XVIII. IRISH EMIGRATION AND COMMERCE 247
XIX. IRISH CHARACTERISTICS AND CUSTOMS 260
XX. WICKLOW AND WEXFORD 268
XXI. THE LAND OF RUINED CASTLES 283
XXII. THE IRISH HORSE AND HIS OWNER 300
XXIII. CORK AND BLARNEY CASTLE 312
XXIV. REMINISCENCES OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH 330
XXV. GLENGARIFF, THE LOVELIEST SPOT IN IRELAND 343
XXVI. THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY 366
XXVII. INTEMPERANCE, INSANITY, AND CRIME 391
XXVIII. THE EDUCATION OF IRISH FARMERS 404
XXIX. LIMERICK, ASKEATON, AND ADARE 417
XXX. COUNTY GALWAY AND RECENT LAND TROUBLES 432
XXXI. CONNEMARA AND THE NORTHWEST COAST 443
XXXII. WORK OF THE CONGESTED DISTRICTS BOARD 459
INDEX 475
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
An Ancient Celtic Cross at Glendalough _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
Queenstown 4
The Rock of Cashel, County Tipperary 8
Holycross Abbey, County Tipperary 10
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin 16
The Tomb of Strongbow, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin 32
The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1906-9 34
The Countess of Aberdeen 36
The Four Courts, Dublin 48
The Castle, Dublin; Official Residence of the Lord Lieutenant
and Headquarters of the Government 54
The Customs House, Dublin 78
The Bank of Ireland, Old Parliament House, Dublin 80
St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 90
Quadrangle, Trinity College, Dublin 98
Main Entrance, Trinity College, Dublin 102
Sackville Street, Dublin, showing Nelson's Pillar 116
Lighthouse at Howth, Mouth of Dublin Bay 122
Portumna Castle, County Galway; the Seat of the Earl of
Clanricarde 138
Maynooth College, County Kildare 144
Carton House, Maynooth, County Kildare; the Residence of the
Duke of Leinster 152
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