In response to Ron's challenge, here's my take on a non-glossary way out of the Dublin Bay figure - via a unique(?) twist on a Mad Robin. Good response when called at the Concord, MA Scout House Thursday dance this week (2/2/17).

Included below is a follow-up spin with a more traditional Down the Hall to simplify further. Names were contributed by our 5 year old daughter, which then inspired the choreography.

Happy Dancing!

Don

Neighbor Balance & Swing, end facing down (Twos in center)

Line/4 DTH and Back, Dublin Bay Style

(4 steps fwd down the hall, turn single to face up, continue 4 steps down in reverse, 4 steps fwd up the hall, turn single to face down, continue 4 steps up in reverse)

Bend the line (so Twos are above the Ones)

Mirror Mad Robin - Ones Through the Center First (starting up towards head of the hall)

[G1 and L2 dyad moving CW, L1 and G2 moving CCW]

1s Swing in Center, end facing UP

1s Half Figure 8 up through the 2s (around opposite role N, to end BELOW - improper and facing progression)

2s Swing, end facing UP

Tune suggestion: Becky Tracy's Black Rock https://youtu.be/GHoJ3B-LgPY

NOTE: All swings in this dance end facing down.

Neighbor Balance & Swing, end facing down (Twos in center)

Line/4 DTH - Turn as a Couple - Return, Bend the Line (so 2s above 1s)

Mirror Mad Robin - Twos Through the Center First (starting down towards foot of the hall)

[G1 and L2 dyad moving CCW, L1 and G2 moving CW]

Twos Swing in Center, end facing DOWN

Twos Half Figure 8 DOWN through the Ones (around opposite role N, to end above - improper and facing progression)

Ones Swing, end facing DOWN