You could try here: post about abc to tab and try to PM the guy concerned.
If not I have a way that you can do it but it is more longwinded. From ABC you can convert it to a midi file as I'm sure you know - eg you go to Concertina.net and save a midi file. I'd then import the file into something like Guitar Pro 5 which I happen to have and it would produce something like this - Example of tab.
I would have thought it would be easier just to work it out on the mandolin!
There is also a program called Melody Assistant which I just tried which produced the following directly from ABC. 20 euros for full version but you can download and test it and produce tabs -
#-------------------------------PLEASE NOTE------------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Harmony-Melody Tab export Vers 1.5, September 2000-August 2004 #
# (c) Myriad Software 1994-2005 #
# http://www.myriad-online.com #
#
# h hammer on | p pull off | b bend string up
# r release bend | / slide up | \ slide down
# v vibrato | t right hand tap | x play 'note' with heavy damping
# S slap | P pop | <> harmonic
#
#Title : Galway Girl
#Composer : Steve Earle
#Export date : Wednesday, December 24, 2008 0:46:36
#File : galway.abc
#Staff :
#Tempo : 60
#Time Division : 1/4
#Neck : Mandolin
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
NOTE : This a Melody Unregistered version, the export is limited to 8 bars.
E |-----|-----------------------|---------------|---------------|--------------|
A |-----|-----------------------|-------------0-|-2--2--2-4-5-4-|-2--0--0----0-|
D |-0-2-|-4----2-4-2-0----0--2--|-4--4--4-2-0---|---------------|----------4---|
G |-----|-----------------------|---------------|---------------|--------------|
|-------------|--------------|
|-2--2--0-----|--------------|
|----------4--|-5-4-5--4--0--|
|-------------|--------------|
#End of file.
It seems to have ignored the triplet but I didn't pay too much attention to it