The story of a supreme tragedy staying behind the Doolough Valley gives it a power which touched me beyond of what I could imagine. A cross, that stays at its northern edge, is dedicated to the victims of the ‘Doolough Tragedy’. During the Great Famine in 1849, hundreds of people made their way from Louisburgh to Delphi Lodge, threatened by...
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