| "D"[A3f3] "A"ecA| "E7"EAG "A"A2 :|
|:\
B| "A"cAc cAc| "D"dBd dBd| "A"cAc cAc| "G"B=GB B=GB|
   "A"cAc cAc| "D"dBd dBd| "A"eae "D"fed|1 "E7"cdB "A"A2:|2\
   "E7"efg "A".a z|] "go out on"x [E2A2]|]
%%begintext ragged
%%"I first heard this tune as Lord Athlone's March on Banff SBS5406, `Graham
%%Townsend, Champion Folk Fiddler'.   It is also recorded on PH1042, `The Piper's
%% Broken Finger', by the Boys of the Lough'."
%%endtext