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H The Horn of the Hunter tt Cruises-Ireland Next? "Song sJlall declare a way E have heard interesting rumours tllat the Irish Coast \"ill be featured in some of tIle Cruises How to drive care away W operated by large t amsll ip Companies in 1933. Pain and despair awuy Hitherto Ireland has been off the Cruising map with Chasing the fox." tile exception of one or two pecial events which we under ·tand were \'ery well patronised, and a fe\\' Other HE Horn of the Hunter will soon be heard on the occasions on which single calls were made to on or Hill calling the follower of tlle "Sport. of other of our Ports. T l
Lillcrs call ill lit Cork Harbour The .lI. r. "Brit annic." 8.8. "Col umbus," and (in foregrOlllld) .s. " /le de Fmllce " at Cobh, .-lU{fUl!t 14th, 1932.
PhotoI L" Cork Examiner." IRISH TRAVEL.,. , October, 1932. AS OTHERS SEE US •
nlll1 .... L nlll1 .... L a I ( A Thousand ) fJJ. 90reign @ountrJ). \//h e \//h e C:Tai te Thousand Welcomes On the whole, I fancy, Ireland i less well Imowll 2 Abbeyville Mansions, tu the Englishman than France, Italy or Germany. Clapham Pari;, 'l'hi may be due partly to the fact that the English. London, S.1r.4. man has hitherto believed that Ireland was a foreign 5th September, 1032. country only in its politic~. let I have eldom known " Irish Travel," an Englishman who visited Ireland and who did nut 15 Upper 0 'Connell Street, come ,nvay with the agreeable impression that he had Dublin. b n abroad. Here, too, if he travels to the west, Dear Sir, he will find customs and speech as unfamiliar as if Having just returned from a fortnight's holiday he Ut'ossed the English Channel, and the face of the and having had a really fine holiday, I am sending countr.' will be strange to him. you a few prints of photos which I took and which To leave London and to wake up in Donegal, or I trust you may find useful for llUSII TRAYEL. J\In~'o , or Galway, or Kerry, is to wake into a dream. I pent the 14 days in Achill, and was amazed In Ireland the people are a perpetual part of the by the ha 'pitality shown to me by one and all. I landscape, and I cannot feel happy when I am many certainly expected a " cead mile failte " but I had miles from n human being. On the whole, I prefer a a " mile mile failte." white cottage with the fowl scraping a living from My next holiday \vill certainly be spent in Ireland, the ground beside the half·door e\'en to a mountain, and my one regret is that I did not discover it year and in Ireland one gets them both. ago. lOurs faithfully, -The New Statcsman and Nation, F. G. HENRIQ EZ. Jttne, 1932.
fJJ. @ure for @orns r r~ON~~ Looking back one cannot but be amazed at the great m'prises that await one on a first visit to thi "The Hon' 0/ the Hunter"-+tHl+- PA3:02~EmlU.lIT part of Ireland. The beautiful harbours, mountain, Cru ises -lreluncl Next? lakes and all that is nee ssary to charm the eye at ~ .1s Others See Us! even" turn. The hotel accommodation also surprises Literary Rambles around RCLthkeCLle- ~ one." The fine positions, the gardens, etc., whilst R. Hartigall 33 the food and service are of the very best. ID fnishmaan-ilI. .l[CL(luire 35 The people are charming, but, to reach them, one Photo COlllpetitions-Final Results 36 ~ must go right into the cottages, the kitchens, or into List 0/ frish Hunts, .llasters, Secrctaries, ~ the fields where they are working. Huntsmell, etc. 38 Bo,lting, bathing and fishing can be had every.. "The Chase in frelanrl" 41 where, and we had ample evidence of the truth that The 1932 frish Open Gol/ Championship 43 Iif this is the fisherman's paradise. A Directory 0/ Hotels 49 lU. Climbing is generally easy, if the peat bogs are avoided. though it is not really necessary to do this. T1k~~~~~~d An old pair of boots with slits cut across the tops Carna, Connemara, Co. Galway. are necpssary for bog work, and we were assured that bog \vater does one no harm-in fact it will allay the MONGAN'S HOTEL pain of corns. First dass Fishinll and Shooting. Thousands of acres of rough -E. E. Masshan in " The Model Yachtsman," shooting. Mountain, River, Lake and Sea, Garage. June, 1932. J. W. MONGAN, Proprietor.
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Below: Rathkeale Abbey, built by Gilbert Hervey in 1280.
Bnllyknoeka11e House, where T{ilbehy House-where .lIarUn Seanlon was arrested for the Haverty live(l. 11Iurder (If the Colleen Bawn.
Photos] [Author. 'By Literary Rambles around Rathkeale Rlta Hartlgan "He had a great store of Kerry and Tipperary FI were asked to conduct a party round Rathkeale, tunes, collected by himself, and generously put them I think I should take them for a literary ramble. at the disposal of Dr. Petrie for his famous collec I There are few places richer in literary and historic tion. " associations - especially those of the nineteenth Robert Graves, Alfred P. Graves' son, wrote century-and in the following short article I shall " Laurence and the Arabs," a very famous book. attempt to describe a few of them. The Colleen Bawn. Father O'Flynn. .l ear Woodstock Cottage is situated Ballyknockane \Yoodstock Cottage and Fortwilliam Mills, about House, built in 1793 by l\'lichael Scanlon, Captain of 5 mile from Rathkeale, formerly belonged to an the Upper Connello Cavalry Yeomanry, Justice of the ancestor of Bishop Graves of Limerick, who was the Peace, and twice High Sheriff for County Limerick. father of Alfred Perceval Graves, the author of His second son, John Scanlon, was hanged for th " Father O'Flynn." murder of Ellen Hanly, "The Colleen Bawn," on In his autobiography, he tells how he wrote the March 16th, 1820. song:- Gerald Griffin was then a reporter, and present. at " By this time, I had begun to pick up Irish airs the trial. It gave him the plot for his book " The on my own account. Amongst these was a h.err~T Collegians. " version of the air called' The Top of the Cork Road. The De Veres and Griffin. I had often danced an Irish jig to this tune, and one Aubrey (le Vere says in his " Recollections," dated momina found myself whistling it as I era sed the Curraghchase, June, 1897:- Londo; parks to my work in the Home Office. "After the publication of 'The Collegii1Us, ' "As I whistled, recollections of Father Michael Gerald Griffin once more took up his abode in the Walsh rose to my mind, so that when I reached small Dispensary House at Pallas (Pallaskenry), 11 Whitehall they had woven themselves into my ong miles from Rathkeale. His brothers were doctors of . Father O'Flynn.' there. :'Iy father thought that there he would finel "I do not think I had to alter a word of it, as I little room for his books, and many interruption,.; of \\Tote it down at my office desk before I began my hi tudious hoUl's. morning's work." "He invited him to pass the "'inter at Curragh Father ,Valsh \,-as pariHh prie·t of Kilcl'Ohane, in chase, placing hyo rooms at his disposal, and telling Ken",. A. P. Graves write~ :-" Father ,Val h wa him that he would find <]uiet in the woods and a large on 1;10St friendly term with my father, and a real command of books in the library, but Gm'ald (l'clinC'd bond of :,;ympathy between them \\' brother found the fireplace blaek with the cinders of The" lovely river" is the" White Hiver," flowing recently burned papers. He had ju;;t destroyed the through a beautifully wooded glen between Bally whole of his manuscript, yer '0 and prose alike, ilnd h,lhill and Loughill, and entering the lordly hannon uns\\,..red all enquiries by Htating that he had de\'oted at Loughill. the rest of his life to the instruction of little peasant Curraghchase. boys, as one of the Christi,\D Brothers. " Curragheh,lse, 7 miles from Hathkeale, was the G-emld Griffin also li\'ed at "Fairylawn," near birthplace of the poet, Aubrey de Yere, and hi Loughill, 18 miles from Rathkeale. This cottage is brother, 'ir Stephen de Vere, who wrote that well situated just outside Loughill village, and "Fairy known song " 'l'he Snowy Breasted Pearl." lil\\n .. is paint'd on the gate piU's. The cottage was Sir,'tephen spent his latter days at Foynes Island, ropnired nnd bay windows put in by the Re\'. Stephen where he died. He is interred in the ground of Danaher, P.P., of Loughill. It Hen'ed as the parochi,ll Foynes H.C. Church. His tomb may be een in house of the clergy. It is now Qccupied by the owner, fro~t of this church. ' :.