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Congratulation for your beautiful Album.

Megalithic Ireland has these pages on Drumfliff Round Tower and Drumcliff Church

sissonni thanks Niall

GeoHive OSI 25" map link. Nearby Streetview

There is a tree in the way now, so it is difficult to get a similar view. Here is one from just to the right, inside that iron fence which is still there, as is that distinctive triangular stone. In 2012 via remprimo

?? googlesphere - goo.gl/maps/X1Y1dJTGfZFyvfZ7A I think there were four trees. Trying to work out the shadows from early morning(?) winter photo ...

oh this one has me .. stumped

Hmmm - second thoughts - not sure it is that group of trees at Dromoland. This Lawrence view from across the lake shows larger trees in that spot, a jetty, and two boatsheds - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000322269

beachcomber australia The other option is that it is Roxborough instead of Dromoland as the catalogue title is "Roxborouch/Dromoland 1904. Three large craggy oak trees on riverbank" There's no Streetview but here is the satellite view.

Here's a working link to a different OSI Map Viewer (though you may need to choose the 25" yourself) showing Roxborough House and the lake/river which was larger then.

🎶 There's a hole in the bucket ...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVAvMIhvqfk

At least some of the people in the background look to be in costume, dressed up like the 1890s. One couple in a horse-drawn car at left are holding up a sign between them.

An IrishCentral article says:
The fair day is held annually on the second Sunday in September. It is an attempt to recreate the traditional fair day that was held here from 1828. In 1837, Mullagh had a market and fair for the sale of cattle and pigs, oats, butter and flax several times a year. By 1870 the fair was held on the last Friday of every month. The traditional fair was one of the best and biggest in the north east
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The Mullagh Development Committee re-established the Fair Day in 1997
but not when the original fair ended.

duchas confirms the last Friday of the month, and suggests it was originally held at the Gates of Mullagh, a crossroads west of the town.

On facebook, I see images of The Mullagh Carnival, in Co. Clare, a different spot altogether from the Gates of Mullagh. The countryside in Mullagh, County Clare looks like a better fit.