A Jig by Sara?

This little tune just sort of popped off my fingers yesterday. I might have made it up, I'm not sure. Brand spanking new, raw and unembellished.
I'm playing on a violin I recently restored, a special gift from a dear friend whose grandfather brought it to America - one of the few possessions he brought with him from Russia - circa 1920.
His father - my friend's great grandfather - was a shtetl rebbe near Odessa, and in those days, resources being slim, he was often paid with chickens, or eggs, and in one instance - he was paid with this violin.
There is also an interesting story regarding what world famous violinist may have been its original owner - a story for another day, and part of the mystique and magic of this instrument.
It's a great sounding violin and I feel honored and privileged to have this instrument in my possession. I wake up in the morning and can't wait to play it.

[@darnick54]

Wonderful…..in my 70th year I’ve been listening to and playing traditional Irish music for nearly 60 years and I’ve never heard one like this….must be a Sara original.

[@sara505sings]

Okay, I'll take it. Are you in Scotland? Ever run into a banjo player by the name of Maurice, about our age, travels around in a camper van? I have met him in Ennis a couple of times.

[@sentimentaloldme]

Beautiful...I watched one of your videos that showed the little village I came from in west Clare..The only famous person that came from Cree..was a fiddle player called Patrick Kelly..I was a great friend of his son ..going to school many years ago...I have another channel on RUclips dedicated to Irish Traditional Music, Song and Dance called "Clarebannerman"..

[@sara505sings]

Oh, you are Clarebannerman? Great channel! Thank you for your kind words. I miss Ireland!🇮🇪