\Iiss 0 'Shaughnessy. Father Ihnaher was the last Foynes Fountain, opposite the railway stat.ion, has priest to die th re; the priests now live elsewhere. the following inscription :- It mu t be while ,I resident at " Fair~'lawn," that Thi.~ Fountain is erected in grateful recognition (;riffin wrote at the re(luest of u sistpr in .\.mericn:- CIf the nUlllerous benefits conferred on his native " Know ye not that lovely river:' country, all tlle pOOl', and on this neighbow'hood, Know ye not that smiling river '} by Stephcn Ec7ward de VeTe, Bart., Statesman, Whose gentle flood, Philanth1'Opist, Poet, through u']LOse generolls aid By cliff and wood, and zealous co-operation, in conjunction with con 'Yith wildering sound goes winding ever. tributions from othrr.~, the Catholic Church of Oh! often yet with feeling strong, Foynes was built, On that dear stream Illy memory ponders. DIED lOTn XOYEMBER, 1904, AGED 92 YEARS. And still I prize its murmuring song. Tennyson at Mount Trenchard. For by my childhood's home it wanders. Tennyson and his son, Hallam. stayed at Mount Know ye not, etc. Trenchard, the home of Lord and Lady l\Ionteagle, in 184-8, n. Alfred P. Gruyes writes :-" But the pro\'erbial ill I. There's music in each wind that flmvs wind, that had kept all close prisoners in the lodges 'Within our native woodland breathing; of Kilkee, had blown the storm-loving Tennyson over There's beauty in each flower that blows from Foynes." Around our native \\'oodhmd wreathing. In Kilkee, Tenn,Yson wrote: The memory of the brighte t joy " Break, break, break, In childhood's happy morn that found us, At the foot of thy crags, oh sea." Is dearer than the richest toys As far back as 1842 Tenny.. on harl written to Aubrey The present vainly hedl' around us. de Yere from Killarney :-" I have been to your Bally Know ;ye not, etc." (('olltinued 011 lYl(f1 26). ,llount Trenehard H ouu (Foynes), lOhe"e Tennyson stayed. In the distance-the lVhite River, Till 'Fount"ill at Foynls, ,chic" aboat 'l'hieh Griffin u'rote that bears an illseription to Stephen de Vere. lordy 1JOem quotecl above. 34 October, IH32. IRISH TRAVJ.JL. By INNISHMAA.N MARGARET MAGUIRE Innishmaan-the Middle Island-is the second largcst of the three limcstone rocks called the " Amn Islands," in Galu:ay Bay. In the follo~l:il1g article the writer gives her impressions of a visit to this island which, cut off as it is from any constant intercourse ~l'ith the mainland and modcrn so-called progres , has prcservcd all the customs and ways and mcans of life handed down to the Islanders through each sllcceeding generation. Photo) Arm, Islanders in their Curraehs. [Po Crane. T 8.45 m the morning, the steamer "Dun we were some 30 mile from the sheltered waters of Aengus " hooted her departure from Gah~'ay, the City Harbour; a.'ld now the ,,,aves grew strong and crlided out from her narrow channel mto and heavy, and the sky threatened. A b the wide margin of the Bay. \Ve were on our ,,-ay After some fairly hard going, the" Dun Aengus " to ~\.rnn-Aran of the Pagan Forts and early Christian at about 1 o'clock drew up near Innisheer (the Temple ; Aran of the rocky fields, beehiye huts, South I land), the first of the Arans, which for some that<:hed cottacres and picturesque Islanders. time we had seen dimly in the misty distance. When " Dun Aencr~s " crathered speed. Behind us were near enough, we noticed a stir of activity on the b b s On tl1e oppo ite page we have reproduced a number of entries of special merit in our final Holiday Photo Competition. Each en trant whose entry is u ed is entitled to a fee of 5s. This month's Prize Entry (reproduced here with) was submitted by P. J. Corcoran, 59 Cabra Road, Dublin. A Zeiss Ilwn Camera will be forwarded to him in due course. Photo) "The Lark House at Evenin{J." IP. J. Corcoran. LiteraryRambles- (Continued I"om page 34). When Spanish help arrived at Smerwick, Elizabeth's bunion Caves, but could not get into the fine tone, force, commanded by Grey, Pelham and Ormond, on account of the weather. " assembled at Rathkeale, preparatory to marching to In one of these, however, he composed these lines Smcrwick, knowing that Desmond's followers were from " Merlin and Vivian " :- concealed in the neighbouring woods, they planned to " So dark a forethought rolled about his brain." trap the latter. Six years later he wrote :-" I hear that there are As the English march d out, the hungry clansmen larger waves at Bude," but De Vere persuaded him of Desmond s\vooped down on the town in search of to revisit Ireland-" Where the waves are far higher." provi ions. ow, a generation afterwards, having found his full fame, in the interval, Tennyson was paying his third This was the opportunity sought for by the Lord and last visit to Ireland, and again, returning to Deputy. Detaching a number of his troops under " Kilkec, by the great deeps." Raleigh, and following a circuitous route, these sud denly fell upon the native and cut them down without Martin Haverty. mercy. Martin Haverty, the historian, lived at Kilbehy House, near Rathkeale. He wrote his " History of For this ervice, Sir \Yalt l' wa presented with the Ireland" at Kilbehy. Frccdom of the Town. He returned the compliment Here the celebrated Irish sculptor, John Hogan, by repairing Castle Matrix and the Castle at Rath paid him many a visit. At Kilbehy Chapel he left kcale. two sculptured angels, whose models were said to he A ,,-riter speaking of the slaughter of 700 Spaniards cloi tered members of the sculptor's family. at Smerwick, says:- In the Baptistry of Cappagh Church is an almost "This bloody affair is the blackl'st stain in the unknown work of the great master :- ca1'eers of Ralcigh and S]1CnseT. "A Thorn-Crowned Head of the Saviour." In, conclusion, at Cappagh Presbytery. lives the Rev. ~Iartin Haverty died in 1 87 at 40, St. Alphonsu,; Patrid: "'oulfe, whose "Irish Surnames" is the Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, aged 77. standard work on the subject. Sir WaIter Raleigh and Spenser at Rathkeale. At Xanten'll1, adjacent to Rathkeale, lives "Dorothy Rathkeale has very unpleasant recollections of these Conycrs " (Mrs. White), the well known writer of two famous 1uen. hunting noyels. Octo1Jrl', 1932. 1 R 1 SH TRAVEL. PRIZE WINNING PIIOTOGRAPIIS " The Road to Jlurrisk." " On Me'Tion Stralld." (D. If. aress1Oell, LOl1c[ol1}. (.llrs. rersehoyle. Dublin)". ('('IUre " ('ros..,.oads Dancing." (C. O'Kcetfe. Killarlll yr. "Porlsteu'lll'l Harbour." " riue '"l Si,ii"e "-The lIaler,' of Ihe Suir. (g..T, ()'Brifl1. Dul>/il1), (T. n·. Crou,ther, Lancashire), "('Iitf" al HOI'Il Hw"," (JOll/I LU1'lol1. Lont/on). " ril10 at Killary Bay." "1'hc Silver Harvest of the Sea." (."\T. Xi ('"lhcUn. DUl1dalk). 37 (T. Ryan, Caherciveen}. IR ISH TR ArE L. October, 1932. LIST OF r;;}{unts, O1lasters, c5ecretaries, r;;}{untsmen, etc. FOXHOUNDS "Name of Hunt I and Couples Convenient Towns Hunting Masters Secretaries Suhscription and S!X'clal Fees for Kennel. Whcre Htmtcrs of Honnds Days Cap Charges - Temporary Visitors can be hircd Ballymaeali (20) Oldeastle, Castle- Tnrs. A. J. Harman, A. Hone, Esq., Bally )1inimum sub., £5; Same ag for Sub· Grennau\ Dromorp. Writc JIon. Sec. pollard. Fli. Esq. macad, Oldeastle, cap, 2s. 6d. ~rribcrs. Oldcast l', Co. Co. Meath. Mcath. Bree (t;;) ... Enniscorthy ... Tues. L. Swectman, )lr. J. )Iernagh, Sub. £2. 2s. Od. cap. Ballymaccssy. .\p)1ly Hon. ,ee. Fri. Ball~'IIlace"y. Enniscorthy. Carlow (30) ... Carlow Tullow, Tues. Mrs. W. Hall O. H. Eustnee-Duek £10 min. 5s. cap ... Visitors may htmt on Moylc, Carlow. Bagenalstown. Sat. ett, Esq.. Castle two occasions for a more, Tullow cap of 10s. After that they are ex I pected to give a do nation and pay 5s. cap. Coollattin (25) Shillelagh, Camew Mon. D. H. Doync, R. Braddell-Smith, £10, or 10s. cap ... Apply Ron. Sec.... Coollattln, Co. Appl~· Hon. ec. Yri. Esq. Esq., Rahec!.l Wicklow. I'reany, Clonegal, Co. Wicklow. Duhallow (45} ... 