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... road . To get further by ' bus one must return to Cork and start again . Who could face doing that ? Two or three others , holidaying in Glengarriff , wanted to see Killarney and we approached Mr. O'Shea , another famous Glengarriff ...
... road . To get further by ' bus one must return to Cork and start again . Who could face doing that ? Two or three others , holidaying in Glengarriff , wanted to see Killarney and we approached Mr. O'Shea , another famous Glengarriff ...
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... road that ran uphill for some miles between the rough , bare hills . The hills here are harsh rock masses with tufted grass and boulders among which the mountain sheep find some pasturage . The sheep were as much in possession of the road ...
... road that ran uphill for some miles between the rough , bare hills . The hills here are harsh rock masses with tufted grass and boulders among which the mountain sheep find some pasturage . The sheep were as much in possession of the road ...
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... road follows the northern shore of Galway Bay . Across the water is the barren sweep of Clare and across the bay mouth the bar of the Aran Islands . Beyond Costello is the road that for its exhilarating air has been named the Brandy and ...
... road follows the northern shore of Galway Bay . Across the water is the barren sweep of Clare and across the bay mouth the bar of the Aran Islands . Beyond Costello is the road that for its exhilarating air has been named the Brandy and ...
Contents
Chap page | 11 |
ON TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY | 26 |
THE RING LOST IN MIST | 42 |
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