Two Aran Islands plant IDs please

Connacht

Over on Inis Mór during summer, I saw quite a lot of both of these, if you could i.d. please. The first is more or less prostrate on the limsteone ground, while the second grows to over 1m high. Is the second some kind of escaped garlic?
Thanks.
Apologies if I'm in the wrong place.

mountainy man

First one looks like Burnet rose and the second looks like Babington's leek although the colour is deeper than the version I grow, it can be propagated by planting the bulbils produced in the flower head.

Supercell

The first is definitely a variety of rose the second looks like some kind of Allium.

Connacht

Thanks folks,
What surprises me about the Burnet Rose, which it certainly does look like now I've looked it up, is that I took the photos in mid summer when this should be flowering, but none had flowers.
Babington's Leek certainly looks correct for the second. Commonish along tracks and byways on Inis Mór.
Thank you.

Day Lewin

Burnet rose, yes, for the first one. The flowers are often sparse and occasional and the hips can be quite dark, too.

Second is either Babington's Leek - or possibly Crow Garlic - but the former is more typically very tall and coastal and a known inhabitant of the area.

http://www.wildflowersofireland.net/plant_detail.php?id_flower=508

macraignil

Connacht wrote: »

Thanks folks,
What surprises me about the Burnet Rose, which it certainly does look like now I've looked it up, is that I took the photos in mid summer when this should be flowering, but none had flowers.
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I have been to the Aran islands a number of times and find that the mild climate there from being close to the sea makes flowering season a bit different than other places.