is this an original or can I find the scores somewhere online?

Track 133: The McNulty Family: Rolling Rocks of Glan/River Meadow Reel (reels)

This week's 78rpm disc features Ann McNulty's accordion playing on two reels. The Rolling Rocks of Glan is also known as O'Reilly's Greyhound and appears in O'Neill's Music of Ireland. According to Alan Ng's irishtune.info, the River Meadow Reel doesn't appear on any other recordings he's analyzed nor any tune books. 

Recorded in 1941 and released on the Decca label (12253). From the McGraw Collection, McGraw 78 00-559.

McGraw 78 00-559

The McNulty Family: Rolling Rocks of Glan/River Meadow Reel (reels)

Speed The Plough & Reel Untitled

Co 33111

Neeley's March

Cáit Ní Mhuimhneacháin le Maidean Mhoch de chuid Mháire Bhuí Ní Laoghaire

Maidean Mhoch Ar Leabaidh Bhoig

House recording, 5th July 2017.
Aidan Connolly: Fiddle
Saileog Ní Cheannabháin: Upright piano (Petrof)
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Duet with Aidan Connolly: The Sailor on the Rock/The Templehouse/Stoney Steps

Yannicks jig in B (accordion B/C and Nylon guitar)

I learned this song from the singing of Sorcha Ní Ghuairim, who was from Roisín na Maithniach, near Carna, Connemara, Co. Galway.
Sung at a CIT Tradsoc lunchtime concert, Cork School of Music, 21st November 2019.
Recorded on a Tascam portable recording device.
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4. Seachrán Sí  - Cork School of Music Tradsoc concert

Written by John Prine and performed here by Gearóid O Duinnín (Vocals & Guitars) Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh (Vocals) David Murphy (Dobro) Jeremy Spencer (Fiddle) Siona Knepper (Double Bass) Martin Leahy (Percussion) Mixed & Mastered by Donal Finn.

Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness

I learned this song from listening to Joe Carey, a singer and accordion player from Doohoma in Erris, Co. Mayo. He said his friend Paddy Mills found the words of the song in a dresser in his house, where they had been for a long time, and the words are attributed to Tom McMenamin.  I'm not sure where the tune comes from, maybe Joe put this tune to the song.
Home recording on a Tascam device.
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Where first my breath I drew (Tom McMenamin arr. Joe Carey & Paddy Mills)

2 jigs recorded seperately on Zoom H4n multi-track function. 
The 2nd tune appears in O'Neill's 1001.
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Yannicks jig in B (accordion B/C and Nylon guitar)

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