placed here under a separate head, may be included in the beauties
round Powerscourt and the Dargle. It is a pleasant village, on the
mail-coach road, half way between Bray and Wicklow, and may therefore
be made head-quarters, especially by the picturesque tourist, and even
by the traveller. The tourist whose time will not permit visits beyond
the immediate vicinity of the metropolis, must not fail to inspect
Mount Kennedy, the seat of the late Lord Rosmore, to which there are
few places in Ireland superior in beauty. The house itself, a design
of Wyatt's, is finished in a high style of modern architecture; and
the principal front is simple, extremely light, but enriched with
an elegant portico of the Ionic order. It is seated on an eminence,
and to the rear, commands a fine view of the sea at the distance of
2 m., whilst the country which the eye runs over in the interval, is
extremely beautiful: from the principal front, looking towards the
west, is seen the demesne, bounded at some distance by mountains which
form a bold termination to the prospect. At distances from the demesne
are spots which present the most striking scenes of natural beauty
and ruggedness. On these the taste and fancy of the late proprietor
have been exerted, so as to render them highly deserving the tourist's
notice, who must not omit to inquire for Dunran, about 2 m. from the
house, even if unable to visit the remaining interesting objects. This
place forms a prominent feature in the list of curiosities to be
visited in this very picturesque county. Dunran is indeed, by its
peculiar beauties, rendered difficult to describe, and more appropriate
to the pencil than the pen. Here are 200 acres of wood, water, rocks,
and lawns highly dressed, in which the bold ruggedness of nature has
been softened by the hand of culture so happily, as not to fritter
away the characteristic grandeur of the original; whilst each romantic
eminence presents a varied and extensive prospect of mountain, vale,
and wood of this beautiful county, at intervals contrasted with the
sublime and expansive line of the ocean. This glen has many miles of
road winding through it; and the rambler will often find its deepest
recesses enlivened by the cheerful parties which frequent it during
the summer.
RATHDRUM, 8 m. S.W. of Wicklow, forms an excellent station for the
artist, with fine mountain and river scenery on the Avon; with
romantic mountains towards Arklow, covered with luxuriant forests
finely contrasting with the wild and savage landscape in other parts
of the vicinity. See the Wool hill; some lead-mines near it, between
which and Rathdrum in the valley is a romantic bridge, which Miss
Plumptre strongly recommends as a subject for the pencil. Visit the
beautiful grounds of Avondale, 1 m. distant: whilst here, the tourist
will find a very agreeable excursion in a trip to Glenmolaur, about 14
m. from Wicklow, being a long strait glen, or valley, rude and barren,
with a rivulet wandering through it between two mountains, whose tops
are so broken and divided as to seem like an extensive chain, yet the
sides are so smooth and steep that cattle frequently, by grazing too
near, slip down and are killed by the fall. At the entrance of the
glen is a lonely shepherd's cottage; and in proceeding towards its
termination, the visitor finds a rugged ascent formed of huge pieces
of rock loosely thrown together, whilst the ascent opens into an
ample cove, or kind of amphitheatre, from the top of which descends a
waterfall that feeds the stream below, and though inconsiderable in
dry seasons, yet becomes a foaming cataract after heavy rains, adding
greatly to the romantic wildness of the scene.
WICKLOW, 24 m. S. of Dublin, stands agreeably on the side of a lofty
hill. Tolerably good accommodations. See the Ch., with high steeple;
modern Court-house; Gaol, and Market-house; ruins of Black Castle,
on a huge rock rising from the sea; and some curious limestone caves
at the base of Wicklow-head. Some remains still exist of the Abbey
of Franciscan Friars, founded in the reign of Henry III. Little more
is left than masses of broken walls with some fine arches; but being
seated in private garden-ground, they have of late years escaped
dilapidation. Wicklow ale is excellent. Ballybeg is a house and
demesne near Wicklow, which to the lovers of mountain scenery cannot
fail to afford gratification. Mr. Wakefield observes, that although
destitute of lake or river, yet the magnificent prospect of mountain
rising above mountain, until they fade in the distance, presents quite
an alpine view, the distant hills clad with woody scenery, and the
foreground well filled up with thriving plantations, verdant lawns,
and other modern improvements. There is a very pleasant pedestrian
ramble to the Devil's Glen. On the right appears the sea at some
distance, extending from Wicklow-head to another headland: beneath the
observer's eye is the glen with a mountain stream running along its
bosom; beyond which are cultivated hills, rocky promontories, and fine
plantations of evergreens surrounding the place of view;--the whole
forming a scene of great beauty.
