The harp version used in Irish tunes is played by resting on the?

The harp version used in Irish tunes is typically played by resting on the lap or on a stand. This allows the player to easily reach the strings while maintaining a comfortable posture. The traditional Irish harp, or cláirseach, is often smaller and has a curved shape, making it suitable for this playing position. The musician plucks the strings with their fingers, producing the distinctive, melodic sound characteristic of Irish music.