Information board and plaque, Lismore... © Mac McCarron :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

2010

X0498 : Information board and plaque, Lismore Castle, Lios Mor

taken 15 years ago, near to Lismore, Co Waterford, Ireland

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Information board and plaque, Lismore Castle, Lios Mor

Information board and plaque, Lismore Castle, Lios Mor

© Copyright Mac McCarron and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.

Geographical Context: Historic sites and artefacts Category: Information board other tags: Information Board Click a tag, to view other nearby images.

This photo is linked from: Automatic Clusters: · Lismore Lios Mor [31] · Lismore Castle [20] ·

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Grid Square: X0498, 140 images (more nearby 🔍)
Photographer: Mac McCarron (more nearby)
Date Taken: Wednesday, 2 June, 2010 (more nearby)
Submitted: Wednesday, 16 June, 2010
Subject Location: Irish: X 046 985 [100m precision]
WGS84: 52:8.3307N 7:56.0126W
Camera Location: Irish: X 046 985
View Direction: NORTH (about 0 degrees)

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Discussion on X0498

X0498 : Plaque, Lismore Castle, Lios Mor X0498 : Information board and plaque, Lismore Castle, Lios Mor X0498 : Plaque, Saint Carthage's Cathedral, Lismore/Lios Mor X0498 : Saint Carthage's Cathedral - Church of Ireland, Lismore/Lios Mor X0498 : St. Carthage RC Parish Church, Lismore, Waterford County X0498 : Statue of Saint Carthage, Millennium Park, Lismore/Lios Mor

There appears to be some dispute between the plaque and the information board as to the Gaelic spelling!

The explanation of this apparent discrepancy is that the board refers to the town of Lismore, whilst the plaque is specifically about the castle so the name appears in the genitive, literally "the Castle of the Big Enclosure". Mochuda was the saint who was the legendary founder of the town and abbey (also known as St Carthage, to whom both the CoI cathedral and the RC parish church in the town are dedicated).

Posted by Tiger on Fri, 9 Jul 2010 (5 comments)

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