Beauty Spots in the South East of Ireland And How to See Them By Car And Cycle
Beauty Spots in the South East of Ireland And How to See Them By Car And Cycle
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Railway Bridge (223), Clonroche (27i), Scoby Church (30), Enniscorthy (36i), Ferns (44), Camolin (47i), Gorey (54f), Inch Cross Roads (59i), Arklow (64i), Wooden Bridge (69), Ovoca (70f), Meeting of the Waters (73^), Avondale (75), Rathdrum (76i), Glenealy (81V), Rathnew (84f), Newtown Mount- kennedy (93), Glen o' the Downs (95*), Bray (lOl^), Shankill (105i), Foxrock (109. \). Stillorgan (111), Donnybrook (114), Dublin (116*).
This is far the most picturestjue route to Dublin, and no one can j...ustly claim to have visited the beauty spots of Ireland who has not seen the hills and dales along this 142 BEAUTY SPOTS IN THE delightful trip. New Koss and Enniscorthy we have spoken of. Ferns is a very ancient town, and there are still to l)e seen the remains of an Augustinian Monastery, founded in the 12th century. A cross near the Holy Well of St. Moque, marks the burial place of Dermot McMurrogh, King of Leinster. Kemains also may be seen of Strongbow's Castle, which was built on the site of the Castles of the Kings of Leinster.
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Railway Bridge (223), Clonroche (27i), Scoby Church (30), Enniscorthy (36i), Ferns (44), Camolin (47i), Gorey (54f), Inch Cross Roads (59i), Arklow (64i), Wooden Bridge (69), Ovoca (70f), Meeting of the Waters (73^), Avondale (75), Rathdrum (76i), Glenealy (81V), Rathnew (84f), Newtown Mount- kennedy (93), Glen o' the Downs (95*), Bray (lOl^), Shankill (105i), Foxrock (109. \). Stillorgan (111), Donnybrook (114), Dublin (116*).
This is far the most picturestjue route to Dublin, and no one can j...ustly claim to have visited the beauty spots of Ireland who has not seen the hills and dales along this 142 BEAUTY SPOTS IN THE delightful trip. New Koss and Enniscorthy we have spoken of. Ferns is a very ancient town, and there are still to l)e seen the remains of an Augustinian Monastery, founded in the 12th century. A cross near the Holy Well of St. Moque, marks the burial place of Dermot McMurrogh, King of Leinster. Kemains also may be seen of Strongbow's Castle, which was built on the site of the Castles of the Kings of Leinster.
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