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Title: Picturesque Ireland : a literary and artistic delineation of the natural scenery, remarkable places, historical antiquities, public buildings, ancient abbeys, towers, castles, and other romantic and attractive features of Ireland
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Savage, John, 1828-1888, ed
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Publisher: New York, T. Kelly
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Inchiqum Castle. the birthplace of Stephen Joseph Meany, an accomplished publicist, who has beenprominent in the national cause from the Repeal era to the present.* * Mr. Meany was arrested during the Young Ireland movement, and imprisoned for nine months, in 1840-49.Nineteen years after, during the Fenian movement, he was arrested in London for words spoken in New York, tried inDublin, April, 1867, and sentenced to fifteen years penal servitude. He was subsequently released, and directly shippedto the United States. When his health permitted he returned temporarily to Europe, and asserted his right, as anAmerican citizen, to travel in the British dominions as elsewhere. He was arrested a third time, in August, 18S2.
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LIONS HEAD ROCK. 586 PICTURESQUE IRELAND. Killaloe, which is approached from Tipperary by a bridge of nineteen arches,across the Shannon, is worthy of a visit. It is very old, and obtained greatcelebrity as the residence of several kings of Munster, and especially of BrianBoru, who held his court, both as king of Munster and as monarch of all Ireland,in the palace of Kincora. Of this royal residence, so famed in song and story,no vestige remains save a mound or fort, still called Bal-Boru. In the nave ofthe old cathedral, founded by Donald OBrien in 1160, are portions of an olderchurch, which Brian caused to be repaired. In the same enclosure with the

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