ELCBK said
D minor should be much easier to play - only has Bb. 

Don't know if this will help - you still need to change to Alto clef. 

The Golden Castle (Caisleán an Óir) in Dm

I saw a version on MuseScore that had a few other odd notes thrown in - this version ONLY has Bb and should be much easier. 

I chose this instead of looking at thesession.org because you hear it slower and can be slowed right in the YouTube video settings to listen to, right now.

@ELCBK - Thanks, the one I used was in Dm which I changed to Em because I have been playing mostly sharps, and still have not learned to play flats! In addition, the tuner I use to check pitch only shows sharps and not flats and the translation from A# to B flat is not easy for me. The few odd notes, sharps and naturals, enhance the mood of the piece, so I'm happy with those.

@Mouse - Yes, 'tis true! I did find out that my tuner CAN show flats instead of sharps. Sent a message to Peterson Strobe Tuners, and got this message back in just over an hour, which may help others since I couldn't find this information in the user manual or on the website.

The StroboClip HD can be set to display accidentals as sharps, flats or a mixture of both.
You can choose which by doing the following, first switch the tuner OFF, then:

1. Press & hold the + and - buttons until the display backlight comes on and then off.
2. Press the middle button 4 (four) times until you see DFT flash on the screen.
3. Press the + button once for S+F (sharps & flats), twice for S (sharps only) and three times for F (flats only)
4. Press & hold the middle button to switch the tuner off
5. Press & hold the middle button to switch the tuner on, your tuner will show the accidentals as you chose and will do so always until you change the setting again.

Today was an hour and fifteen minutes day, as it was fun and I started a couple of new tunes. Played Essential Elements 119-124 Skill Builders G Maj, D String Etudes, Cluck Old Hen, Dawning of Day, Song-Secret Garden, Amazing Grace,  Sound of Silence, Ashokan Farewell, Danny Boy, Scales, Improv., Fiddlers Green,  Skye Boat Song, and Caislean An Oir.

Tunes are getting easier with the Skill Builders and D String Etudes practiced first. I find I need more new tunes to keep me interested even though they probably don't do much to improve my playing overall. Many of these tunes are only played through once or twice, so they are not progressing as much as if I concentrated on only one or two, but so be it!

Mouse said
And that was the rest of the flat story!  

Yep!

Daily practice of an hour again, with half an hour on etudes and Skill Builders. Full repertoire was Essential Elements Skill Builders 119-124 Skill G Maj, Pierre's D String Etudes, Cluck Old Hen, Dawning of the Day, Song From a Secret Garden, Amazing Grace,  Sound of Silence, Ashokan Farewell, Danny Boy, Fiddlers Green, Skye Boat Song, Caislean, Misty Mountain, and Slan Le Maigh.

Tunes were generally only run through once each, but the new ones, Misty Mountain from The Hobbit, and Slan Le Maigh were tried out more thoroughly to try and figure if they were playable by me. I think I can handle these, eventually.

Decided not to post a bow tension query. I found a quote from @Mouse that answers the gist of what I was going to ask, " I was always told you should be able to put a pencil between the hair and bow, at is narrowest (center area) place and it will just touch the bow and hair. At that point the hairs have been tightened enough." I've been giving three twists of the frog screw from it's "just loose" position which appears to be about one complete revolution. Unfortunately for me, this definition doesn't work because when the screw is "just loose", the bow hairs are a pencil width from the the bow already! So I guess, in the meantime, I'll just continue using 2-3 twists.