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A "Droghedy's March" from county Wexford is described by Patrick Kennedy in 1812 in his book On the Banks of the Boro:
A "Droghedy's March" from county Wexford is described by Patrick Kennedy in 1812 in his book On the Banks of the Boro:
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''The tune called Droghedy's March was occasionally danced to among the''
''The tune called Droghedy's March was occasionally danced to among the''
''hornpipes, by a performer furnished with a short cudgel in each hand, which''
''hornpipes, by a performer furnished with a short cudgel in each hand, which''
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