1\[allow, Buttevant, Mon.~Tu. J. S. Shepherd, Miss Alien, Wood £15. £1 cap £1 cap per day Blackrock, Mallow, CharJeville Th.,::;at. Esq. ford. Mallow. Co. Cork. East Galway (25) Balli nasloe) Two P(,1' W. Enderby, Capt. T. D. Seymour, £10. 2s. Od. cap ... £1 per day Lismany, Ballina M. Hough, Esq. Banaalwr Ene· week. J~yrccollrtJ (,ol1rt~ Reclmond Use., Ballymore Castle, sloc. ('0. ). Ballinasloe. Ballinasloc. Galway; G. Fleming, Clon- condra; W. Fin ncy, Lallfeficc· town. Galway Co. (The Galwny, Athenry, Mon. Uowes Daly, E. q. James D'Arcy, Esq.• Min. sub., £10. Cap £ I r"p per (by Craughwell, Co. T. MacDcrmott Blazers) (10) Loughrea, Tuam Wed. and J,ord Alta- New Forest, Mount- for field money Galway Kclly, Esq., Ra Fri. mont bellew, Ballinasloe 2s. 6d. heen Park, Athen ry, Co. Galwa.\ ; B. Potter, Esq., Craughwell, Co. Galway. Island (38) Gorcy, Enni-· )lon., Co!. Hudson W. "Lett, Esq., Clone, Sub. £5. 2s. 6d. cap lOs. cap per day ... Rockmount, Ferns corthy, Fcms. Wcd. Kinahan, Ferns. Co. Wexford Co. Wexford Fri. C.B.E., Cloha mon House, Ferns, Co. Wexford. Kildare (50) Dublin, Naas, 1\1"y Mon. Sir F. Brookc, Capt. A. W. H1ggin Jlggln8town, Naas T. H. Kellett, Esq., nooth, Kilcock Tiles. Bart., Major C. son, R.N.,The Bun 39 Me8pil Road, Thur. Mltchell, D.S.O. galow, Naas. Dublin (ana Sat. lIf.C. 8tahles In Meath). Kilkenny (GO) ... Kilkenny, Thomas Mon. )!ajor McCa! J.lIIcClintock, Esq., £10 a horsc. 28.6d. Matter of arrange Mount Jullet, Jamcs McClintock town. Waterford. Wed. mont, M.C., Portlaw, Co.Water cap to subscribers, mentwlth the Hunt Thoma8town. Esq., Portlaw, Co Fr!. Mount Juliet, ford. 10s. non-subscribers Secrctar~'. Waterford; Tom ·at. Thoma.,;town, who can only hunt Butler, Esq., Kil Co. Kilkenny 3 days, after which kenny. must subscribe Limerick Co. (42) Limerick, ('room, )lon. J. Piekersgill EdwardLeahy, F.sq., £15 one horse and so Cap £1 per day Clonshire, Adare J. P. Horgan, Kil Adare Wed. County Club, on as to the number mallock, and Fr!. Limerick of daY8. 5s. cap others lu Adare and Rathkeale. Louth (30) Dundalk, Wed. Capt. R. A. B. Major E. ShlrJey. £10. 2s. M. cap £1 per day ... Lisrenny, Ardee Drogheda Sat. Filllate Loullh Fea, Car rickmacross Knth (50) Dublin, Navan, ~!on. Mr8. A. H. J. A. Law. Esq., £15 per day In week £1 per day, except NUllentstown, T. H. Kellett, Esq., Dunshaughlin, Tues. ("onne11 and lIlr. Ardbraccan. hunted throughout iltests of Sub Kells, Co. MMth. 39 lIIespil Road, Kells Thur. J. 'r. I,illington. Navan season (Ladies £10 scribers of £100, Dub I in (an d Fri. per day In week who pay 2s. 6d. cap stable8 In Meath). hunted), and £3 per day per week to fowl fund. Field money 2s. 6d. Cap of £1 from non subscribers Mouut Uniacke Youghal, Tall')w, Wed. W. H. Doy]e, M. Webb, Esq., ~Iount £5 5s. Cap 2s. 6d. Ss. rap. (Sub. BallinahUa, KII· Appl)' to Hon. Sec. (21) llidleton at. Esq. Uniacke, KIllcallh halved if stay leallh, Co. Cork lasts month). Muskerry (27) Cork, Maeroom ... Wed. Capt. R. H. E. W. lIlahony, Esq., I £15 min., 2s. 6<1. On appllcntlon to Forrest. Coachford, at. Homby and Shourna Lodge, St. cap Secretary Co. Cork Geo. Colthurst. Ann's Hill Ormond (25) ... Rirr, R08crea, Tues. G. F.Webb, Esq. H. Davls KennY,E8q. Cap 2s. 6d. Bub. Optional Corolant~ Shin· Cloughjordan FrL and IT. M. Ballingl\rry House, optional. from £5 rone, Oualy Read, Esq. Shlnrone to £45 Queen's Co. (25) Abbcy!elx, Mary- Tues. Major ]\f. 0. T. S. )!oyles, Esq., Xo fixed sub. 5s. 10s. per day Moyne, Durrow. borough Fr!. Hamilton and Ballycoolan, Strad field money M. P. Minch, bally Esq. Major Hamilton Scarteen (Black Kilmallock. Knock· Tu s. Capt. G. Barker. J. C. Ryan, Esq. £10. 2s. 6d. cap lOs. per day Scarteen, aLd Tans) (28) lonll, Tipperary Sat. Emly Hou8e, Emly, Knoeklong Co. Limerick. Emly. South Union (25) Cork, Carrigallne, Tues. MajorlIlorgan, R. H. Dorman, Esq., Minimum sub., £5. Kilnagleary, Car· C. A. Love, Esq., Crosshaven, . }'r!. C. A. Lovc, J'sq. Ballea Castle, Car 10s. cap for visitors rigallne, Co. Cork Ballca, Carriga· "Klnsale rigaline, Co. Cork linc, Co. Cork. Tipperary (5;; Fl'thard, (,lomnrl, ~Ion. )!ajor E. C. S. R. ArnlitAl(e, £1515•. to qnalify as From Jan. I to elHl of 'fullemaine, Apply to Hon. ,'cc. CaQhrl, ('ahir. Wed. )Io!'t"lI. Noim, Thurles. member. 2s. 6d. season, £10. . Fethard. Thllr. cap. Non-members , at. 10s. cap. 11 Octuber, HJH~. IR ISH l' R.1 VEL oflist of Brisk g{unts, rrnasters, cSecretaries, g{unts1nen, etc. (continued). FOXHOUNDS (CONTINUED). :Name of Hunt Hunting ubscription and , pecial Fee~ for Where Hunters and Couples Convenient Towns Days Master$ I ecretaries Cap Charge Temporary Vi,Hors K~nnrls can be hired of HOlmds I Thurles and Thurle., Cashe! Twicc A. G. Seton, Esq. J. Heney, Esq.. £10. ::g. 6d. cap. No fixed scale, but Ho]ycross, Thmles .\pply to )fon. Sc<' Kilshane (3:» weekly. The Hermitage, Rockview, Cashe!. 5~. rap to non-sub· arrangements can be Holycross, Comd. R. Ryan, gCl'iber~. made through Hon. Thurles R.N., Inch, Thurles ecretarl'according to length of stay. United Hunt Clnb Fermoy, Cork, Mon.Wed. Major A. H. J. D. Sheedy, E q. £15 for onc day a £1 per day Knockgriffen, ~lid ~Im~s Moore, ESQ. (4:». )Udleton. Fri. ·at. Watt, )1.('. Carrignavar, (J 0 . week, or £23 for Guests of mcmbl'I'$, }etoll, Co. ('OIle W"lshcstO\\1l,l\lid Cork. four. ('"p 2s. 6d. 10s. lcton, Co. Cork J. R. ('ro.s, SOlltl Mall, Cork. Waterford (36) Waterford. 'fm F'ive days The Marquis of )lajor R. H. ('arew, £10 to qua!if)' for lOs. per day ;;~afield, Bon W. )lurphy, Esq. more, Portlaw, a fort· Waterford and )['C., Ballinamoll? membership of the mc.hon, Co. WMersid<'. WatN Carriek-on-Suir, ni«ht. R. Russell, Esq. Park, Waterford. Hunt....2•. 6d. cpp. Waterford. ford. ; W.l\lurpb~· Dungaryan. Christendom, Waterford. C. £10 Waterford West Cappoquin, )[on. Jan ViJliers J. Williams, "Esq., lOs. ller d"y ])romr..naJ ('appoquin. (30) Youghal, I.is· Thur. Stuart. Tonrllorc, Dungar ('appoqIlIJl. more, Dungarvan. van. Westmeath (3:» Mullingar. )lon Capt. C. E. Capt. J. B. Grant, £10. 2s. 6d. cap Knoekdrin, W. L, KeHl'. ('a,lIe Athlone Wed. Winter, M.C., Ratheonrath, MuI )1IIllingar. to\\'n-Geogh~ghan Fr!. "n<1 the Earl lingar. of J.ongford Westmeath. Sth. )loato, Athlone, TU('t\. A Committee W. J. O'Kolly, Bs!]., 10,. ]ler day :\lotlllt Ykw, .1 PI>ly to Hun. IOl'e (20). Ferbane. Fri. N~lrad, )loate. \thloJlc. Wexford (20) '" Wexford, New Ross Tues. Major 1\1. L. T. A. CoUer, E q. £6 6s. minimum. lOs. per day, and by noretown, Foulks- By armngcmellt Fri. Larkln, M.C., Rosbercon Castle, 2s. M. cap arrangement wi th mills, Co. Wexford "ith Hon. Sec. ~~O,'B:~' New Ross. Hon. ecretary Co. Wexford. HARRIERS NameofHlmt and Couples Convenient Towns Hunting Ml\Sters Secrctari(\s Sub. cription and Special Fees for I Kennels Where Hllntcrs of Hound. Days Cap Charges Temporary Visitors e"n be hircd. Antrim, East (24) Belfast, Ballyclare, Wed. Jas. Craig, Es,!., 58 Waring Str~~t, £LO LOs. 2s. 6d. cap Yes. Apply ike.... Bruokfield, Doagh, Antrim Sat. Glenmount, BeUast. Co. Antrim. Wbitebouse Belfast e~p. Antrim, Mid (19) BaHymena ... Mon, R. Morton, Esq. L. J. Woodside, Esq., £:> 5s. _,. 6d. 5s. per day H2Ilyloughan, J. Wilson, Ward~n Wed. (junior). Ornn Ro.lea, Ardnabreen, Ballymena. litr Bray (15) mixed Bray, GreystonC!ol-, Wed. E. B. Peyton, Harold E. Phlpps, From £3 3.. Sub- May be "rrallgcd ... J3elview, Delgany, J. J. Mag e, };sq., Delgany, Co. Sat. Esq. Beech· Esq., Jubilee Hall, scribers 2s. 6d. Non· Co. Wicklow Livery Htl1bles, Wicklow. wood, Delgany, Bray, Co. Wicklow subscribers, 5s. per Delgany, Co. Co. Wicklow day Wicklow. CaslIetown (15) Bruree, Cbarlevllle Tues. M. Carry, Esq. T. Riordan, E q. G"rryfine Thur. )lembcrl~ Clare Hounds (20) ]~lUlh~. ewmarket- l'urs. ('al>l. 13 r" d y P. F. O'./lalluran, :l!inilllulll Xo :-1H','ial fel'. .:iewgroH" Tulla.. .\ppl)' to )1 ,,'ler Of on·]<'crgus. Fri. Browne. .E~HJ'J Rhync, Quill. £3 3s., cap 2s. fid. )lon. S~e. Clonmel (20) ... Clonmel, Casbel, Tues. M. McCarthy, W. Kennedy, Esq., £3 3s. Cap 2s. C"p 5s.... Clonmol Fethan] and ('1011 Fethard, Cahir Fri. Dsq., Gortnu. Derrygratb, Cabir. J)wl. f1eur, C!onmel. CroolI' (25) Croom, .