Lough Corrib : its shores and islands ; with notices of Lough Mask (1872)
Wilde, W. R. (William Robert), 1815-1876 · Dublin : McGlashan & Gill · leaf 90
tary architecture on the mainland of Ireland, and which caneasily be reached by the roads leading from Kylebeg or Cly-dagh to Ileadford. From its colour it gives its English name CAHERGAL. 95 to the townland, as, for similar reasons, we meet with the namesof Roundfort and Darkfort, &c, in other… … walls of unhewn stone, of a whitish hue, from the lichens cover-ing them, are 9 feet 4 inches thick, and, although lowered inmany places, still average 7 feet 7 inches high. The entrance on the south-eastern side, over the roadleading to a farm house, is 7 feet 6 inches wide; its externaljambs,…
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