The last tune I'll post today is 250 To Vigo by the Scottish band Shooglenifty. It was written by their fiddler Angus R. Grant and appears on the Shooglenifty album Venus In Tweeds. However, this recording is taken from the album Hangin' at the Crossroads by The Ceili Bandits. I came across The Ceili Bandits (Yvonne Casey, Eoin O'Neill and Quentin Cooper) during my first visit to Ireland in 2004 where I saw them play in Doolin. They were also my first exposure to Irish trad music.
Shooglenifty can be a bit experimental, but The Ceili Bandits' take on this tune is fairly straightforward, which is why it's a great source to learn from. At one point Shooglenifty shared the sheet music to 250 To Vigo on their website, which is where my mandolin tab arrangement comes from, but I can no longer find that original notation. I did find some pdf notation here: http://www.scottishfiddlers.com/Canberra/pdfs/250_to_Vigo.pdf
The Ceili Bandits don't play it real fast to begin with, but I've slowed down their version of 250 To Vigo to 80% of full speed, in case that helps with learning by ear. 250 To Vigo is not really a session tune- yet - but it would be a fun one to play with others.