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I must remark that the statue which I had formerly seen at Lecanvey chapel had no mitre on its head, while the figure which now beheld had one, not a high mitre, but a short set kind of one.
The statue at Lecanvey had a book in his left hand, and the fingers of the right hand raised.
The figure before me on this present occasion of which I am speaking had a book in the left hand, as I stated, and the index finger and the middle finger of the right hand raised, as if he were speaking, and impressing some point forcibly on an audience.
Elle est par ailleurs à 5 min de marche de la plage dorée de Lecanvey et de sa jetée, et à 10 mins de "Bertra Beach", une plage affichant Pavillon Bleu (écolabel).
Plage de Lecanvey et sa jetée (3 min à pied)
Arrêtez-vous au niveau du Stauntons Pub et prendre à gauche, 'Ashling Padraig' est indiqué sur cette route et situé sur la colline donnant sur Clew Bay.
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