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... Galway became a thriving port - Port - na - gall , the Har- bour of Strangers , or Merchants ; the two words mean the same in Gaelic so foreign is commerce to the Irish nature . The strangers became wealthy , built for themselves fine ...
... Galway became a thriving port - Port - na - gall , the Har- bour of Strangers , or Merchants ; the two words mean the same in Gaelic so foreign is commerce to the Irish nature . The strangers became wealthy , built for themselves fine ...
Page 114
... Galway , the tribes took to the hills . Ulick de Burke , who had led the Irish against the Common- wealth , was permitted to keep his lands but ordered to retire to one of his estates . The wild Galway highlands became filled with ...
... Galway , the tribes took to the hills . Ulick de Burke , who had led the Irish against the Common- wealth , was permitted to keep his lands but ordered to retire to one of his estates . The wild Galway highlands became filled with ...
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... Galway's streets but even today they have something of the ravaged look of a man whom sickness has brought to the ... Galway had become a port of call for Cunard , Hamburg - Amerika and Norddeutscher Lloyd trans- atlantic liners , but ...
... Galway's streets but even today they have something of the ravaged look of a man whom sickness has brought to the ... Galway had become a port of call for Cunard , Hamburg - Amerika and Norddeutscher Lloyd trans- atlantic liners , but ...
Contents
Chap page | 11 |
ON TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY | 26 |
THE RING LOST IN MIST | 42 |
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