MINERALS.
Trap; greenstone; hornblende; felspar; porphyry; and pyrites:--round
Arklow.
Copper, with some recent discoveries of gold; pyrites:--at Cronbane.
Lead ore; large blocks of pure quartz; blocks of mica slate; foliated
galena, and gneiss:--at Glenmolaur.
Gneiss; granite:--on Lugneguilla Mountain.
Lead ore; galena; carbonate of lead crystallized; sulphate of
barytes:--at Shankhill.
Hornstone, and quartz:--in the Sugar-loaf mountains.
BOTANY.
_Asplenium Trichomanes_, English black Maiden-hair:--on rocks.
_Hieracium paludosum_, Succory-leaved Hawkweed:--on the Mountain of the
Three Rocks.
_Juniperus communis_, Juniper:--on mountains.
_Pulmonaria maritima_, Sea Bugloss:--on the Meneagh of Wicklow.
_Saxifraga umbrosa_, London Pride, or None-so-pretty:--on mountains.
_Silene amœna_, Sea Campion:--among stones near the sea.
_The following Iters from Dublin, extracted from_ CUMMING'S Traveller's
Guide through Ireland, _may be found useful_.
_miles._
From Dublin to Howth.
To Marino 2
Clontarf 2-1/4
Raheney 4
Beldoyle 6
Howth 7-1/2
From Dublin to Malahide.
To Coolock 3
St. Douloughs 4-1/2
Malahide 6-1/2
From Dublin to Balbriggan.
To Drumcondra 2
Santry 3
Swords 7
Turvey 9
Man of War 12
Balruddery 14
Balbriggan 15-1/2
From Dublin to Naul.
To Glassnevin 2
Forest 5-3/4
Brackenstown 6-1/4
Bally-boghill 10-1/2
Naul 14
From Dublin to Garrelstown.
To Finglass 3
Pass if you Can 5-1/4
St. Margarets 5-3/4
Chapel Midway 7
Kilsaloghan 8-1/4
Clonmethan 10
Garrelstown 14
From Dublin to Cloonee.
To Castleknock 3-1/2
Mullahedart 6-1/4
Cloonee 7
From Dublin to Lucan.
To Chapelizod 2-3/4
Palmerstown 4
Lucan 6-1/2
From Dublin to Tallagh.
To Crumlin 3
Tallagh 5
From Dublin to Waterford.
To Rathcool 8
Johnstown 5-1/2 13-1/2
Naas 2-1/2 16
Kilcullen Bridge 5 21
Timolin 8 29
Castle Dermot 5 34
Carlow 5 39
Leighlin Bridge 6 45
Royal Oak 2 47
Gowran 5-1/2 52-1/2
Thomastown 7 59-1/4
Waterford 15 74-1/4
From Dublin to Limerick.
To Rathcool 8
Johnstown 5-1/2 13-1/2
Naas 2-1/2 16
Kildare 9 25
Monasterevin 5 30
Maryborough 10 40
Montrath 7 47
Burros Ossory 7 54
Roscrea 5 59
Toomovara 10 69
Newport 17 86
Limerick 8 94
From Dublin to Cork.
To Rathcool 8
Johnstown 5-1/2 13-1/2
Naas 2-1/2 16
Kilcullen Bridge 5 21
Timolin 8 29
Castle Dermot 5 34
Carlow 5 39
Leighlin Bridge 6 45
Royal Oak 2 47
Kilkenny 10 57
Callen 9 66
Ballypatrick 10 76
Clonmel 6 82
Ardsennan 7 89
Clogheen 4 93
Ballyporeen 4 97
Kilworth 8 105
Fermoy 2 107
Rathcormick 5 112
Cork 12 124
From Dublin to Galway.
