UCD Digital Library

You searched for: start over
search history genre:photograph Remove constraint genre:photograph > National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin Remove constraint publisher_facet:National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin > Inisheer Remove constraint subject_geo_facet:Inisheer

Previous | 31 - 40 of 46 | Next

31. Baskets: Cliabh feamainne; piece of wood to prevent rope tying load from cutting basket; construction of bottom of cliabh fheamuinne (open to permit water to run out); ciséanín - Inishere


Type/Formats:: StillImage — Photographs
Contributor:: Coleman, Simon
Abstract:: Cliabh feamainne; piece of wood to prevent rope tying load from cutting basket; construction of bottom of cliabh fheamuinne (open to permit water to run out); ciséanín - Inishere.

32. Fiddlers / pipers etc. Muintir Sheosaimh Uí Chonghaile, Inis Oírr. Joe Connolly’s family, (Inisheer island).


Date:: 1900-
Type/Formats:: StillImage — Photographs
Contributors:: Uí Ógáin, Ríonach — Ó Conghaile, Seosamh

33. Tillage, Husbandry and Sowing, Planting: preparing the ground for potatoes - Inishere: Fields are always ridged in the same pattern as they were originally, but the manure is laid with the depression of old sowings in the centre of the new ridge, thus leaving the higher ground for the new trenches. This ensures a greater depth of soil for covering the potatoes. Pattern of swing field of uneven shape


Type/Formats:: StillImage — Photographs
Contributor:: Coleman, Simon
Abstract:: preparing the ground for potatoes - Inishere: Fields are always ridged in the same pattern as they were originally, but the manure is laid with the depression of old sowings in the centre of the new ridge, thus leaving the higher ground for the new trenches. This ensures a greater depth of soil for... [ … ]