Lough Corrib : its shores and islands ; with notices of Lough Mask (1872)
Wilde, W. R. (William Robert), 1815-1876 · Dublin : McGlashan & Gill · leaf 219
t, and now crownedwith a circle of standing stones, 176 feet in circumference, inthe centre of which are the remains of the cairn, shown by theillustration on the following page ; and the monument is stillcalled Cam Meeneen uisge. This well of the Mean-Uisge, the precise derivation of whichis not… … steps like those in the Pigeon Hole and other similar naturalcaves near Cong. At certain seasons, when the upper floodsaccumulate, the water rises almost instantaneously in a jetthrough this aperture, and forms a turlough to the south of it.After a careful examination of the locality, with a…
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