To Lucan 7
Maynooth 5 12
Kilcock 2 14
Clonard Bridge 12 26
Terrilpass 14 40
Killbeggan 5 45
Athlone 15 60
Ballinasloe 12 72
Aghrim 4 76
Loughrea 11 87
Oranmore 14 101
Galway 4 105
From Dublin to Donaghadee.
To Swords 7
Balruddery 7 14
Drogheda 10 24
Dunlear 7 31
Dundalk 10 41
Newry 9 50
Loughbrickland 8 58
Dromore 8 66
Hilsborough 4 70
Lisburne 3 73
Belfast 7 80
Bangor 10 90
Donaghadee 4 94
ITERS
THROUGH
DIFFERENT COUNTIES OF IRELAND.
MR. HOLMES'S ITER, 1797.
_miles._
From Kilkenny to Cork.
To Kells 6 4
Callan 4 4
Cashell 18 6
Holy Cross 7 2
Silver Mines 10 0
Killaloe 8 2
Limerick 9 7
Adare 9 0
Askeyton 8 3
Tarbert 14 3
Listowel 19 4
Castle Island 2 5
Killarney 9 7
Cork 38 4
Cove 6 0
From Cork to Kilkenny.
To Rathcormuck 13 1
Lismore 10 0
Clonmell 11 4
Callan 16 4
Thomastown 10 2
Kilkenny 8 0
SIR RICHARD COLT HOARE, 1806.
DUBLIN
To Black Bull Inn 10
Trim 12
Mitchelstown 11
Mullingar 12
Kilbeggan 12
Tullamore 6
Birr 19
Nenagh 19
Limerick (through
Killaloe) 25
Adare 8
Newbridge 8
Tarbert 16
Tralee 25
Killarney 15
Mill Street 16
Cork 23
Cloyne 18
Youghall 12
Lismore 15
Fermoy 15
Mallow 15
Charleville 15
Tipperary 21
Cashel 10
Johnstown 17
Durrow 8
Ballyroan 8
Emo Inn 9
Kildare 10
Naas 10
Racool 8
Dublin 8
Maynooth 12
Trim 14
Mitchelstown 11
Kells 12
Virginia 9
Cavan 13
Belturbet 8
Enniskillen 19
Church Hill 9
Ballyshannon 14
Donnegal 9
Ballybofey 14
Derry 20
Newton Limavady 13
Coleraine 10
Causeway 10
Ballymony 7
Ahoghill 14
Antrim 12
Belfast 12
Hillsborough 12
Tullamore Park 21
Hilltown 8
Ross Trevor 6
Newry 7
Dundalk 10
Dunleer 10
Slane 14
New Grange 3
Navan 6
Trim 8
Killcock 11
DUBLIN 16
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Irish miles 810
N.B. By the ratio of 11 to 14, or 16-1/2 to 21, 40 to 50, this 810
Irish, makes rather more than 1030 English miles; but in travelling,
the various length of miles, and the reputed distances between stages,
often lead to much inconvenience.
_Tour from Dublin through several of the Southern Counties, and
returning to Dublin: made in 1809._
_miles._
To Enniskerry 10
Bray 9
New Town Mt. Kennedy 8-1/2
Dunran 3
Turn leading to the
Devil's Glen 4-1/2
Wicklow 5
Glendaloch 12
Rathdrum 6-1/2
Arklow 8-1/2
Gorey or Newborough 9-1/2
Ferns 8-1/2
Enniscorthy 5-1/2
Ferry Carrick 9
Wexford 3
Fook's Mill 11-1/2
New Ross 8-1/2
Waterford 12
Through Curraghmore:
To Carrick-on-Suir 17
Clonmell 11
Ardfinnan 7
Clogheen 5
Lismore 10-1/2
Youghall 14
Castle Martyr 8-3/4
Middletown 5
Cork 12
Macroom 19
Mill Street 10
Killarney 16
Tralee 15
Listowell 15
Rathkeale 20
Adare 6
Limerick 8
Bird Hill 10
Nenagh 11
Roscrea 15-1/2
Burros in Ossory 6
Maryborough 13-1/2
Emo Inn 5-1/2
Monasteraven 5
Kildare 5
Naas 9-1/2
Johnstown 2
DUBLIN 13-1/2
ROUTES
OF MAIL COACHES FROM DUBLIN.
