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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ireland (1864)

Howitt, William, 1792-1879 · London : A.W. Bennett · leaf 228

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finely-wooded park ofthe Earl of Glengall, are themfelves very attradive ; but,befides this, within eafy drives are the mountains alreadymentioned, the Glen of Aharlo, and the caves of Mitchels-town. The Galtee Mountains are celebrated for their variety CAHIR CASTLE, 217 of outline, their fertile… … CrtHIR CASTLE. are near the cavern of Skuhewinky, which has been longknown. It is afTerted by modern archaeologifts that the builder ofthe prefent Caftle of Cahir is unknown. Archdall and othersattribute its erection to Conor-na-Catharach OBrien, King of 2 F 2l8 CAHIR CASTLE. Thomond prior to 1142.…

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