LOUGH NEAGH

Beneath LOUGH NEAGH, in County Cork, you may sometimes see the towers of the drowned palace of King Corc, who feasts there continually till the spell is lifted

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Picture No

10021957

Media ID

48869726

Credit

Mary Evans Picture Library

Source

unnamed artist in Crofton Croker, Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland' page 160

Date

1862

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Continually Cork Drowned Feasts Lifted Lough Mythical Neagh Sometimes Spell Till

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