CORK MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Naas,
Kilcullen,
Castle Dermot,
Carlow,
Leighlin Bridge,
Royal Oak,
Kilkenny,
Clonmel,
Clogheen,
Fermoy,
Cork--Arrives 1/4 past 9 following night.
LIMERICK MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Naas,
Kildare,
Monasteraven,
Maryborough,
Montrath,
Burris,
Roscrea,
Nenagh,
Limerick--Arrives about 3 in the afternoon.
GALWAY MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Leixlip,
Maynooth,
Clonard,
Kinnegad,
Killbegan,
Moat,
Athlone,
Ballinasloe,
Loughrea,
Galway--Arrives about 5 in the afternoon.
SLIGO MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Leixlip,
Maynooth,
Clonard,
Kinnegad,
Mullingar,
Rathowen,
Edgeworth Town,
Longford,
Roosky Bridge,
Drumsna,
Carrick-on-Shannon,
Boyle,
Colloony,
Sligo--Arrives about 5 in the afternoon.
WEXFORD MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Bray,
Arklow,
Gorey,
Ferns,
Enniscorthy,
Wexford.
NORTHERN MAIL, _Starts forty minutes after 7 in the evening_.
To Balbriggan,
Drogheda,
Dunleer,
Castle Bellingham,
Dundalk,
Newry,
Banbridge,
Dromore,
Hilsborough,
Lisburne,
Belfast,
Donaghadee.
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Portpatrick.
ENNISKILLEN MAIL, _Starts forty minutes after 7 in the evening_.
To Dunshaughlin,
Navan,
Kells,
Virginia,
Cavan,
Newtown-Butler,
Lineskea,
Maguire's-Bridge,
Enniskillen.
KILLESHANDRA MAIL, _Starts at 6 in the morning, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays_.
To Dunshaughlin,
Navan,
Kells,
Old Castle,
St. Nugent,
Ballynaught,
Crossdoney,
Killeshandra--Arrives at 7 in the evening.
LONDONDERRY MAIL, _Starts at half past 7 in the evening_.
To Balbriggan,
Drogheda,
Collon,
Ardee,
Carrickmacross,
Castle Blaney,
Monaghan,
Aughnacloy,
Omagh,
Strabane,
Derry.
WATERFORD MAIL, _Starts a quarter before 8 in the evening_.
To Naas,
Kilcullen,
Timolin,
Carlow,
Gowran,
Thomastown,
Waterford.
DROGHEDA MAIL, _Starts half past 7 in the morning, and returns the same
day_.
INDEX
OF THE
MOST REMARKABLE PLACES AND OBJECTS CONTAINED IN THE VOLUME,
WITH REFERENCE EITHER TO THE NEAREST TOWN, OR THE COUNTY IN WHICH THEY
ARE SITUATED.
