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C O N TE N TS D ublin to Cork Newbridge Kildare Maryborough Roscrea Thurles Holy Cross Cashel L c B t a t imerick Jun tion , ut ev n Mallow Cork Queenstown Harbour Pa a s w ss ge , Queen to n H aulbowli n e C a , rossh ven E xcursions from Cork Rostellan an d Cloyne Blarney Youghal The Blackwater Cappoquin Mount Melleray Lismore Fermoy Limerick Junction to Waterford Mitchelstown Clonmel Waterford Waterford to Rosslare To Waterford from Dublin CONTENTS Kilkenny J erpoin t To Killarney— (l ) Direct Route (2) Prince of Wales Route to Killarney Bandon Bantry Glengarifie Castletown B erehaven Kenmare (3 ) Macroom Route to Killarn ey Killarney Gap of D unlo e and the Lakes Muckross Abbey Mangerton The R eeks . a Va a t rv e and Parkn asilla Kill rney to lenti , Wa e ill K a D n e Gallerus K a a ill rney to i gl , , ilm lked r B LACK’ S GUID E TO KI L LARNE Y APPROACHES TO IRELAND The hours of passage given below are of course only approximate . The lowest saloon fares for the single journey are alon e t F o r t ta s see the sa s s the quo ed . fur her de il , iling bill of different Companies or the useful list of steamers at the ” B a s aw end of r d h . 1 . To D UB L I N A N D D I STRI CT Ho u rs S i n gle Rou te . o f Steam er C o m an Sai li n s . S aloo n p y . g F Passa e are . g . H l h a ! 1 5 o y e d to Ki n gstown 2% Ci ty of D u blin Steam 2 daily 0 . P ack et H o l head to Ki n s w L N y g to n 3 . 8; . H ol head to D u lin N 3 } y b ( . 1 Wall) L i ver ool D 13 5 . 6d p to ubli n City of D u bli n Steam . Pac et an d o th rs k , e Ted castle L i n e Glasgo w to D u bli n B urn s (Roy al Mail) vi a B elfast vi a ree d ir G n o ck , ec t L ai rd L i n c H ey sham to D u bli n L ai rd L i n e L on do n to D u bli n B riti sh an d I ri sh Steam P ac et C o m an L d k p y , t . P ort smou th to D u lin B I P b . S . C o . S outhamp ton to D ubli n P lymou th to D u bli n F almo u th to D u bli n Silloth to D u l in D u li n i ll h n I b b , S o t a d sle , o f M an S teamers . S n d a i n l u c u d d . x d y e 1 S u n d ay s e cepte . APPROACHES TO IRELAND— conti n u ed 2. To S OU TH A N D WE S T IRE L AN D F i sh u ard to Ro ssl are rea es rn i lwa 2 d ail g G t W te Ra y . y F i shgu ard to Wat erfo rd D aily F i sh guard t o C o rk Ci ty o f C ork Steam P ack et 3 a week B ri stol to C o rk 1 a week P ly mou th to Cork 1 a w eek L i verp o ol to Cork 3 a week L o n d o n to C ork 1 a week S o uthampto n to C o rk 1 a week l d i L o n don t o Waterford C y e Sh p p i n g C o . 1 a week a i d L i verp o ol to Waterfo rd W terfO Steamshi p C O . 3 a week B ri sto l to Waterfo rd 2 a week Glasgow to S ligo L ai rd L i n e 2 a week l de hi i n 2 a w e Glasgow to Wat erford C y S p p g C o . e k C o r 2 a wee ’ k k L i verp ool to Wes tp o rt Laird Li n e 1 a week to B alli n a Altern ate Glasgow an d Westp ort S aturd ay s 1 1 f r n o r at n see . 3 3 8 For t 3 . u her i f m io pp , BLACK’ S GUID E TO IRELAND (KILLA ‘RNEY SE CTION) ’ A Rai lwa Gu i de Offi c e B achelor 5 Wal D u li n an d al C. I ri sh ci B . [The Offi . y ( , k, b ) , ’ B I ri sh Gu i de U er S ac ville S treet D u l i n ost F al con er s A . C. ( pp k , b ) ; p d ea h are recomm en ded free, 5 . c , ! P age i n S UMMER S TEAMERS thi s book —A steamer run s b etw n Y hal and 122 B St am . lackwater e ers ee oug m f 3 0. The ti es o Cappo qu in from early i n J u n e to S ept . i n each d rect on var w n 0 A . M . an d P . M . de artur bet e 8 . 3 7 p e, e i i , y ord n to the t d an d o n certa n da s t er are n o sa n s acc i g i e , i y h e ili g fro m on e en d . E di r n le 25 . an d 1 5 . 6d . F A R S or n a . S ( y ) i g , an d 5 Return , 3 5 . 2 . F or deta s a l ecr tar Y ou a an d Blackwat r il pp y S e y , gh l e Touri st Steamshi O Ltd Y o u hal . p C . , . , g rf d t a Wate or S e mers . r oo un Wed F ri B el ast Sa To Li ve l S . To f , t . p , . B ri stol Tues , . Lon don , S at . Cork Th urs . , N ewhaven S at . D 4 P M . over Sat . , , , P M d i l 5 . 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Cahi rci veen 1 -6 arknasi lla to Ken a e b M t r C ara -ban e P . 65 . m r ( y o o h ) A . M . P . M . P . M . Parkn asilla 9 5 1 2. 3 0 1 45 . Ken mare Ken mare Parkn asilla l F or F ares an al other detai ls of above i l otor S ervi ces app ly to Tou ri st M swor h r et D u bli n m n t I relan d L td . 3 0 ole t S t e , . D evelop e ( ), , L I S T O F MA P S Cork (Plan) S ’ t . Finn B arr s Cathedral III . Queenstown Harbour Blarney District V l n arifi e an d K a I . G e g enm re V K a . ill rney V K a a d a I. ill rney n W terville Killarney an d Cork District IL L U S TRATI ON S Mu k c ross Abbey Frontisp i ece Co Pa S rk, trick treet Faci ngp age 104 Blarney Castle 118 R B a wa L iver l ck ter, ismore 122 ’ K St.
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