The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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Unusual rock, near Cill Maolchéadair.
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"The White/Grey Lady" - limestone rock resembling effigy of woman.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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"The White/Grey Lady" - limestone rock resembling effigy of woman.
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'The Grey Man', natural effigy in columnar pillar of rock at Fair Head.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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Finn McCool's Stone on cliff-heads. Francey Lamont and boy named Darragh in picture.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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The 'Dowd stones', Scurmore, Enniscrone. These stones are believed to be the petrified children of a mermaid and a local man named Dowd.
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Michael J. Murphy, sitting on one of the rocks of the Daaicklemore.
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Michael J. Murphy sitting on one of the rocks of the Daaicklemore.
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Finn McCool's Stone on cliff-heads. Francey Lamont and boy named Darragh in picture.
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