List of Illustrations - Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland

J. Stirling Coyne & N. P. Willis

The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland

c. 1841

Volume I, Illustrations

Vignette (Dangan Castle)

Scene from Sugar-Loaf Mountain, Bantry Bay

Cromwell's Bridge, Glengariff

Ross Castle, Killarney

Innisfallen, Lake of Killarney

Turk Cascade, Killarney

Taking a Stag near Derricunnehey Cascade

Approach to Killarney from the Kenmare Road

Upper Lake, Killarney

Old Weir Bridge, Killarney

Lower and Turk Lakes, Killarney

Scene at Gougaune Barra

Cove of Cork (Queenstown)

Kilkee, County Clare

Natural Bridges near Kilkee

Ballinahinch Lake

Clifden, Connemara

Head of the Killeries

Remains of Kilcolman Castle

Salmon-Leap at Leixlip

St Patrick's, Dublin

The Four Courts, Dublin

Sackville Street, Dublin

The Custom-House, Dublin

South-Wall Lighthouse, Dublin

Dublin Bay, from Kingstown Quarries

Powerscourt, from the Dargle

Powerscourt Fall

Glen of the Downs

Head of the Devil's Glen

Glendalough, County Wicklow

Round Tower, &c, Glendalough

Head of Glenmalure

Castle Howard, Vale of Avoca

Meeting of the Waters

Illustrations to Volume II.

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