Abbey Boyle, Roscommon
Abbey Showery, Baltimore, Cork
Achill Islands, Mayo
Achoury, Sligo
Adare, Limerick
Aghadoe, Maryborough, Queen's County
Aghrim, Galway
Agnew's Hill (View from), Glenarm, Antrim
Aileach Neid, Londonderry
Anahilt, Hillsborough, Down
Ancient Abbey, Boyle, Roscommon
Ancient Abbey and Church, Sligo
Ancient Castle, Elphin, Roscommon
Ancient Castle, Swords, Dublin
Antique Cross, Kilcullen, Kildare
Antrim (County of), Antrim
Antrim Castle, Antrim
Ardagh, Longford
Ardbraccan, Episcopal Palace, Navan, Eastmeath
Ardfert, Kerry
Ardglass, Downpatrick, Down
Ardmillar, Killyleagh, Down
Ardmore, Dungarvon, Waterford
Ardmoy Tower, Bally Castle, Antrim
Arigal, Inishowen, Donnegal
Arklow, Wicklow
Armagh, Armagh
Ashbrooke's (Lord) Mansion, Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Askeyton, Limerick
Athassel Abbey, Cashel, Tipperary
Athboy, Eastmeath
Athenry, Galway
Atherdee, Louth
Athlone, Roscommon
Athlone, Westmeath
Athy, Kildare
Aughnacloy, Tyrone
Baggotsrath Castle, Dublin
Balbriggan, Balruddery, Dublin
Baldungan Castle, Balruddery, Dublin
Ballinafad, Sligo
Ballinderry, Antrim
Ballinrobe, Mayo
Ballintubber Abbey, Castlebar, Mayo
Ballitore, Kildare
Ballyarthur Prospect, Arklow, Wicklow
Ballycotton Bay, Castle Martyr, Cork
Ballybeg, Wicklow
Ballybeg, Mallow, Cork
Ballybegan, Tralee, Kerry
Ballyboy, King's County
Ballygelly Promontory, Larne, Antrim
Ballymahon, Longford
Bally Castle, Antrim
Ballycarn Bay, Downpatrick, Down
Ballymena, Antrim
Ballymony, Antrim
Ballymore, Westmeath
Ballymote Castle, Ballinafad, Sligo
Ballynahinch, Down
Ballynamona, Mallow, Cork
Ballynasloe, Galway
Ballyshannon, Donnegal
Ballyspellan, Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Ballyvaston, Downpatrick, Down
Ballyvourney, Macroom, Cork
Balruddery, Dublin
Baltimore, Cork
Baltinglass, Wicklow
Banagher, King's County
Banbridge, Down
Bandon, Cork
Bangor, Down
Bannow, Wexford
Bantry, Cork
Barnmoor Pass Scenery, Donnegal
Barnsmore Mountain, Rapho, Donnegal
Baron's Court, Newton Stewart, Tyrone
Baronston, Castletown Delvin, Westmeath
Barrows or Small Raths, Kildare
Beal Castle, Tarbert, Kerry
Bective Abbey, Trim, Eastmeath
Belan House, Ballitore, Kildare
Beldoyle, Dublin
Belfast, Antrim
Belfast Bridge, Belfast, Antrim
Bellcoo, Fermanagh
Belleek, Fermanagh
Bellisle, Lord Ross's Seat, Lough Erne, Fermanagh
Belturbet, Cavan
Belvidere Scenery, Mullingar, Westmeath
Belvoir, Belfast, Antrim
Belvoir, Comber, Down
Bengore Head, Antrim
Bevrac Mount, Drogheda, Louth
Birr, King's County
Black Rock, Dublin
Blarney Castle, Cork
Blessington, Wicklow
Bray, Wicklow
Briansford, Dundrum, Down
Brighton of Ireland, Rostrevor, Down
Bruce's Castle (ruins of), Rathlin, Antrim
Bullock, Dublin
Burros, Queen's County
Bush Mills, Antrim
Buttevant Abbey, Mallow, Cork
Cairn on Slieve Croob, Ballynahinch, Down
Cairn Tierna, Rathcormack, Cork
Callen, Kilkenny
Carlingford, Rostrevor, Down
Carlingford Castle, Carling, Louth
Carlingford, Atherdee, Louth
Carlow, Carlow
Carnew, Arklow, Wicklow
Carreg Abbey, Downpatrick, Down
Carrick-a-Rede, Bally Castle, Antrim
Carrickasticken, Dundalk, Louth