\dart', 'fues. Ed. Fitzgibbon, W. JIederman, Esq., Voluntary. Field Volllntary Lisk"nn t House, AI'I"r ~b,l"r. Brurcc. Thur. Esq., Lisken- M.D. money 2s. 6d. Croom. nett House, I Croom Down, North (21l) Bangor, Comber, Wed. Davld 1\lunn, R. J. Grainger, Esq. £15. No cap £1 per day Comber, Co. Down J. B. McRobcrt" Newtownards Sat. Esq. Tbe Beeches, Holy· Esq., n"llyoran, wood, Co. Down ])lIndonald, Co. Down; J. A. Gib· ~on, ]~sq., CraiR'a.· \"sul Co Down' "+. '('ro1IPT, Esq.: (·rtli~fl,yu.d, ('0. Down. \1'. l,. (: rNlY('s.H ot'hlil'l 39 1 R 1 SH '1' RA l' N 1J. Udvucr, 1\)32. cf}ist of Brisk 9funts, onasters, cSecretaries, 9funtsmen, etc. (continued). HARRIERS (CONTINUED). Name of Runt and Couples Convenient Towus HWlting JIasters Secretaries Sub,rription ami Slleclal Fees for Kennel ,,"Iwrc liWlters of ITounds Days Cap Chl\rgcs Temporary Visitors can bc hircd Down. East (20) Downpatrlek Mon. Capt. Fordl' T. ~1. TaOO, Es'!., £10 10s. 2s. .Field 10s. per day Seafordc, Co. Down Newtownards Thur. BaUytoran,Ardglass. monry Dllndalk (10) ... Dundalk, Dunleer, ;11011. Capt. 1. Jlolmes, H. J. Bl'rJll'. 1<:"1., .1.:3 3s. 2,. Gd. eap From.£l Js., acconl Dellin llou::,<" J. T. ('lillton, E:-oq., Ardee. Fr!. DelliJ~ House, Ro~make~'t DUll ing to time, f\lld Ca,t1ebcllinghalll V.S., Roden Place, C'astlebelling dalk. 2s. 6d. cap. Dundalk. ham, Co. Louth Fermana(h (17) Ennlskillen Wed. Mastership :lIrs. T. Versehoyle, £3 3s. 2s. 6d. per day. Tullycleagh, .\t Euniskilleu. Sat. Vacant Tullyeleagh, Ballina Ballinamallard. mallard (pro tem) Fineal (15) Dublln, Malahlde Tues. R. Collell, Esq. R. Cral!:le, Esq., Minimum £5. Cap, None Kileek, St. T. li. Kellett, Esq., Fr!. Harristown, St. Subscribers 2s. 6d., ~largaret's, Co. 30 Mespil .Road Margaret's, Co. Non·subscribers lOs. Dublin Dublin and others Dublln Ganltier (20) Waterford Tues. J. H. de Brom Major H. J. Jones, Subscription No special fees Gaultier, Belmont, W. Murphy, Esq., Fr!. head, Esq., Ar County Club voluntary. Waterford Waterside, Water deena, Water Waterford Cap. 2s. 6d. ford. ford nagh (20j) ... Banbrldl:c Wed. D. W. Smitb, Miss Ferguson, Jveagb £10 10s. 28. 6d. cap 10s. cap ... Kllpike, Banbrldge Sat. Esq., D.L. liouse, Banbridge Co. Down Kildare North (25) Naas, Luean, May· Mon. :llrs. A. H. ('OIL' J. W. Shaekleton, :>ub., 3 3. Cap, 't. ('atheriue's W. i\Ia!(ee, Esq., nootb Dunboyne. Fri. neU, Leixlip, .Esq., Clousilla. :lIemhers, 2s. 6d., Park, Lebdip, Co. ~Iolltpelier liill, Kildare. ~on·membcrs, lOs. Kildare. Dublin. (gents) 5,. (ladie,). Kil1inick (14) Wexford ·Mon. J. Davis, Esq. lIliss Joan O'Connor, 2s. cap...... Visitors welcomed Walshestown, Bal- Westlands, Werlord Thur. t~~~~!d' Co. KiUllltagh (25) Crumlin, Lisbufll, Mon. A. WiUis, Esq. G. D. Coates, Esq.. £10 10s. 2s. 6d. cap £1 per day. Dundrod, CnunJin, J. B. MeRoberts, Antrim. ]'rl. Andersonstown, Co. Antrim. Esq., Dundonald, Belfast Co. Do,,'ll. Limerick (15) Limerick Thurs. l~ 111. D. Shaw, Esq. Capt. E. R. Shaw, Sub., minimum £1, None Derryknockane, l>alrirk,well, occasional and A. 1I1c- 23 Mulj(rave St., 2s. 6d. cap Limerick. J.Jimcrick, (;room, bye·days Donogh, Esq. Limerick Rathkeale. Lon(lord Co. (15) Lonllford, Edge· Tues. Capt. N. W. E. Daly-McCann, ill 2s. 2s. 6d. cap Cap only Danesfort, Lon!: worthstowD, Fr!. Mayne Esq., Abbcyville, ford. Granard. Lady Moira For· Longford bes Mayo, North (llt) BaUina, KWala, Wed. J. ]'. Rowlette, Dr. )1. ,IeXulty, Sub. t33s. 2,. Od. :N"ctlcy j>ark, AJlIlll' )l,,,ttr or Crossmolina, Sat. .Esq., Netley Killala. eaJ!. Cl'o!"smolina. HOll. "cc. Enniserone. Park, Cras moHna Mitch~lltown(15!) Mitchelstown Two a M. O'Dwyer, The Mast{lr, JIitebels Ballinvullen, week E~q. town lIiitchelstowu Co. Cork. Nus (25) Naas, Newbridge, Wed. Capt. Peter Capt. P. 111. Ryan, Caps, Members 28. 6d. Cap fees ollly ('urraj(h ('amp, Naas. Kildare, Kilcullen Sat. Fahy, Lieut. Curragh Camp Non-members 5s. Kildare. D. J. Cody Subs. !:3 Nenagh (13) Nenailh Mon. Major-Gen. F. Col. Bayley, Bayley No fixed sub. 2s. No special fees ... Youghal Lodge, Thurs. W. B. Koe, Farm. cap Nenagh C.B., C.lILG. Newry (18) Newry and Ban· MOll. Capt. Maxwell W. Heather, Esq., £5. 2s. 6d. cap. 10s. PCI' day Drtllnbanagher, R. J. ITale, I<:sll., bridge. Fr!. Close. Water St., Newry. Newry. Banbridge, Co. Down. O'Bara'. (Major) Collooney, Cool· Tues. Major C. K. A. C. O'Hara, Esq., Voluntary VolWltary Annaghmore. Col· (20) aney, Ballymote Fri O'Rara, Annagh· Coopel!!hill, Rivers· looney, Co. Iigo more, Collooney town, Co. Sligo Co. Sligo Route (12) Coleralne, Tues. Capt. R. A. A.M. Stuart, Esq.... £15 15s. per annum. BaUymagarry, Portrush Fri. Cramsie 5s. cap Portrusil Skennakilla Castletownroche Sun. D. J. O'Sulllvan, W. J. Griffin, Esq. £1 Is. 2s. 6d. per day BalIyveelick, Wed. Esq. Castletownroehe South Co. Dublln Sat. ('. 111. Gore D. Kellett, Esq., 10 Members £5 5s. 5s. cap only Springvale, T. IT. KeUett, Esq., Dublin (16) Grimes, Esq. 8tn. Gt. George's St. Ladies £3 3s. per Rathfamham. 30 Mespil Road, Dublln annwn. Cap Mem Dublin. bers 2s. 6d. Non· ]'. ('Iarke, 21 Mont members 58. pelier Hill. trabane (18) Strabane, Castlefin Wed. W. B. Smyth, James Hill, Esq., Voluntary and Vari By arrangemcnt ... Carricklf'e, Sat. RSQ., Strath· Hazlewood, Stra· able. Field Money Strabane. (oyle, Strabane bane 2s.6d. Tynan and Armagh Wed. Miss I. lIIcClin ~Iiss JoycP Irwln, £3 3s. lB. cap Armagh (l0) Sat. tock, Fellows Mount Irwln, Ball, T)'llan Tynan, Co. Armagh Westmeath (10) Mullingar, Bally· Tues. H. Tynall, .ESll. D. LeavY,Es1l.. Soho £2 28. Urall~l', Jl:lllr' .Mullingar. naeargy. Fri. House, MuJtyfanl Jl3Curgy. ham. 4° TheJ Chase lfU Ireland Photo) The Kilkenl1ies Jlore Off· IMoran, Kilkenny. Photo) l re Irish Times." Photo) "Il'hieh ICl"1 did he [/0.'" [LT.A. 'l'he Ward Union 011 the trail. Torth TJ-ilrZlIre Ha1-rie1's 011 the Scent. Photo) The Waterford Hunt. [U lr:sh Times," [n 1 S H '1' Il .1 l' 1~ L. Oc:lubcl', HJ132. ci!ist of cfJrish r;}{untsl 'Ynastersl e5ecretariesl r;}{untsmen, etc. (continued). STAGHOUNDS. l/ameofHunt and Couples Convenient Towns Hllnting ~lasteN Secret,aries Subscriptioil and ! p~cia) Fees for Kcnnels Where Hunters of Hounds I Days ------Cap Charges Tcmporary Visitors can be hired. :0. Down (27) .•. Bclfast, Dewn· Tucs. Capt. R. F. Henry I£21. £1 cap ... 1 None ...... Roekmount, Bally· J. B. lIlcRoberts. patrick, B'hlnch, fiat. Wyvis, i;trand· nahineh, Co. Esq., Ballyorau. Banbridgc town, Bclfast Down Dundonald, Co. Down; R. J. Hale, J'sq., Ban· bridge, Co. Down., Ward Union (26) Dublin, Drumrce, Wed. Hon. )[r. Justice M. 1J>onard, Esq., ;'t. £10 for 1 day per wk. £1 per day, Gents. Ashboume, Co. T. H. Kellett, Esq. Dunshaughliu, Sat. Wylie KeviD's, Dartr.v £15 for2 days perwk. lOs. per day, Ladies I Meath 39 )lespll Road, Dunboyne, Road, Co. Dublin. 2s. 6d. cap. Dublin; W. Magee, Esq., ? Conyngham Road, Dublin: 1'. Dull"y, J'sq., ltivcrsdale, Finglas, Co. Dub· lin : J. D. Barrett, Esq., Drumree, Co Meath. BEAGLES, NallleofHlillt and Couples Convenient Towns Dunting I :\[asters Secretaries Subscription an·l I Speeia) Fees for Kennels Where illmters I of Hounds I Days Cap Charges Temporary Visitors can be hired. -----11---- Ir. Boyd's (8)... Hillsborough ... Sat. I Dr. W. S. Boyd The lIlaster, Roden None. Private Pack Roden House, House, Hillsboro', HilIsborough Co. Down lornby's (10) Two a )Irs. A. Hornby A. R. L. Homb)', KiIlmardrisb, Co. week Esq., NettJeville.t I Cork. Killmardrlsh, vo. o Cork. nnnyJands (15) Holywood Wed. .'\.. W. Grainger, 'rhe Master, 197 None. Private Pack None. Private Pack \ llallykeel ilouse, Sat. Esq. 'pringfield Road, On Invitation. ilolywood, Co. Belfast. Down. Vaterville (:<2) Wateryille, Wed. E'. Casey, EsC!. FTank Case)', };"I., .xone ... Every fa<'i1ity for 11 0 un d s not C'ahireiwen, Sill\, lIeenbane, Water· ~~: and all free kennelled_._ _ _ vilie, Co. Kerry I For f1trther informrtion on Hunting apply to the Irish Tourist Association. A Dispassionate Appreciation The l.T.A. 111 V.S A. Saorstat Government Decides on Active Co-operation. \\'Ith timc alld r1i~talJce separatillg ll1e from tlte Isle I: of SalJlls, 1 call IIOW sit IJ IZ';sJI Stamps are Clleaper ;11 Ireland. Avenue Hotel. BRUNSWICK STAMP SERVICE DUN LAOGHAIRE (Klngstown). (E. W fluddell, Philatelist) Comfortable Family and Commercial Hotel. All 27 Belmont venue, Donnybrook .. meals open to Non·Residents. .. DUBLIN, S.E.l. 