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Harvest scene: Mowing oats with a scythe: girl holds the stick for the mower to press back the oats and so facilitate the mowing. Mower is Mickey O’Hare, the brother-in-law of MJ Murphy and his daughter Statia.

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1966

Baling hay at Patrick O'Hare's.

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1957

Whinstone: Young whins (furze) pounded or melled with wooden mallet on stone. Funeral offerings were collected on this stone when funerals went from Burren to Clonallon.

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1962

Corn stooks of four sheaves each. Fort (fairy fort) in background. No data available about this fort.

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1957

Whinstone: Young whins (furze) pounded or melled with wooden mallet on stone. Funeral offerings were collected on this stone when funerals went from Burren to Clonallon.

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1963

Harvest at Clontifleece.

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1948

Corn-stacks, Magheroarty.

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1948

Corn-stacks, Magheroarty.

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1948

Corn-stacks, Magheroarty.

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1949

Harvest: Súiste (flail) 1. lámhchrann (flail handle), 2. buailtín (striker), 3. iall (thong), 4. ubhall (knob). Sopóg (bundle of straw), ceangal (tying).

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1949

Corn-stacks, Gortahork.

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1949

Corn stacks, Gortahork.

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1949

Corn stacks, Gortahork.

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Corn-stacks, Teileann.

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Corn stacks, Teileann.

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1949

Corn stacks, Gortahork.

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1949

Corn stacks, Gortahork

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1949

Corn stacks, Gortahork.

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1937

Harvest: Lergynasearhagh. Liam Mac Meanman (far right) with two unidentified men reaping corn with sickle.