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5 km E of Letterfrack, Co Galway, Ireland
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Connemara - Kylemore Abbey - Mausoleum
The wife of Henry Mitchell, who built Kylemore Abbey as a house for his wife, was buried here when she suddenly died of the Nile Virus.
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Pollacappul Lough, Kylemore Abbey
by Colin Park
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Slopes above Pollacappul Lough
by N Chadwick
In typical Connemara weather (heavy rain).
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Pollacappul Lough
by Ian Capper
Viewed from the N59 causeway. In the background on the left of the photo is Kylemore Abbey - see L7458 : Kylemore Abbey.
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Kylemore Viewpoint
by Mike Searle
A roadside viewpoint on the opposite side of the causeway crossing Pollacappul Lough from where impromptu photographs of Kylemore Abbey are often taken. The view from this side of the N59 is of the east side of the lough, in the opposite... (more)
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Pollacapull Lough from a path at Kylemore Abbey
by Marathon
Pollacapull Lough is split into two by the N59 road. This is the upper part looking towards its foot. The mountain is Mweelin. The view is from a path leading from Kylemore Abbey to the Gothic Church and the Mausoleum.
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Neo-Gothic Church at Kylemore in Co Galway
by Roger D Kidd
Designed by architect James Franklin Fuller, work began on the neo-Gothic Church in 1877 and was completed in 1881, "in fourteenth century style".
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Doughruagh, with Kylemore Abbey and church.
The church (almost hidden on the right) and house were built by Mitchell Henry in the mid-1800s. The garden, now being restored, was famous for its extravagant bedding.
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Neo-Gothic church at Kylemore (set of 2 images)
by Gareth James
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Connemara - Kylemore Lough - View to southeast (set of 2 images)
View is from walkway along northern shore.
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Kylemore Abbey church
by Graham Horn
This is the mini cathedral that Mitchell Henry had built at Kylemore Abbey from 1877 to 1881 after the death of his wife. Although it is church-sized, it seats about 100, it is heavily influenced by English cathedral architecture, believed... (more)
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Peat drying by Pollacappul Lough
The area between the N59 and the Mweelin River is flat bog with peat cutting. The lines of small pyramids for drying the cut peat are commonly seen in this area, sometimes together with the larger beehive-like mounds which are also common.... (more)
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