'Phone 77. Roof Garden. Free Garage !fi !fi 42 I' 11 October, 1932. IR ISH TRAVEL August 23-4-5, at ) The 1932 Irish Open Golf Chanlpionship ( Little Island, Cork. Pat/(fha1ll lJlayin(f the final hole in the Ohampionship cOl1lc.'t. A. H. Padgham (Royal .lshdown W. H. Daris, rUl1ner-up ill the Forest Olub), Ohampion, 1932. ('ha III piol1sh ip. Ol'ol'ge Dunenn dl'iti1/{f frol/1 till 16th tee. Dr. J. D. Jlc()ol'l1wck (left), The English Team, 1I'ho defeated helancZ in Icinl1er of the special prize for the ll1ter1/atiollal Golf Jfatch, at Little Island, Photos] lowcst score August, '32. I" Cork Examil1er." x • Glal1morc ];akf, A ('0. Kerry-with, Mountain in backgl'oul1d. Kel1marr Ray. Lake This la ke i., . approachecZ b.lf ID climbing the "eu' Tim Heal!! Pa"., " The Road from .ldri (foole to K el1 Kingdom " mare. X Photo] IC. ,\. l\1ur"h~·. 43 IRISH TRAVEL. October, 1932. Clydagh Hotel, Greystones, Co. Wicklow. S TAN DIN G on 20 acres of beautiful pleasure grounds with private path to the Suuth Beach. Garage for 8 cars, 3 Tennis Courts, Croquet Lawn and Ballroom are all free to residents. Separate Tables, Private Sitting Rooms, Children's Dining and Play Room. Excellent Cuisine with abundant supplies from our own Gardens and Ponltry Farm. Invalid Cookery a Speciality. Elec tric Light, Modern Sanitation and Hot \Vater S y s tern. Dances, Tennis Tournaments, Bathing and Walking Parties, Pic-nics and Motor Trips organised during the Season. CORK. Moderate Terms with Special Quotations for Family and Organised Parties. HOTEL METROPOLE R.I.A.c. and A.A Appointments. Finest unlicensed Hotel in Ireland. Fully Licensed. Tariff and Booklet Post Free. ELECTRIC ELEVATOR AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES _TELEPHONE GREYSTONES 34. Free Garage for Inclusive Terms The Clydagh successfully combines the Country 30 cars. 17/- a day. House atmosphere with all the conveniences of a Teltgrnms: Phone Modern Hotel. .. Hotel Metropole. Cork." 800 13 lines). r------~ r------1 I I I I I I I GREYSTONES I ! GLENDALOUGH ! I I I I I CO. WICKLOW I I CO. WICKLOW I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I ! I I I ! I I I I I ! I I I I I I • I I I I I I i j J I I Royal /flltel, Wendalough. I Urultu l1utf!l, Uft,;YIfLVUt.O. l I J I I ! Grand Hotel ! I ROYAL HOTEL!I I I I I I I I I I BEAUTIFULL Y SITUATED I I A Model Hotel In the midst of : I- ON THE SEA FRONT I I the Wicklow Mountains close to i I I I I i Seven Churches and St. Kcvin's Bed I I I Tennis and Lock up i I I I I I I Two Golf Links Garages I ! I I I I ELECTRIC LiGHT TlllWUGlIOUT I I I I A.A. & R.l AC. APPO NTMENTS I I I I MOTOR FOR HIRE. I I A.A. 6- R.I.A.C. APPOINTMENT::>. I I I I I 1..I .__.. ..1, j I I..------~ 44 ,I Great Northern Hotel, Bundoran. Royal Hotel, Glendalough. Leenane Hotel, Connemara. 's aA.,.. Clyd.gh Hotel, Grey.tone•• Centr.' Hotel, Bundoran. Ro.apenna Hotel, Donegal. View 'rom Ra•••• Hotel Dun L.oghalre. Lounge, Grand Hotel. Sligo. Wynn·. Hotel, Dublin. Great Northern Hotel. ROBtrevOr M.tropole Hotel, Cork. Crul•••• Hotel, Llm.rlck. IRISH TRAVEL. Oct,ober, 1932...... --I ROSAPENNA HOTEL, Co. Donegal. is the centre Excellent roads, ample garage with modern service, inspection pit, Resident Engineer, accessories. for touring the IMPORTANT-Import your car by Londonderry-St. ]ohnstown getting necessary papers stamped at BOTH places. Tbe A.A., R.A.C., R.I.A.C. will arrange and advise. DONEGAL Championship Goll Links designed by H. S. Colt; Putting Course, Tennis, Sea bathing and boating. Bracing climate, Geology, History, Botany, Antiquity HIGHLANDS Nature unadorned. Salmon and Trout on several loughs and rivers free to Residents Sea fishing. Exchange facilities: Travellers' cheques and coupons on Banks, 120 Telegraphic Address: Agencies, etc., negotiated. Accommodation for guests. Private suites. .. Rosape,na, Carrigart." Private bathrooms. ...... •...... --.... Carrick-on- Shannon KJillary Bay CONNEMARA ILeenane Hotel FULLY LICENSED The Hotel overlooks Killary Bay and is in the centre APPOINTED BY A.A. AND R.I.A.C. of the finest Connemara Scenery. Garages, Motors Convenient Stop for Motorists for Hire. Good Salmon and from Dublin to Donegal, Trout Angling. Sea Fishing. Sligo, Mayo. Belfast to Mayo, Galway and Grouse Moor. the South. Telephone Best Route-Dublin, Athlone, Galway, Leenane 14 M. E. McDERMOTT, Proprietress Telegrams: Railway Statwn. 'I ],1cKeou:n, Leenane. U Maamcros8. rr ...... ···· ..·..·.. ······ ...... GRAND HOTEL, SLIGO NEWLY DECORATED AD EQUIPPED IN THE MOST UP - TO - DATE STYLE LOUNGE BAR - ELECTRIC LIGHT - MOTOR BUS Visitors assured of the best Hotel comforts and attention TELEGRAMS: tI GRAND, SLIGO" Octobe1', 1932. IRISH TRAVEL. Will! ii!ll !!Ill, 1!iI "!I! •!!I 11 I! I!ii"tmli !!.!!.§I. for DUBLIN COMFORT CUISINE and SERVICE JURY'S HOTEL & COLLEGE GREEN, RESTAURANT DUBLIN...... i...... ·A·MiRi·CA.-N....·B·AR.... ·~~·d·.. OYSTER SALOON : in Basement. ! GRILL ROOM in Basement : RESTAURANT-Ground Floor : TEA LOUNGE Ground Floor : COFFEE ROOM-First Floor ! BANQUETING ROOM-First Floor . FACING THE BEAUTIFUL STF.PHRN'S GREES PARK ! . .f1 la carte and Table cl H ate Meals Afternoon Teas a Speciality SHELBOURNE HOTEL RESTAURANT OPEN ON SUNDAYS THE PREMIER FIRST-CLASS HOTE L HOT AND COLD WATER . and IN CAFE TELEPHONE IN BEDROOMS Suites with Private Baths and Toilet Lift to all floors Fresh Hairdressing Saloon Sandwiches. IOO Rooms with hot and cold running water Tele~rams: .. JURYS DUBLIN" Morning Telephone: Nos. 22241·44 Coffee, For Tariff Moderate J. W. MANNING. Snacks. Ices. apply Manager Charges Managing 'Director. , .. "!!iI'"" '!ImmUtnTTTDiiiliilli'"'iiliilliittiiilit! ill'II'''''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'''''!'''!!!!!'! Wc Pbone 45131 (3 lines). \Vires : H \Vynn's Hotel, Dublin" DUN LAOGHAIRE ( Kingstown ) Co. Dublin Wynn's Hotel and Restaurant (Fully Licensed) Lower Abbey Street, Dublin Rossts Hotel, Ltd., Completely rebuilt in 1926, is fitted and equipped according to the latest ideas in hotel architecture, lot FACING PIER &- HARBOUR the greater comfort, convenience and safety of guests. RESTAURANT ROOMS WITH H. & C. WATER, GAS OR IOOROOMS'BOT;l;iQ~~ji~~~~~AND COLD AND GRILL ROOM ELECTRIC FIRES - PRIVATE BATH WATER, COMMODIOUS ROOM SUITES 10 BATBROOM~. LOUNGE, ELECTRIC LIFT, SPLENDID CUISINE EXCELLENT BEDROOMS, CENTRAL COURTEOUS SERVICE DINING ROOMS, BEATING, SEPARATE GARAGE MODERATE RATES EXTERNAL TABLES COFFEE ROOM, BOATING :BATHIG TE NIS FIRE ESCAPE. BAR. GOLF MOTORING LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS - a la Carte and Table d'Hote. Orchestra every evening Under personal direction of Noted for its excellent Cuisine and Wines MRS. COLDWELL, POPULAR TARIFF Situated a few yards off maia thoroughfare, eajoys complete Resident Managing Director. immunity from traFfic and street noises at night time TELEPHONE 195 AND 196. DUBLIN'S MOST CENTRAL ITELEGRAMS: cc ROSSOTEL) DUN LAOGHAIRE." AND UP-Ta-DATE HOTEL 47 IRISH TRAVEL. October, 1932. Telegrams: Phones: Sweeney, Hotel, Oughterard. Oughterard 3. OORRIB HOTEL CRUISE'S OUGHTERARD, co, GALWAY Beside famous Lough Corrib, well-known for its large Trout (up to 20 lbs.), Salmon, Pike, Perch. Recently renovated and enlarged. Running water, hot ROYAL HOTEL and cold, all bedrooms. Electric light and modern sanitation. A thousand acres rough shooting. R.LA.C., A.A. and LT.A. appointments. Fully licensed. LIMERICK. For tariff apply to-- E. A. SWEENEY, Proprietor. SPACIOUS GARAGE FREE. Very comfortable F amity and Commercial Hotel. HOTEL LENENHAN (Miss Lenenhan, Proprietress) Excellent and liberal 25 Harcourt St., Dublin Noted for Moderate Terms and Good Caterinll. Table. Motor bus Centrally situated convenient to all places meets all trains. of interest. Meals served to Non·Residents. Telephone