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When it’s time to tip the jug (also known as the cruskeen, or cruiscín in Irish), it means a refill for all around, the satisfaction of which inspired the title of this jig. The tune itself is another from the playing of fiddler James Kelly.
G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 A | BGE EFE BGE EFE | G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 B | AFD DED AFD DED || G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 A | BGE EFE BGE EFE | G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 B | AFD DED AFD DED || d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | BGE EFE BGE EFE | d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | AFD DED AFD DED || d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | BGE EFE BGE EFE | d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | AFD DED AFD DED || G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 A | BGE EFE BGE EFE | GGA B2 G A2 F G2 B | AFD DED AFD DED || G2 A B2 G A2 F G2 A | BGE EFE BGE EFE | GGA B2 G A2 F G2 B | AFD DED AFD DED || d2 B ccA B2 G B^cd | BGE EFE BGE EFE | d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | AFD DED AFD DED || d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | BGE EFE BGE EFE | d2 B c2 A B2 G B^cd | AFD DED AFD D3 ||
