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  1. Geography of Kerry

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    Leathanach 308

    Boundaries:
    Length , 60 mls, Breadth 98 mls, Mt. Eagle. East and westerly points. Area 1,185: 918 acres. Two fiords, Dingle and Kenmare Bay divide it into 3 parts: [?] North Kerry Hills start at Gortatlea, form Baurtregaun, Cahir-Connee, Brandon and Mt. Eagle
    Iveragh: Dunkenin North & South, Corkaguiney contain Carrantuohill; Lakes of Killarney.
    Coast from Brandon Head, Ballydavid, Lybil, and Dunmore in Corkaguiney around to Inch, Valencia.
    Islands: Blaskets, Skelligs, Scariff.
    Red Sand Stone, Donoghue of Killarney palace under lakes
    Beehive cells, stone-roofed oratories, pilgrims roads and legends tell of early Christian period. Saints and holy men, castles and keeps, abbeys, tell of friars of Norman periods.
    Physical features:
    Flora, trees, insects, Railways and cycling, Mountain passes.
    Windy Gap, Molls Gap, Balloughbeama, Coomakesta, Ballyoughiskeen, Connor Hill.
    Industries, agriculture, fishing, convent & cottage, industries, mining and quarrying.
  2. The Fox Chase

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    Leathanach 288

    (V)
    When I despaired from them to take
    My way by navigation
    I, back again, to Cappa bridge
    Repaired to Ballydavid.
    No fence or gate ditch trench or drain,
    Or rapid stream restrained me,
    Till with ears cocked awhile I stopped,
    I Parson Cole's plantation.

    (VI)
    Through famed Ashgrove, they then me drove
    And back by Castle Mary
    The Aherlow I waded o'er with vigour strength and safety,
    Out Derryglen thro' thick and thin,
    I scampered closely heated,
    And took a draught at Muskerry lough
    For my re-animation.