No.: 52043. Trams and Buses pass door The Irish Timusays: HOTEL IVANHOE .. The most comfort- HARCOURT STREET able andhlgWy recom- Wires 'Phone DUBLIN (A few qoors from ~~~e~ DuWfn:~nsed "CRUISES. LIMERICK" 221 & 397. Stephen s Green). U.der same manageme.t as Bot and Cold Water in every Bedroom X.L. Cafe, Cor.market, A.A. Garage CenlraJ. Beating Belfast. Telegram8: Tekphone: D. lIIcCAOGBEY "Satlstled, Dublin." Vlsltors-51126. Ofllces-51461 (Prop.) GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL BUNDORAN (Do~~gal) ROSTREVOR (D~~n) (Owned and manaj(ed by Great Northern Railway, Ireland) (Owned and managed by Great Northern Railway, Ireland Situated on Atlantic Facing Carlingford Lough and Cooley Peninsula MagnIficent Scenery Bracing Air Magnificent Scenery Equable Temperature Warmed by Gulf Stream "An Old English Village set in a Norwegian Fjord" 17 Hours from Euston via Holyhead 1 5 Hours from Euston via Holyhead ACCOMMODATION FOR 120 GUESTS ACCOMMODATION FOR 70 GUESTS OWN IS-Hole Golf Course IN.HOTEL GROUNDS Golf Tennis Hill Climbing Tennis Fly-Fishing Bathing Fly-Fishing Rough Shooting COMBINED RAIL AND HOTEL TICKETS COMBINED RAIL AND HOTEL TICKETS GARAGE. SEPARATE LOCK-UPS SEA & FRESH WATER BATHS GARAGE PRIVATE LOCK·UPS : BATHS : BALLROOM Tariff Guide from Resident Manager Tariff Guide from Resident Manageress October, 1932. 1 RI SH TRAVEL. CfJirector)) of rJeotels IN THE IRISH FREE STATE. Abbreviations: B--number 01 bedrooms. Fr.-From. NOTE.-Io practically all CMeACHILL ISLAND (Co, Mayo). BELLA VISTA; n. 10; Day 12/6; week 68/· STATES: B. 60; week fr. 105/-, ACHILL BEAD Keel' B 20' Day 10/-' week to 73/6. WESTBOURNE; B. 17; Day W/-; week 84:·. 60{.. "., , E~PLANADE; B. 40; Day 15/-; week fr. 84{-. COLLON (Louth). AMETHYST Keel' B 18' Da)' 10/-' week HOLYROOD; B. 22; per day 12/-; week 84/-. DERRABEG HOUSE: n. 8; Day 12/-; week 00/. to oU/-. ' ., , ROYAL; B. 21; Day 12/6; week 77/6. M/·. GRAY'S, Dugort; B. 8; Day 10/·; week 50 '. WAVE ,CREST (Graham's); B. 11; Day 10/·; CORK CITY. McDOWELL'S Dugort· B 10' Day 10/ . week week ,0 -. DESMOND; n. 14; Bed & Bft. 6/6. 63/- ' ,., -, WAVE CREST HOUSE (Dockery's); B. 7; EDINBURGH \Prlvate); B. 8; Day 11/8; MOUNTAIN VIEW Dugort· B 10' Day Day 9/- to 10/6; week 68/- to 70/-. week 68/-. - 10/6' week 60/-. ' ,., BUN BEG (Donegal). IMPERIAL, Pembroke St.; B. 100; per Day SLTEV'EMORE DUllort· B 80' Day 14/-; BRESLIN'S; B. 14; Day 10/-; week 60/-. fr. 21 {6. week 70/-. ' ,., BUNCRANA (Donegal). RINCORA; B. 8. . ATLANTIO Achill Souod' B 12,' Day 10/-,' LAKE OF SHADOWS' B 16' Day 6/-' week METROPOLE. MacCurt:lln St.; n. 100; Bed '. . ' ." nath & B'fa.t. 9/6; Day 17/ week 68 1-. 42/-. MUNSTER Coburg St .B 24' Day 18/- KILllANE'S, Achlll Sound; n. 11; Day 10/-; BUNDORAN (Donegal). VICTORIA' Patrick si· 'n 75' Day 21/-' week 60/-. ATLANTIC; B. 12; Day 12/6; week fr. 70/-. week 105i-. .,., , ADARE (Limerick). CENTRAL; B. 57; Day 17/6; week 105/- to WINDSOR MacCurtaio St· n 82' Day 18/-' DUNRAVEN ARMS; B. 80; Week 105/·. 115/6. week 807-. ., ., , ARAN ISL!'NDS (Galway). GREAT NORTHERN; B. 72; week 126/- to COUJlTMACSHERRY (Cork). GANLEY S, RllronaD; U. 10; Day 10/-; week 147/-. ESPLANADE' B 18' Day 12/6' week iO/- 113/-. IMPERIAL; B. 16; Day 7/- to 9/-; week 60/-. COURTOWN loIARBOU'R (Wexlord) . ARDARA (Donegal). MRS. E. DALYJ • (Pri~ate' TourlBt ~ouse. OUNAVARRA; B. 20; Day 10/-; 'week 68/-. BRENNAN'S; B. 12; Day 12/6; week 68{-. MRS. KENNEDr, (~Mv:ate) 1 Bay VIew ter., CROSSHAVEN (Cork). NESBITT ARMS; B. 19; Day 16/-; week 105'·. HAnii4bfa110~6.'D"a;e~on(-'week 120/- CROSSHAVEN; B. 25; Day 14/-; week 80/-. ARDEE (Louth). O'GORMAN'S' B i7. D 13/-' e k 75/-. DALKEY (DUblin). RUXTON ARMS; n. 10; Day :cl/.; week 80/-. PALACE' B 80. 'Oa '18/Yto 14/' ~e"ek '8/ti CLIFF CASTLE; B. 22; Day 18/-; week 106/-, AR~MORE, (Waterford). .. . to 84/-: . ,y "DELGANY... ._ OKELLYS CLIFF HOUSE, B. 18, Day 10/-, SBENE HOUSE' B 12' Dav 12/-' week 84/. AVONDALE, B. 8, Day 10/-, week 68/· week 601-. 'D' '/ . k '60/ . to 70/- THE GREY HOUSE' B 9' Day 9/-; week STRAND; B. 9; ay 9 -; wee -. DINGLE ('Kerry) 42/- to 68/-. ,', B~~~~!'lS~ ~O~~)'Day 10/-' week 60/- BENNER'S; U. '18; Day 12/-; week 60/-. ARKLOW (Wicklow). CAHIRCIVEEN ·(K'erry).' . PHELAN'S. Maio St.; B. 8; Day W/-; week HOYNES; B. 17; Day 10/-; week 68/-. O'CONNELL'S RAILWAY' R. 18' Day 12/6; 60/·. ATHENRY (Galway). k 70/- " DONEGAL (Donegal). RAILWAY; B. 14; Day 15/-; week fr. 84/·. CAP~~eQUIN ·(Waterford). TRAVEll'S; B. 18; Day 10/-; week 60/-. ATHLONE (:",estme.ath). ..' ~IORRISSEY'S; R. 10: Day 10/-; week 68/.. DROGHEDA. (Lout~). CENTRAL, D. 12, Day 9/-, \leek 68;-. CARAGH LAKE (Kerry), CENTRAL, B. 20, Day 15/-; week 84/·. IMPERIAL; B. 11; Day 10/-; week C3/·. GREAT SOUTHERN' B 24' week 70{- to DROMAHAIRE (Leitrim). PRINCE OF WALES; B. 20; Day 16/-; week 87/6 '., ABnEY; B. 12: Day 12/6; week 84/-. 105/-. CARLOW (Carlow). DRUMSHAMBO (Leitrim). ATHY (Kildare). ROYAL, Dubllo St.; 11. 40; Day 14/6; week TBE HOTEL; B. 20; Day 11/- to 13/·; week LEINSTER ARMS; n. 14; Day 10/6. 94 '6 bO/-. AUGHRIM (Wicklow). CARN'A' (Galway). DUBLIN CITY. LAWLESS'; B. 16; Day 12/6; wee~ 68/-. MONGAN'S; B. 80; Day 17 {6; week 105/-. ABBOTSFORD (Private); B. 80; Day 10/6; ARDEE; B_ 8; Day 7/6; week 50,-. KNOCKBOY HOUSE (Mrs. lletts); n. 6; Day week 68/-. AVOCA (Wicklow).. 16/-; week 84/-. BARRY'S, Gt. Denmark St.; B. 85; Day 12/6; VALE VIEW, The MeetlDgs; B. 8; Day CARRICK.ON.SHANNON (Leitrim). week 75/6 to 85/-. 12/6; week 70/-. BUSB; B. 25; Day Ir. 12/-; week fr. 80/-. BELVEDERE, Nth. Gt. George'6 St.; B. 20; BALLA (Ma~O). CASH EL (Tipperary). Day 12/6; week 70/-. McELLINS; B. 11; Day 18/-; week 68/-. RYAN'S CENTRAL; B. 18; Day 12/-; week CAllLTON. Barcourt St.; B. 17; Day 12/-; BALLINA (Mayo). 60/-. week fr. 68/-. COMMERCIAL; B. 12; Day 10/6; week 68/·. STEWART'S ROCK' n. 10; Day 10/6; week CENTRAL, Exchequer St.; B. 100; Day lr. BURST'S, Franci. St.; B. 20; Day 14/-; 70/-.' W/-; week fr. g5/-. week 84/-. CASTLE (Private)· B. 6; Day 10/-; week CLARENCE, Welllogtoo Quay; B. 62; Day IMPE.RIAL;. n. 24; D~y 14/-; week 84/-. 68/-.' 12/~; week 84/-. .. . MOY. B. 18. Da.v 16/6, week 84/-. CASTLEHILL (Mayo). COUNTY, Harcourt St., n. 40, Day 16/-, BALLlNEEN (Cork). ERREW' B. 15' Day 15/-; week 10l5/-. week go/-. HURLEY'S; n. 8; Day 9/-; week 50/-. CASTLEBAR.' DOLPHIN, Essex St.; B. 15; per Day 16/-. BALLINRODE (,,:,ayo). IMPERIAL; B. 20; Day 14/-; week 84/-. EASTWOOD, Lr. Leeeon St.; B.20; Day 12/6; VALKENBURG S; B. 20; Day 14{-; week fr. CASTLECONNELL (Limerick). week 70/-. 84/-. SHANNON' D 17' Day 11/-' week 68/- to EGAN'S, Parnell Square; B. 28; Day 10/6: BALLYBUNION (Kerry). . 70/-. ' ." week 66/-. CASTLE; D. 26; Day 15/ -; week fr. 94/6 CASTLECOVE (Kerry). ELLlOTT, Harcourt St.; B. 12; Day 10/-; CENTRAL; B. 28; Day 14/6; week 84/-. STAIGUE FORT B 21' Day 11/-' week 70/- ,,'eek 70/-. IMPERIAL; B. 8; Day 9/-; week 68/- WESTCOVE; B. 10; D~y 10/-; w';"k 60/-.' FITZPATRICK'S, Westlaod Row; B. 18; Day HIBERNIAN; B. 16. CLARA (Offaly). 11/-; week 78/6 to 84/-. BALLYCOTTON (Cork). WILLIAMS'; B. 10; Day 12/6; week 70/-. FOUR COURTS, loos Quay; B. 76; Day 16/6; BAYVIEW; n. 21; Da)' 15/-; week 84/-. CLAREMORRIS (Mayo) week 105/-., SEAVIEW; B. 80; Day 12/6 to 15/6; week IMPERIAL; B. 16; D~y 12/-; week 80/-. GALL~GHERS, Molesworth St.; B. 20; Day 77/- to 80/-. CLIFDEN (Galway) 12/-, week 70/-. Bed and Bft. 7/6. BALLYLlFFIN (Donegal)• ARDBEAR',B .Ji'Da , y 11/'-, week 70/-. GALWAY10/6' weekARMS,68/- Parnell Square; D. 8; Day BALLYLIFFIN; B. 12; Day 8/-; week 42/ to CENTRAL, Main St.; B. 10; Day 10/6; week GRESIl:AM, O'Co~oell St.; B. 120; per Day 50/-. 6ll/-. fr 21/- BALLYSHANN.ON (Donegal). . week ISLAND VIEW (Private); B. 18; Day 16/- GROSVENOR, Westlaod Row; n. 28; Da) ROYAL, MaID St.; B. 15; Day 12/-, to 17/-; .week 84/- to 105{-. 15/-: week 84/-. 80/·. IVY (Private); B. 8; Day 12/-; week iO/·. IVANBOE Harcourt St· n 46; Day 14/6; BALTRAY (Louth). JOYCE'S (late Lyden'8); B. 16; Day 10/ft; week 84/4. ., . GOLF; B. 12; Day 14/-; week 94/6. week 70/-. JURY'S College Greeo' B 80; Day 20/-; BANAGHER (Offaly). RAILWAY B. 80; Day 17/6; week 94/6. week '112/. ,. SHANNON; B. 12; Day 10/6; week 60/-. CLC?NAKILTY,(Cork). LENEHAN Hareourt St.; B. 12; Day 10{6 to BANDON (Cork). 