This excerpt from a version in Ulster Folklife - Volume 18 - Page 37 1972 which has the names and place
[6th] The maids of this country they are all very glad Since Molley Bann Lavery the beauty is dead, But gather them together and put them all in a row: She appears in the middle like a mountain of snow.
[7th] She appeared to her uncle as it were in a dream Saying, — Uncle, dear uncle, James Reynolds don't blame; With my apron being about me he took me for a cran, But oh and alas, it was I, Molley Bann!
[8th] In Lisburn she was born and in Lurgan educated But oh, in Kilwarlin poor Molley was defeated! With her apron being about her she was taken for a cran, But oh and alas, it was poor Molley Bann!
It also has the "But oh and alas" from which Gentry (see footnote 2) has distorted in her version in Appalachia.