The Ulster Folk Museum (21)
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The Ulster Folk Museum (21)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 4 Aug 2007
See Image The Magheragallan “byre dwelling” came from near Burtonport in west Donegal. It accommodated the occupant and livestock - a system which gave rise to the “pigs in the parlour” stereotype (although such things were, by no means, confined to Ireland).
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Image Location
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54.643516
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-5.793406