Carrickfergus, Antrim
Carrickmacross, Monaghan
Carrick-on-Shannon, Leitrim
Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary
Carton, Leixlip, Dublin
Cashel, Tipperary
Castle Audley, Strangford, Down
Castlebar, Mayo
Castle Bellingham, Louth
Castle of Bunratty, Sixmile Bridge, Clare
Castleblany, Monaghan
Castle Caldwell, Ballyshannon, Donnegal
Castle Carberry, Kildare
Castle Comer, Kilkenny
Castle Connell, Limerick
Castle Connor, Enniscrowen, Sligo
Castle Dermot, Kildare
Castle Dillon, Rich Hill, Armagh
Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Castle Guard, Atherdee, Louth
Castle Hyde, Mitchelstown, Cork
Castle Island, Kerry
Castleknock, Dublin
Castle Lyons, Cork
Castle Martyr, Cork
Castlereagh, Comber, Down
Castle of Roslee, Enniscrowen, Sligo
Castle Screen, Downpatrick, Down
Castletown, Delvin, Westmeath
Castle Upton, Temple Patrick, Antrim
Castle Ward, Strangford, Down
Castle Wellan, Dundrum, Down
Cavan, Cavan
Cave Hill, Belfast
Celtic Antiquity, New Grange, Navan, Eastmeath
Chalybeate Spring, Killyleagh, Down
Chapelizod Strawberries, Dublin
Charlemont, Armagh
Charleville Castle, Martyr, Cork
Charleville Castle, Tullamore, King's County
Clain, Kildare
Clare, Clare
Clay Castle, Youghall, Cork
Clodagh Castle, Mill Street, Cork
Clogher, Tyrone
Clogher Palace, Clogher, Tyrone
Clogh, Dundrum, Down
Cloghnakilty, Cork
Cloncha Cross, Inishowen, Donnegal
Clondalkin, Dublin
Clondrohid, Mill Street, Cork
Clonegall, Wexford
Clones, Monaghan
Clonfert, Galway
Clonmany, Inishowen, Donnegal
Clonmell, Tipperary
Clonmines, Wexford
Clonmines Abbey, Clonmines, Wexford
Clontarf, Dublin
Clough-i-stookin, Glenarm, Antrim
Cloyne, Cork
Coalpits, Castle Comer, Kilkenny
Coleraine, Londonderry
Coleshill, Longford
Columkill's Cell, Kells, Eastmeath
Comber, Down
Con-a-glour, Dungarvon, Waterford
Cong, Ballinrobe, Mayo
Conical Rath, Downpatrick, Down
Connor Cathedral, Randalstown, Antrim
Cootehill, Cavan
Copland Isles, Donaghadee, Down
Cork, Cork
Court Abbey, Achonry, Sligo
Courtown Evergreens, Enniscorthy, Wexford
Cove, Cork
Craig Millar Cliffs, Bally Castle, Antrim
Creeve Rocks, Newry, Down
Croagh Patrick, Westport, Mayo
Croan Mountain Scenery, Arklow, Wicklow
Cromlech, Burros, Queen's County
Cromlech, Kilmogue, Knoctopher, Kilkenny
Cromlech, Dromore, Down
Cromlech and Giant's Cradle, Larne, Antrim
Cromwellian Encampment, Armagh
Cronbane House, Arklow, Wicklow
Cronebane Mountain Stream, Arklow, Wicklow
Cross Island, Donaghadee, Down
Crownbridge, Newry, Down
Cuchullin's Stone, Inishowen, Donnegal
Culdean Abbey, Roscrea, Tipperary
Curious Cave, Strancally, Lismore, Waterford
Curragh Race-ground, Kildare
Cushendun, Antrim
Dalkey, Dublin
Dalys Bridge, Cavan
Danish Encampment, Cloyne, Cork
Danish Entrenchment, Dingle, Kerry
Danish Entrenchment, Rathanane, Dingle, Kerry
Danish Fortifications, Ardfert, Kerry
Danish Fortification, Navan, Eastmeath
Danish Forts, Clones, Monaghan
Danish Forts, Magherafelt, Londonderry
Danish Gallery, Bally Castle, Antrim
Danish Mount, Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Danish Rath, &c. Abbey Boyle, Roscommon
Danish Rath, Athy, Kildare