0 DONOVAN S; B. 18; Day 18/6; week 84/·. 12/6; week 78/6 to 84/-. DEVONSHIRE ARMS' B 25' Bed & Bft, 6/-. INCHIDONEY; B. 24; Day 18/-; week 84/· MacDERMOTT Harcourt St.,' B. 24,' llay ,., to 105/-_ .' BANTRY (Cork). CLONBUR (Galwa ) 18/6, week 84/-. OUVANE (Reendesert); B. 10; Day 9/-; week '10UNT GABLE~' 2' D 0/-' k 00/_ MIDLAND, Broadstooe; B. 28; Day ~/-; 55/-. ",H. 1, ay 1 ,wee "" • week 84/-. VICKERY'S; B. 16; Day 12/6; week 84/-. CLONEA (Waterford). MOIRA, Trinity St.; B. 11; Day 20/-; week BELTURBET (Cavan). OCEAN VIEW; B. 14; Day 12/6; week 70/-. 112/-. ERNE ARMS; B. 14; Day 12/-; week 70/-. CLONEE (Kerry). MO RAN'S. Talbot St.; B. 60; Day 14/6: THE LAWN; B. 10; Day 12/-; week 70/-. LAKE; B. 10; Day 10/-; week Ir. 60/-. week 84/-. lIETTYSTOWN (Meath), CLONMANY (Donegal). NORTH STAR, Amiens St.; B.40; Day 14/·' NEPTUNE: n. lR' n.v 12/6; week 84/-. INNISHOWEN; B. 8: Day 10/-; week 60/-. week 84/-. 49 IR ISH TRAVEL. October, 1932. KILLARNEY-(Cont.) DUBLIN CITY (contd.) GLANDORE (Cork). UR)lONU. Orrnond Ilua~'; B. 40; Day 12/6; MARINE; B. 10; Day 9/-; week 55/-. MUCKRUSS; ll. 40; Day 15/-; week 91/·. weeK 70/0. GLASSLOUGH (Monaghan). PARK PLACE; B. 17; Day 12/6; week 75/·. PARIi.SlUK. N.C.R., Pbrenix Park; ll. ~O; PATTUN'S; B. 6; Day 10/·; week 60/-. SCOTT'S, College St.; H. 20; Day 12/6; Day fr. 10/6; week fr. 68,.. CLENBEIGH (Kerry). week 75/-. PELLKTIKIt, Harcourt St.; B. 27: Day 12/-; EV ANS'; B. 10; Day 10/6; week 70/-. KILLlNEY (DUblin). SBANGANAGH GROVE; B. 8; week 6S/- to week 7S/6. THE HOTEL (Fltzgerald'e); n. 21; Day 12/-; week 84/ . 105/-. PHCENIX PARK, Parkgate St.; B. 10; Day KILLORGLIN (Kerry). 9/-; week 63/-. !tOSS VIEW; B. 12; Day fr. 8/6; week Ir. 50/-. POWER'S, Kildare St.; B. SO; Day 1S/6; GLENCAR (Kerry). ItAILWAY; B. 15; Day 12/-; week 75/-. GLENCAR; B. 12; Day 10/6; week 70/-. ItILLYBEGS (Donegal). week 84/-. BAY VIEW (Rogere'); B. SI: Day 12/6: REGENT, D'Olier St.; n. 26; Day IS/-; week GLENDALOUGH (WicklOW). LARK; B. 8; Day 12/·; week iO/·. week 70/-. 77/U. KILMALLOCK (Limerick). ROSS'S, Parkgale St.; B. 84; Bed & ntt. fr. ROYAL: B. 26; Day 17/-; week 84/-. GLENGARRIFF (Cork). CENTRAL; B. 12; Day 12/-; week 70/-. RJ~6AL EXCHANGE. Parliament St.; B. 21; CASEY'S; R. 14; Day 11/-; week 63/-. KILMESSAN (Meath). Day 11/- to 12/6; week 75/- to 84/-. flOLF LINXS; B. 19; Day 11/-; week iO/-. STATION; B. 5; Day 9/6; week 6S/-. RUSSELL, St. Stephen's Green; B. 64; Day PERRIN (Private Hotel); B. 10; Day 9/-; KINSALE (COrk). fr. 15/-; week fr. 7S/6. week 60/-. MURPHY'S; B. 19; Day 10/-; week 51) -. ST. GEORGE, Parnell Sq.; B. 20; Day 11/-; POULGORM (Harvey'e); n. 14; Day 10/-; KNOCKLONG (Limerick). week 6S/-. week 6S/-. RAILWAY: B. 11; Day 10/-; week 70/ SHELBOtmNE, St. Stephen's Green; 150; ROCHE'S; B. 45. LAH'~CH (Clare). n. GOLF LINKS; B. 84; Day 16/6; week 94/e U",y 22/6 to 24"/-; \\eek 136/6 to 168/-. GLENMALURE (Arklow) STANDARD, Hareourt St.; n. 75; Day 16/6; to 105/-. GLENMALURE; B. 8; Day 9/6; week 50/-. COMMERCIAL (Private); B. 14; Week 60 week 114/6. GLENTIES (Donegal). VERNON HOTEL (Clontar!). B. 12 ,Day LEENAtlE (Galway). CANNON'S: B. 9; Day 10/-: week 6S/-. LERNANE; 11.40; Day 17/-: week 94/6. 10/-; week 60/-. O'DONNELL'S; B. 14; Day 12/-; week 7S/6. WELLINGTON, Hareourt St.; Beel and Bft. LETTERFRACK (Galway). GLIN (Limerick). LETTERFRACK; B. 14; Day 12/-; week 70/-. wf~~~B~b~R Paroell Square; B. 17; Bed CONWAY'S B. 10; Day 9(-; week 50/- to LETTERKENNY (Donegal). and Rlt. fr:7/6. 63/-. flALLAlHTER'S: D. 12: Day 10/-; week 70/-. WICKLOW, Wicklow St.; B. 87; Day 16/-; GORT (Galway). HEGARTY'S; B. 12; Day 12/6; week 80/-. COMMERCIAL; B. 10; Day 10/6; week 68/-. weeK 105/-. MeCARRY'S: n. 10; Day 12/-; week 6S/-. WINDSOR, We<;tland Row; B. 27; Day 11/6; ROVAL: B. 12: Day 10/-; week 63/-. LETTERMULLEN (Galway). GORTAHORK (Donegal). week 72/6. THE ISLES; B. 9; Day 9/-; week f>3/-. WYNN'S, Lr. Abbfly St.; B. 75; Day 15/6 to McFADDEN'S; B. 8; Day 9/-; week 6S/-. LIMER ICK (Limerick). 17/6; week 100/- to 105/-. GOUGANE BA RRA (Cork). CIW1SE'S. O'Connell St.; R. 60: Day 18/-: DUNDALK (Louth). CRONIN"R' R. 10: Dav 8/-; week 50'-. w"",k 105/-. L'lIPERIAL; B. 17; Day 12/6; week ,0/-. GREENCASTLE (Donegal). GEORGE (ROYAL). O'Conoell St.; B. SO: WILLlAMS' (Queen's Arm.): SO: Dsy 15/-; DRUMAWEIR; D. 16; Day 12/6; week 73/a. Dav 17/a: week 105/-. n. FORT HOTEL; B. 20; Day 15/-; week fr. 63/-. week 63/·. GLENTWORTH, Glentworth St.; n. 40; Day OUNFANAGHY (Donegal). GREENORE (Louth). 16'0; week 95/-. PORT-NA-BLAGB; B. 46; Day 12/6; \\eek flRRENORE (L.M.S.); B. SI: week 112/·. HANRATTY'S. r.lentworth St.: R. 20: Day GREYSTONES (Wicklow). 11/6: week 77/-. A:it~OLD'S GUEST BOUSE; B. 9; Day fr. CLYDAGH: 11. SO: Day 17/6; week 84/-. IMPERIAL; B. 18; Day 10/6; week 63/-. 1S/6; week 7S/6 to 84/-. LEWIS' CENTRAL; B. 20; Day 10/6; week ~IcCA RTHY'S. Cecll St. DUNGIlRVAN (Waterford). 63/-. NATIONAL. O'Connell St.; R. 12: Day 10/6: DEVONSHIRE ARMS; B. 20; Day 12/-; week RAILWAY; B. 20; Day 12/-; week 70/-. wPP~ 1\3/-. SOlo, GWEEDORE (Donegal). RAILWAY, Parnell St.: n. 23: Day 13/-. OUNGLOE (Donegal). THI DUBLIN: HOTEL and COLLEGE GREEN JURY'S RESTAURANT GRILL ROOM. COFFEE ROOM...... RESTAURANT. TEA LOUNGE. ARDEN LOVERS AMER[CAN BAR Oond OYSTER SALOON. G visiting Ireland Donegal Hot Oond Cold WOoter Oond Telephone in Bedrooms. should make a 'Phone Nos. 2224[-44. Telegrams: "JUry's Dublin." Handwoven point of seeing Lissadell Tweeds and Handknitted AMIENS STREET, Gardens where a very Dublin. NO RTH STAR HOTEL Opp.,ite G.N.R Termi,., large collection of Alpines : Stockings, Fully Licensed. 50 Bedrooms. Most Central Position :Jumpers, etc., OMFORT RESTAURANT Telephone and other Hardy Plants LEANLlNESS COFFER ROOM 45343 : also fine C[V[L[TY SMOK[NG LOUNGE can belseen 2rowing In Handmade A LA CARTE aDd TABLE d'nOTE MEALS, RESTAURANT OPEN ON SUNDAYS Rock Gardens, Moraines, For TOoriff. Oopply MOonaller. Telegre.ms: "NORSTAR. DUBLIN." . Lingerie and Retaining Walls, et C• : Handembroidered . Goods. SEEDS A SPECIALITY MOlRA HOTEL, TRIN~~~L~:REET always in RESTAURANT OPEN SU~DAY3 ~ GRILL ROOM RESTAURANT BAR BUFFET OYSTER BAR stock. SMOKE LOUNGE A La Carte and Table d'Hote Meal! LISSADELL IS SITUATED ...... Bed and Table d'Hote Breakfast 7/6 . Telephone 44559 ABOUT F 0 URMILES (Owned and Managed by JURY'S HOTEL. LTD,) WEST OF THE SLIGO BUN D 0 RAN R 0 A D. HOTEL PELLETIER 21-22 HARCOURT STREET, DUBLIN. MANAGER, LISSADELL, VERY CENTRAL POS[TION. GARAGE. SLIGO. TERMS MODERATE. M. 'PELLET/ER, IRISH FREE STATE. Phone 51520. Propritdrtu. 51 IRISH TRAVEL October, 1932. INNISHMAAN-(Uontinued I"oll~ l}age 35). " clochans " of long ago. The further you walk up beaten islanders garbed in the homespun island this road, the longer is the view,-over an immensity costume-the" bawneen " or white woollen coat, the of grey sea and of sky, beside and above long stretches grey-blue rough woollen pants, the indigo jersey, the of rock-paved fields where the green fissmes among the " pampootie " footgear (sandal of cow hide), and the flat limestone boulders are often the only pastme for tweed cap or wide-brim~ed black felt hat. horses and cows. orth-west stretches Aranmore Innishmaan (the Middle Island) was but some four with Kilronan, on fine days, visible: northwards on ~ miles away. Thither we bent our course, arriving just bright day, too, you may see the Twelve Mountain off the island at about 1.30. Here, as at the South Peaks of that Firbolg Chief Beolar-blue fairy heights Island, the currachs skimmed over the sea towards that catch your heart with their magic beauty, but are our ship, and the hardy islanders drew up alongside. often banished from sight by the driving mists of the With some other passengers I alighted, or rather grey Atlantic. scrambled, from the ship into a currach. The " Dun Like the other islands, Innishmaan has a wealth of Aengus " no,," set steam for Aranmor&-the Big Island Pagan and early Christian ruins. Two Duns, or forts, -which was visible in the distance, and we faced one on the north end and one on the south date