ENDS AT 12:00, COUNT 4 OF FINAL WALL
- For a longer (2:42) more well-known track, use “Weigh, Hey and Up She Rises”, popularly known as the drunken sailor song! Also performed by The Irish Rovers, from their album “The Irish Rovers’ Gems”
- The Christmas version is “Killarney Christmas” at https://www.copperknob.co.uk/stepsheets/killarney-christmas-ID128714.aspx
S1: RIGHT HEEL HOOK, SHUFFLE FORWARD, LEFT HEEL HOOK, SHUFFLE FORWARD
12
Touch right heel forward (1), hook RF over LF (2)
3&4
Step RF forward (3), step LF beside RF (&), step RF forward (4)
56
Touch left heel forward (5), hook LF over RF (6)
7&8
Step LF forward (7), step RF beside LF (&), step LF forward (8)
S2: FORWARD ROCK, RECOVER, TRIPLE ½ RIGHT, FORWARD ROCK, RECOVER, BACK COASTER
12
Rock RF forward (1), recover weight to LF (2)
3&4
Turn ¼ right stepping RF to right side (3), step LF beside RF (&), turn ¼ right stepping RF forward (4) (6:00)
56
Rock LF forward (1), recover weight to RF (2)
7&8
Step LF back (7), step RF beside LF (&), step LF forward (8)
S3: CROSS DIP, RISE BACK, CHASSE RIGHT, CROSS DIP, RISE BACK, CHASSE LEFT
1
Cross RF in front of LF (1) (OPTIONAL: bend right knee & dip right shoulder)
2
Step LF back (2) (OPTIONAL: rise from bend/dip)
3&4
Step RF to right side (3), close LF beside RF (&), step RF to right side (4)
5
Cross LF in front of RF (5) (OPTIONAL: bend left knee & dip left shoulder)
6
Step RF back (6) (OPTIONAL: rise from bend/dip)
7&8
Step LF to left side (7), close RF beside LF (&), step LF to left side (8)
S4: POINT RIGHT, HOLD, POINT LEFT, HOLD, HEEL & HEEL & TOUCH, CLAP X2
12&
Point right toe to right side (1), hold (2), recover RF (with weight) beside LF (&)
34&
Point left toe to left side (3), hold (4), recover LF (with weight) beside RF (&)
5&
Touch right heel forward (5), recover RF (with weight) beside LF (&)
6&
Touch left heel forward (6), recover LF (with weight) beside RF (&)
7&8
Touch RF beside LF (7), clap (&), clap (8)
FOR CONTRA DANCING: This is a “stay in your lane” contra dance. You will always pass between the same two dancers.
Rather than the “cross bend/dip” steps in Section 3, dancers might “high five” each diagonal dancer in turn.
CONTACT: Lynne and David Herman, linedance4life@gmail.com
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: This new Stepsheet came about after several requests for a “non-Christmas” version of the dance. Our special thanks to Nora Kodet for helping us select the new music.