The Badminton Magazine 1898-11: Vol 7 Iss 40 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 45
our humble opinion—one of the loveliest contrasts in nature. Far away to the north-west we got occasional glimpses of stern and massive Slieveleague, where, if we can believe all we hear, the fairies hold nightly revel, dancing on bridges of mist across Glencolumbkill to the Rosses. We passed… … THE ERNE ABOVE THE BRIDGE, BALLYSHANNON i the road, till they almost touch the opposite houses. Ballintra folk are very proud of ‘The Bush,’ which is pronounced as if it rhymed with ‘Hush!’ And so to Ballyshannon, where we stopped and changed cars, admiring the while the beautiful falls | of the…
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