Shop; P. J. M. Records, Stafford & Sons salt sellers, Ormond Quay. Commercial premises/shops, Urban Folklore Project, Dublin City.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn.

Recording van, Cluain Eachlainn. Séamus Ennis sitting in van recording.

Recording van, Cluain Eachlainn. Séamus Ennis sitting in van recording.

photo of gramophone recording “The Boys at the Lough”, recorded by the fiddler Michael Coleman

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. View inside car of disk recording machine.

Recording van, Cluain Eachlainn. Séamus Ennis sitting in van recording.

Recording session preparation, 1947.

Recording session preparation, 1947.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. Car used for transport.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. View of ediphone in car.

Caoimhín Ó Danachair in the sound recording studio, Irish Folklore Commission.

Seosamh Ó Dálaigh recording from Máire and Cáit Ruiséal with the Ediphone.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. View inside car of ediphone machine.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. View inside car of ediphone machine.

Conor McHale transcribing early wax cylinder recordings.

Recording, Cluain Eachlainn. Liam Stac sitting on a wall recording with ediphone, mountain and lake visible. He is wearing a hat and has his back to camera.

Recording at Cluain Eachlainn, Tadhg Ó Murchú and Liam Stac. Both are sitting on a wall with a recording microphone between them, lake and mountain are visible in background.

Tom Munnelly recording at the Glencolmcille Fiddle School. Antaine Ó Farracháin to his right.

Fiddle-playing. Kevin Glackin Dublin playing at the Glencolumbkille Fiddle Week. Tom Munnelly recording in background.