I couldn't find an exact match in my archive, but here are a couple of similar ones

Name: All the Way to Galway DV #1
Author1: Dick Castner
Author2: Dave Notman
ContraForm: Improper
Formation: Duple Minor
Progression: Single
Level: Easy

A1: (8) Active Couples down the center
    (8) Separate, come up the outside
A2: (8) Actives Do-si-Do Partner
    (8) Neighbor Do-si-Do
B1: (16) Neighbor Balance & Swing
B2: (8) Long Lines Forward & Back
    (8) Ones Swing

Name: Weave the Line
Author1: Kathy Anderson
Type: Contra
ContraForm: Improper
Progression: Double

A1: (8) Left-hand star
    (8) Circle left
A2: (8) As a couple, partners weave the line past two couples
    (8) As individuals, #3 neighbors dosido
B1: (4,12) {Turn around} #2 neighbor balance and swing
B2: (8) Long lines go forward and back
    (8) 1's swing; end facing down

My guess is that Kathy reversed the more typical circle/star sequence to make the dance flow into the weave-the-line.

For those interested in the unmodified version of "All the Way to Galway"...

Name: All the Way to Galway
Author1: Dick Castner
Type: Contra
ContraForm: Improper
Progression: Single

A1: (8) Active Couples down the center
    (8) Separate, come up the outside
A2: (8) Actives Do-si-Do Partner
    (8) Neighbor Do-si-Do
B1: (16) Neighbor Balance & Swing
B2: (8) Promenade Across
    (8) Right & Left Through
On 07/14/2014 09:04 AM, Tepfer, Seth via Callers wrote:
Does this dance already exist? I made it up on the spot, but I'd be shocked if it didn't already exist. If no one claims it, I'm calling it last minute contra, unless there is already a dance by that name.

duple minor, improper:
A1: (8) Circle Left; (8) Left hand Star 
A2: (8) Partner DSD; (8) Neighbor DSD
B1: (16) Neighbor balance and swing
B2: (8) Long lines; (8)1s swing

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