Danish Raths, Bally Castle, Antrim
Danish Rath, Ballyrane, Arklow, Wicklow
Danish Raths, Ballyshannon, Donnegal
Danish Rath, Baltinglass, Wicklow
Danish Rath, Banbridge, Down
Danish Raths, Belfast, Antrim
Danish Rath, Callen, Kilkenny
Danish Rath, Castletown, Delvin, Westmeath
Danish Raths, Clones, Monaghan
Danish Rath, Clones, Monaghan
Danish Rath, Cloyne, Cork
Danish Rath, Comber, Down
Danish Rath, Donaghadee, Down
Danish Rath, &c. Downpatrick, Down
Danish Rath, Dromore, Down
Danish Rath, Miltown, Dundalk, Louth
Danish Rath, &c. Dundrum, Donnegal
Danish Raths, Dungarvon, Waterford
Danish Raths, Fethard, Wexford
Danish Raths, Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Danish Rath, &c. Newry, Down
Danish Raths and Antiquities, Temple Patrick, Antrim
Danish and Druidical Remains, Mill Street, Cork
Danish Station and Rath, Dundalk, Louth
Danish Stone Rath, Enniscrowen, Sligo
Danish Works, &c. Middleton, Cork
Dargle, Bray, Wicklow
Devenish Isle, Lough Erne, Fermanagh
Devil's Castle, Tarbert, Kerry
Devil's Glen, Glendaloch, Wicklow
Dingle, Kerry
Donaghadee, Down
Donamon Castle, Roscommon
Doneraile, Cork
Donnegal, Donnegal
Downpatrick, Down
Drogheda, Louth
Dromagh, Mallow, Cork
Dromana, Dungarvon, Waterford
Dromaragh, Dromore, Down
Dromoland, Ennis, Clare
Dromore, Down
Druidical Altar, Macroom, Cork
Druidical Altars, Fenaught, Leitrim
Druidical or Danish Circle, Cahir Conregh, Tralee, Kerry
Druidical Circle, Dundrum, Down
Druidical Circle, Inishowen, Donnegal
Druidical Cromlech, Dublin
Druidical Cromlech, Swords, Dublin
Druidical Remains, Balrichan, Dundalk, Louth
Druidical Remains, Baltinglass, Wicklow
Druidical Remains, Castle Durrow, Kilkenny
Druidical Remains, Clogmanta Hill, Kilkenny
Druidical Remains, Knoctopher, Kilkenny
Druidical Temple, Lisneskea, Fermanagh
Druids' Altar, Cloyne, Cork
Druids' Altar, Rathfarnam, Dublin
Drumbanagher Hill, Glasslough, Monaghan
Drumbo, Comber, Down
Drumcondra, Dublin
Drumlane Priory, Belturbet, Carlow
Drummilly, Rich Hill, Armagh
Drymnagh Castle, Castleknock, Dublin
Dublin, Dublin
Dublin Botanic Garden, Glasnevin, Dublin
Duleek, Eastmeath
Dun Aengus, Galway
Dunamase, Maryborough, Queen's County
Duncannon Fort, Fethard, Wexford
Duncearma Castle, Kinsale, Cork
Dunda Rock Prospect, Macroom, Cork
Dundalk, Louth
Dundrum, Down
Dundrum, Dublin
Dungarvon, Waterford
Dungannon, Tyrone
Dunkerry Cave, Giant's Causeway, Antrim
Dunleary, Dublin
Dunleer, Dundalk, Louth
Dunluce Castle, Bush Mills, Antrim
Dunmall Fortress, Glenarm, Antrim
Dunmanway, Ross
Dunmore Cave, Kilkenny
Dunmore Castle, Navan, Eastmeath
Dunran, Newton Mount Kennedy, Wicklow
Eagle's Nest, Killarney, Kerry
Earl's Rath, Knoctopher, Kilkenny
Earth-Works, Greenmount, Castle Bellingham, Louth
Echo, Kilkelly, Castlebar, Mayo
Edenderry, King's County
Edgeworthstown, Longford
Elphin, Roscommon
Ennis, Clare
Enniscorthy, Wexford
Enniscrowen, Sligo
Enniskillen, Fermanagh
Ennisteague, Kilkenny
Fairhead, Antrim
Fairy Chair, on the Hill of Kyle, Burros, Queen's County
Fairy Hillock, Kilshielan, Clonmell, Tipperary
Fairy Rock, Kilgarvon, Killarney, Kerry
Farnham, Cavan
