She's Irish - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
SHE'S IRISH. Copyright, 1891. by Widmer-Stigler Music Pub. Co. Words by Walter Fletcher. Music by E. R. Steiner. 
She's a wee bit of an Irish girl, she's from the County Clare; Her eyes are blue as violets, and coal black is her hair; She's a primrose from Ireland, my colleen dhas machree; Descended from the poet Moore, the bard of minstrelsy. 
Refrain. And she's Irish, she's Irish, my pretty Peggy Dare: She's Irish, she's Irish, she's from the County Clare; Mavourneen, Mavourneen, with your eyes of Irish blue; My darling, my Peggie, my love for you is true. 
Her mother was a Flaherty, her father was a Drake; Her grandpapa a Slattery, descended from O'Blake; Her uncle was a Dugan, her aunt a Miss Magee: Six cousins of Maginnis from the town of old Tralee.-Refrain. 
She's related to the Kellys, the O'Briens and Duprays; O'Flannigan, the fairy, likewise the great O'Shea: The Hogans and the Grogans, Lady Duffren and Pat Fee, And all the Irish families upon the river Lea.-Refrain.