Lough Corrib : its shores and islands ; with notices of Lough Mask (1872)
Wilde, W. R. (William Robert), 1815-1876 · Dublin : McGlashan & Gill · leaf 149
dof Attyickard, as it is spelled on the map, but the propername of which is Ath-Teach-Ricard, The site of RichardsHouse, probably because a Burke had a hand in the con-struction of its castellated tower. To the south and westmay be seen in a few minutes walk several ancient remains—circles, forts,… … KILFRAUGHAUN, 155 Returning to Cross, and in the grounds of Thomas Gildea,Esq., at Dowagh, we must visit one of the very oldest primi-tive Cyclopean churches in Ireland, and undoubtedly the mostremarkable that occurs in our route—that of St. Fraughaun,the square-headed western doorway of which is…
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