National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
still image
Scraw turf drying at roadside.
still image
Branding iron.
still image
Sheep have superseded cattle in importance in the island’s economy since the mid-nineteenth century. The numbers currently allowed to graze on the commonage are restricted under the Rural Environment Protection Scheme.
still image
Salmon fishing on River Moy.
still image
Salmon fishing on River Moy.
still image
Salmon fishing on River Moy.
still image
Salmon fishing on River Moy.
still image
Fishermen at Portacloy.
still image
Lobster pot, Fallmore.
still image
Fishermen at Portacloy.
still image
Fish traps at Port a' Chlóidh.
still image
Lobster pot, Fallmore.
still image
Fishermen at Portacloy.
still image
Boats at Fallmore.
still image
Fishermen at Portacloy.
still image
Fishermen at Portacloy.
still image
Turf cleat (turf stand), Knockmore, Clare Island.
still image
Harvest fields.
still image
Old ridges, Mullet.
still image
Unharvested scraw turf, Clare Island.
still image
Old ridges, Mullet.
still image
Old ridges, Mullet.
still image
Turf cleat (turf stand), Knockmore, Clare Island. Pat Ewen (Dublin) in picture.
still image