Faughan, Dundalk, Louth
Fenaught, Leitrim
Fenough, Leighlin Bridge, Carlow
Fermoy, Cork
Ferns, Wexford
Ferns Castle, Ferns, Wexford
Ferry Carrick Prospect, Wexford
Fethard, Tipperary
Fethard, Wexford
Fhirleath, Fairhead, Antrim
Flax, 1lb. spun 214 miles long, Comber, Down
Flying Bridge, Bally Castle, Antrim
Fore, Westmeath
Fort of Turgesius, Fore, Westmeath
Galway, Galway
Garron Point, Cushendum, Antrim
Garryhaddon, Leighlin Bridge, Carlow
Giant's Causeway, Antrim
Giant's Grave, Sligo
Giant's House, Ballinafadd, Sligo
Giant's Load, Balrichan, Dundalk, Louth
Giant's Loom, &c. Giant's Causeway, Antrim
Giant's Ring, Belfast, Antrim
Giant's Ring, Comber, Down
Giant's Ring, Lisburne, Antrim
Giant's Stairs, Cork
Gilford Scenery, Banbridge, Down
Gilgorm Castle, Ballymena, Antrim
Glandine Gap, Birr, King's County
Glandore Bay, Ross
Glasnevin, Dublin
Glasslough, Monaghan
Glenariff Vale, Cushendun, Antrim
Glenarm, Antrim
Glendaloch, Wicklow
Glendariff Scenery, Bantry, Cork
Glenmolaur, Rathdrum, Wicklow
Gobbins Heir, Bally Castle, Antrim
Gorey, Wexford
Gosford Castle, Market Hill, Armagh
Gougenabara, Macroom, Cork
Gowran, Kilkenny
Grace Dieu, Balruddery, Dublin
Graignemanach, Gowran, Kilkenny
Granard, Longford
Gransha, Newtonards, Down
Grey Abbey, Newtonards, Down
Groom's Port, Bangor, Down
Grose's Grave, Drumcondra, Dublin
Hags Bed, Rathcormack, Cork
Hogshead, astonishing Scenery, Kilfenora, Clare
Hamilton's Bawn, Market Hill, Armagh
Hillsborough, Down
Hilltown, Rathfrylaud, Down
Holm Patrick, Balruddery, Dublin
Holy Island, Killaloe, Clare
Hore Abbey, Cashel, Tipperary
Horse-leap, Mullingar, Westmeath
Howth Prospects, Dublin
Inchigeela, Macroom, Cork
Inis Courcey, Downpatrick, Down
Inishowen Barony, Donnegal
Iniskean, Cloghnakilty, Cork
Irish Chieftains (Seat of), Bush Mills, Antrim
Isle of Magee, Carrickfergus, Antrim
Iveagh and Mourne Mountains, Rostrevor, Down
Iveragh Barony, Kerry
Jamestown, Leitrim
Jonesborough, Armagh
Jonesborough Mountains, Loughbrickland, Down
Judgement Chair, Dublin
Kanturk, Mallow, Cork
Karn Gaur, Newtonards, Down
Kateshole, Mallow, Cork
Kells, Eastmeath
Kells, Curious Stone Cross, Kells, Eastmeath
Kenmare, Kerry
Kilbeggan, Westmeath
Kilcarra Castle, Arklow, Wicklow
Kilclief Castle, Strangford, Down
Kilcock, Kildare
Kilcoleman Castle, Doneraile, Cork
Kilcullen, Kildare
Kildare, Kildare
Kilfenora, Clare
Kilkenny, Kilkenny
Killaloe, Clare
Killala, Mayo
Killarney and Lake, Kerry
Killone Hill, Maryboro', Queen's County
Killough, Downpatrick, Down
Killybegs, Donnegal
Killyleagh, Down
Kilmacrenan, Letterkenny, Donnegal
Kilmallock, Limerick
Kilmanahan Castle, Waterford
Kilmore, Cavan
Kilrea, Londonderry
Kilrush, Clare
Kilworth, Cork
Kinnegad, Westmeath
Kinsale, Cork
Kirkistown, Portaferry, Down
Knights Templars (Castle of), Dundrum, Down
Knight of Kerry's Mansion, Dingle, Kerry
Knockdale, Bally Castle, Antrim
Knockmeledown, Lismore, Waterford
Knocktopher, Kilkenny
Kyle and Bellevue Seats, Enniscorthy, Wexford
Lake of Currane, Iveragh, Kerry
Lambay Island, Dublin
Lanesborough, Longford
Larne, Antrim
Lea Castle, Portarlington., Queen's County