Lough Corrib : its shores and islands ; with notices of Lough Mask (1872)
Wilde, W. R. (William Robert), 1815-1876 · Dublin : McGlashan & Gill · leaf 238
seen at Traigh Eothuile, and called Cam Eathachfrom his name ; and at the western extremity of that strandstill exist the monuments of his slayers, called Leaca Mac-Ne-mid/i, the flags of the sons of Nemidh. On the great grassy hill of Killower, or Carn, from whichthe townland takes its… … and which, we entertain but little doubt, was erected to com-memorate the fate of Eochy Mac Ere, the last of the Firbolg Kings of Erin. u 2 244 CAHER ROBERT. Crowning the summit of the eminence is a ditch and ram-part, the top of which is 2500 paces in circumference, and onit are still some…
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