from inland to the Slip, a sort of jetty beside the cove thousands of years B.C., and that on the north end is where the currachs draw in. The landing process was the finest specimen of a stone fort in Ireland. Remains somewhat precarious, as we jumped from the end of of Oratories and Temples, Saints' Beds and their holy the cmrach, over a few feet of water on to a slippery wells, speak of when Aran was a home of Learning pathway. However, the boatmen helped us well over and Sanctity. this difficulty. Such then is Innishmaan-a grey gaunt cliff-bound Here then beneath our feet and all around was Rock (2,252 acres) in the Atlantic, fissured at intervals Innishrnaan-the Middle Island of Aran. Being the by green patches and dotted here and there by a most inaocessible of the three islands, and the furthest " home-made" hel'bage of sand and seaweed and soil from, the mainland, it has preserved its ancient cus intermixed; almost treeless, traversed in its length toms and traditions more than have the others. Its and breadth by miles and miles of stone walls, and inhabitants are sturdy and hardworking, ever busy loved and lived in by a hardy race who speak their with fishing and farming and kelp burning to make a native tongue, and earn a precarious living on the fruits livelihood, and intensely proud of their island, which of the wild sea, or by unremitting toil in their rocky has the roots of its history in the deep soil of pre fields. historic times. The women, who look very picturesque in their red ,,"oollen petticoats and bodices, with their Why buy foreign artificial flowers, when you can red or plaid shawls, work both in the house and out support an Irish Industry? of-doors-particularly in carrying the seaweed up from THE MAC FLOWER INDUSTRY the rocks for drying and burning. It is often a hard (Recently started by .. Mac." caricaturist.) task to keep soul an,d body together; yet the natives Incomparable for Hotels. Cine- 37 Lower Baggot mas. Altars. Ballrooms. etc. are always cheerful and courageous, and to the 2 Gold Medals last yea r. Street--Dublin stranger in their land, "'hether he can speak their Gaelic tongue or not, they are generous and courteous. NOW OPEN The rough road winding up from the sea throuCTh the island passes by many houses set along it or ~n ISLAND HOTEL Bed and Breakfast, 4/0. Permanent Boarders especiallv catered " raidins " branching off-houses that are for the most foc. Clean, homely, and comfortable. . part whitewashed thatched cottages, with an odd SOUTH QUAYS (;R~N~~~B~i~~) slate roof amongst them, and (rarely) a beehive hut PROPRIETRESS: MARY LYONS. wit,h the roof closing over in the manner of the BUNDORAN. Officially appointed by the tlfotel R.I.A.C.. A.A. and LT.A. (DEAUTIFULLY situated with unobstructed vIew D of the broad Atlantic. Tennis on Hotel grounds free to guests. Golf two minutes walk from Hotel. Excellent Cuisine and Wines. Hot 'Phone: 'Bundoran 11. and cold running water in every bedroom. Private lock-up T 'grams-Central, Bundoran. Garages. also extensive fully equipped Garage. 52 October, 1932. fRISH TRAVEL. Great Northern Railway (IRELAND) ~ 'l>. THE LINE FOR HOLIDAYS NORTH '(Q NORTH·WEST IRELA 'D HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE It reaches the best Golfing, 6 DAYS Angling. Boating. etc., Resorts. FROM BUNDORAN Cobh to New York (Famous Health and Pleasure Resort» BY THE ROSAPENNA, 5.5. "NEW YORK" 5.5. "ALBERT BALLIN" PORTSALON and (Don e gal Highlands situated amidst the finest Scenery in the 5.5. "HAMBURG" country). The Liners of the Hamburg~ WARRENPOINT American Line are the last word in comfort and luxury. ROSTREVOR Sports Decks, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool and Cinema NEWCASTLE are provided. The Mourne District DROGHEDA COBH (Queenstown) to NEW YORK. NEW YORK Oct. 151 ST. LOUIS ... Nov. 12 (The Picturesque Boyne Valley). MILWAUKI:.E Oct. 25 ALBI:.RT BALLlN Nov ~6 HAMBURG ..• Oct.29 MILWAUKEE... Nov: 29 The Ideal Routes to the Continent. ENNISKILLEN COBH to HAMBURG, via CHERBOURG and (for Lough Erne). SOUTHAMPTON. ST. LOUIS ... Oct. 291 MILWAUKEE •.. Nov. 20 GALWAY to CHERBOURG, SOUTHAMPTON and PORTRUSH HAMBURG. (Invigorating Health and Golfing MILWAUKEE Oct.9 Resort). FAST WEEKLY SERVICE. 7 Days Southampton to ew York. by .. Ballin .. HOTELS Class Liners. Owned and Managed by tbe Company at I SOUTHAMPTON· HAMBURG. BUNDORAN and ROSTREVOR. ",j Weekly Sailings. The Company's Guides can be obtained from ~he Traffic Manager, Belfast, or District Superintendent, AmIens Street Apply to W!: H. MULLER & CO. (London) LTD., Station, Dublin. J. B. STEPHENS, COBH (Queenstown) G.n.ral ManaN" or to Principal Passenger Agents October, 1932. '" '" at '" '" '" '" Irish Free State Holiday Resort '" HOTELS RESORTS SERVED '" There are By Great Southern Railway. 0/ ACHILL ARKLOW '" DISTINCTION AVOCA TWO ROUTES ATHLONK '" UNDER GREAT SOUTHERN BALLINA '" RAILWAYS MANAGEMENT BRAY BANTRY '" to and from BALLYBUNION .. BALLYVAUGHAN '" BLARNEY These Hotels are replete BUNDORAN '" CASHEL with every comfort._ and .ENGLAND CARAGH LAKE '" are beautifully situated CASTLEGREGORY CASTLKCONNELL '" .midst the gorgeous sc"enery KINGSTOWNand HOLYHEAD CORK (DUN LAOGHAJRE) COBH '" of the South and West. COURTMACSHERRY CLIFDEN '" ROSSLARE and FISHGUARD CONNEMARA The Tariffs are moderate. CLONMEL '" By whichever route you travel you DUN LAOGHAIRB DALKEY '" DUNMORE Combined Rail and Hotel are sure of a fast, comfortable journey DUNGARVAN '" Tickets are issued except DINGLE by the modern turbine steamers of FOYNES '" during period 1st June to" GLE.· BEIGH (tor '" Ros~bei~h ,'trand) 15th September. the LM Sand G.W. Railways. GREYSTONES GLENDALOUGH Luxurious express trains connect the GLKNGARRIFI' GALWAY KILLINEY The Railway Chain Ports 'of both HOLYHEAD and KKNMARE KILLARNEY 0/ Hotels. FISHGUARD with all the im KILLALOK KILKEK portant centres of population and in LIMERICK LAHINCH KILLARNEY LISDOONV ARN A Im dustry and the Holiday Reso"rts of MALLARANNY ·PARKNASILLA MULLINGAR m Great Britain. The trains of the MILTOWN MALBAJ KENMARE PARKNASILLA m ROSSLARK GALWAY .. .Great Southern Railway Company SCHULL m MALLARANNY SLIGO connect with the steamers at Ross- TRAMORK SLiGO· VALKNCIA . lare and Kingstown. YOUGHAL m .Ope~ d~ring Se~on. WOODENBRIDGB only WESTPORT m Illustrated Guides' to Holiday Resorts, Programme 0/ Tours and information respecting m passenger services .can be had on application to : ~ Great Western Railway, Paddington, Londo!1. Messrs. Pickfords' Ltd. Offices. m Traffic Manager, Kingsbr(dge, Dublin. Messrs. Frames' Offices. ~ Messrs. Thos. Cook &: Son's Offices. Travellers Limited, 46 Cross Street, Manchester, ~ Messrs. "Hewett's Office, D'Olier Street, DbbliA. and 43 Temple Row, Birmingham. ~ Messrs. Wallis &: Sons' Office, Bachelor's Walk, The Irish Travel Agency' 8 D'Olier St., Dublin. m Dublin." . Messrs. Wm. H. Muller &: Coy. (London, Ltd.), ~ The Secretary, Irish Tourist Association, Dublin. Greener House, 66/68, Haymarket, London, ~ Messrs. Geo. Lunn's Tours, Ltd., 136 Wigmore S.W.I. y....~ Street,-London, W.I. Messrs. M. K. Kendall,Ltd., 14 EldonSt., London. ~ Messrs. Dean &: Dawson's Offices. Messrs. Workers Travel Association, Ltd.,Transport m London, Midland &: Scottish RIy., Euston, London. House, Smith Square, London, S.W.I. ~ Messrs. Abm. Altham, Ltd., Burnley. Mr. D. J. Twohig, 24 Eden Quay, Dublin. ~ The American Express Company's Offices. Messrs. Direct Transport &: Shipping Co., Ltd., 8 ~ Messrs. L. R. Stanton, Oldham. Golden Square, Piccadilly Circus, London, W.I. ~ British &: Irish Travel Agency, Ltd., 29 Cock- Messrs. J. Barter &: Sons, Agents for Messrs. spur Street, London, S.W.I. Thomas Cook &: Son, Ltd., 92 Patrick St., Cork. i'" The Polytechnic Touring Assn., 309 Regent St.. G. Heffeman, Esq., :31 South Mall, Cork. '" London, N.W.I '" '" Published'" '" '" '"by '"the '"Proprietora. '" '" '" IBISH'" '" '"'lOVBlbI '"AbbOClAIION, '" '" '"15 '" Upper'" '" O'Connell'" '" '" '"SLreet,'" '" DubliD,'" '" '"and '" Printed'" '" '"bJ'" '" AUlt. THOII " Co., LTD., 2 Crow Street, and Iona Work., Botanic Road, DubU•. PRINT.D IN IA.LAND