Killeshandra couple - can anyone date this photo, trying to trace this couple

[Ruskie]

Just as guess as the image is not too clear - both aged in their 30s perhaps?
She appears to be wearing a wedding ring.

[Gadget]

I've had to use a lot of filters as the original was so small. This includes a slight texture. I hope it's OK.

Gadget

[Gadget]

and in B&W

[MEW53]

Gadget,
WOW, you’re amazing, your work is terrific, fast and I love both images, just got to work out who they are.
You did some great work on photos many years ago for me when I got into family history in 2007.

Thanks again

Margaret

[Gadget]

So glad you llike them 

I've not done many restores for a while, Margaret. I had eye problems so withdrew for a while. I took up glass art but the virus has prevented me from that as I use communal studio premises. I've started restoring again as a substitute 

[MEW53]

Gadget,
Sorry to hear about the eyes.
Glad you’re restoring, you and the others always do a good job for everyone.🤩
Margaret

[Maiden Stone]

Is that a wrist-watch on her arm? When did women start wearing wrist-watches?

[Gadget]

Is that a wrist-watch on her arm? When did women start wearing wrist-watches?

Mr Google says:

https://beckertime.com/blog/short-history-of-womens-wrist-watches/

Add - also:

Reliable wrist watches appeared between 1890 and 1920, when two trends intersected:

    First, miniaturization allowed to shrink the size of mechanisms in pocket watches, and around the late 19th century watchmakers eventually managed to fit mechanisms into women's jewelry bracelets and pendants.

  https://www.quora.com/When-were-watches-first-worn-on-wrists

[Gadget]

I'm not sure it is a watch as it's pushed far up the arm. I'll see if I can get a better image but I've enlarged it as far as it will go without pixellation.