From DUBLIN to Powerscourt-fall, and back 26
Leixlip 22
Howth 16
Swords 7
Drogheda 17
Dunleer 7
Monasterboice, and back 13
Dundalk 10
Newry 10
Scavagh 10
Armagh 13
Lurgan 16
Hillsborough 9
Belfast 12
Antrim 14
Ballymena 9
Ballymoney 15
Bushmills 10
Giant's Causeway, and back 4
Coleraine 6
Newtown 10
Londonderry 12
Raphoe 12
Donegal 19
Ballyshannon 10
Castle Caldwell 8
Enniskillen 15
Devinish island, and back 6
The Caves, and back 14
Swanlinbar 12
Killeshandra 13
Granard 17
Ballymahon 16
Athlone 10
Ferbane 10
Seven Churches, and back 18
Birr 11
Nenagh 17
Limerick 20
Lough Gur, and back 18
Adare 8
Newcastle 10
Castleisland 18
Tralee 8
Ardfert, and back 8
Killarney 12
Castleisland 10
Shines 14
Cork 26
Passage, and back 10
Mallow 14
Doneraile 6
Mitchelstown 10
Clogheen 10
Clonmel 11
Cashel 12
Johnstown 17
Kilkenny 13
Knocktopher 10
Waterford 12
New Ross 10
Wexford 19
Gorey 21
Arklow 9
Wicklow 12
Seven Churches, and back 22
Powerscourt 14
Dublin 10
Naas 14
Castledermot 18
Kildare 13
Trim 28
Kells 1
Navan 8
Dublin 23
Total 985 Irish, or 1254 English miles; eleven of the former making fourteen of the latter.
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A Tour in Ireland in 1775
Non-FictionIn 1775, an English gentleman called Richard Twiss (later FRS) spent some months in Ireland, and on his return home, wrote this account of his journey. It describes an itinerary from Dublin north to the giant's Causeway, thence to Londonderry, Doneg...
