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She Moved Through the Fair was a song that was very important in my family

because my father sang it to my mother on the morning of their wedding,

at their wedding breakfast in 1951.

I always knew it but never sang it, although I do sing myself

because I see it as a man's song.

And then when I met my partner, Pori Gauphuelan,

I found that it was one of the songs in his repertoire that he liked to sing.

He was never a professional singer, although he was known as a singer in the town.

And that's sort of still, I suppose, a tradition in Ireland today,

that somebody can be known as a singer with a large repertoire and asked to sing at parties or in pubs or wherever

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