The Sunny Side of Ireland: How to see it by the Great Southern and Western RailwayO'Mahony, John

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The Sunny Side of Ireland: How to see it by the Great Southern and Western Railway

Name: The Sunny Side of Ireland: How to see it by the Great Southern and Western Railway
Author: O'Mahony, John

O'Mahony, John

Ireland -- Guidebooks

Carrantual,              3,414 feet.
  Mangerton,               2,756  "
  Purple Mount,            2,739  "
  Toomies,                 2,413  "
  Torc,                    1,764  "
  Eagle's Nest,            1,103  "

  Elevation of Loughs above the Sea.

  Devil's Punch Bowl,      2,206 feet.
  Gum-Meem-Na-Copasta      2,156  "
  Gouragh,                 1,226  "
  Callee,                  1,096  "
  Black Lough,               587  "
  Cush Valley,               337  "
  Kittane,                   256  "
  Coom-a-Dhuv,               197  "
  Upper Lake,                 70  "
  Lower Lake,                 66  "


  PRINTED BY ALEX. THOM & CO., LIMITED,
  87, 88, & 89, ABBEY STREET,
  DUBLIN.

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The Sunny Side of Ireland: How to see it by the Great Southern and Western RailwayO'Mahony, John

History

The Sunny Side of Ireland: How to see it by the Great Southern and Western Railway

O'Mahony, John

Ireland -- Guidebooks

Carrantual,              3,414 feet.
  Mangerton,               2,756  "
  Purple Mount,            2,739  "
  Toomies,                 2,413  "
  Torc,                    1,764  "
  Eagle's Nest,            1,103  "

  Elevation of Loughs above the Sea.

  Devil's Punch Bowl,      2,206 feet.
  Gum-Meem-Na-Copasta      2,156  "
  Gouragh,                 1,226  "
  Callee,                  1,096  "
  Black Lough,               587  "
  Cush Valley,               337  "
  Kittane,                   256  "
  Coom-a-Dhuv,               197  "
  Upper Lake,                 70  "
  Lower Lake,                 66  "


  PRINTED BY ALEX. THOM & CO., LIMITED,
  87, 88, & 89, ABBEY STREET,
  DUBLIN.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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