According to a nonfiction account, rheumatism is common among inhabitants of these islands who use sea water to wash their clothes. Residents of these islands wear a moccasin-like shoe made from untanned cowhide, known as a pampootie. The director of Nanook of the North produced an equally fraudulent 1934 documentary about 
According to a nonfiction account, rheumatism is common among inhabitants of these islands who use sea water to wash their clothes. Residents of these islands wear a moccasin-like shoe made from untanned cowhide, known as a pampootie. The director of Nanook of the North produced an equally fraudulent 1934 documentary about these islands, which fabricates the islanders' practice of hunting sharks for liver oil. These islands lend their name to a style of waterproof sweater with intricate basket, diamond, honeycomb, or cable stitches. Dun (*) Aengus is the best known of the many prehistoric hill forts on these islands. A cripple and a lieutenant star in a trilogy of plays about these islands by Martin McDonagh. J.M. Synge wrote an account of his life on these islands, the setting of his play Riders to the Sea. These islands are found at the mouth of Galway Bay, and their names are Inisheer, Inishmaan, and Inishmore. For 10 points, name these three islands located off the west coast of Ireland.
According to a nonfiction account, rheumatism is common among inhabitants of these islands who use sea water to wash their clothes.