The properties of the National Trust for places of historic interest or natural beauty in Northern Ireland / National Trust in Northern Ireland ; introduction by the Earl of Antrim (1900)
National Trust in Northern Ireland · Belfast : National Trust, Committee for Nothern Ireland · leaf 35
ough it. The upper part of the glen is planted withoak, beech, spruce and larch, and there is a pretty waterfall. The bird lifethere is of interest to ornithologists. A camping site, lying between the upper and the lower glen, is used fromtime to time by Boy Scouts. Ballymoyer House itself was… … Page 30 THE ROUGH FORT The Rough Fort, a mile west of Limavady, Co. Londonderry, is an oldearthwork, or ring fort, covering an acre, and surrounded by oaks, beeches,and Scots pines. There are many raths such as this in Ulster, and, in theabsence of archaeological evidence, it is impossible to say…
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