O’Donoghue’s Horse. Illustrated London News 15 (21 July 1849): 41. Click on image to enlarge it.
“O'Donohue's Paison is a steep rock, nearly thirty feet high, so called from a chieftain of gigantic stature, who is supposed to have consigned his enemies to this barren spot. His celebrated white charger has also a local record in another rock, resembling a horse, close to the Mucross shore, named O'Donohue's Horse.”
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“Excursion to the Lakes of Killarney.” Illustrated London News 15 (21 July 1849): 41. Hathi Trust online version of a copy of the Illustrated London News in the University of Michigan Library. Web. 22 June 2021.
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