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Showing posts with label Carrigafoyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carrigafoyle. Show all posts
17 August 2020

A small pier outside
Ballylongford is part
of Shannon heritage

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Small boats in the harbour at Saleen Pier … the ruins of Lislaughtin Abbey are above the bank in the distance (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...
30 December 2019

Kilnaughtin Church,
west of Tarbert, may
stand on a Druidic site

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Kilnaughtin Church takes its name from a fifth or sixth century saint but is said to stand on the site of a druids’ sanctuary (Photograph: ...
21 October 2017

An island parish and
a parish of islands
and rocky outcrops

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Counting the islands and islets in the estuary of the River Shannon (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017; click on images for full-screen v...
29 September 2017

Westward Ho! and an
Irish theologian’s plans
to visit the Kerry coast

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Fenton Hort … enjoyed ‘Westward Ho!’ but never realised his hopes to visit his ancestral Kerry Patrick Comerford Recently I have been ...
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07 September 2017

‘Every meadow in this island
Gives a good crop of hay’

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The Causeway linking Carrig Island with the north Kerry coast near Carrigafoyle Castle, near Ballylongford (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, ...
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Carrigafoyle Castle: a castle
with a commanding position
on the Shannon estuary

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Carrigafoyle Castle stands on a rocky islet in a marsh on the south side of the Shannon Estuary (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017) Pa...
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