Kinahan — On Irish Metal Mining. 



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Counties. 



Localities. 



Remarks. 



Limerick. 



Londonderry. 



Longford, 



Louth. 



25 



25 



25 



Oola Hill. 



Carrigbeg, or Coonagh 

 Castle. 



Mayo. 



Meath. 



Monaghan. 



14 



23 & 

 24 



7 

 7 



16 



103 



75 

 65 



107 



121 

 121 



33 



29 & 

 35 



26 



19 & 

 24 



19 

 19 

 19 



14 

 24 



8 



25 

 25 

 25 

 25 



Scriggan. 



Longford. 

 Oldbridge. 



Crumlin, 

 Fairhill. 



Salter stown. 



Ballynastockagh, or 

 Bellaveel. 



Bolinglana. 

 Srahmore. 



Tawneycrower ( Sheef ry) , 



Ballymacgibbon. 

 Gortbrack. 



Cloghan. 



Athboy. 

 Dollardstown. 



Corbrack. 



Cornamucklagh North. 

 ,, South. 



Dernaclug . 

 Berry lush. 

 Sra. 



Berryleedig an- Jackson. 



Cornalough. 

 Cleg g an. 

 Carrickagarvan. 

 Dromore. 



Oola — Carboniferous. — Silver-lead, car- 

 bonate of lead, copper, and barytes. 



Doon — Carboniferous. — Lead. 



Dungiven ■ — Carboniferous. — Tumblers 

 and fragments of lead (galenite). 



Two miles E.S.E. of . . — Carboniferous. 

 — Silver-lead. 



Drogheda — Ordovician. — Lead and cop- 

 per. 



Dundalk — Ordovician. — Lead. At Fair- 

 hill tumblers were found in the trials 

 made. 



Togher — Ordovician. — Lead and cop- 

 per. 



Ballyhaunis — Carboniferous. — Lead. 



Newport — Carboniferous. — Silver-lead, 

 copper, and pyrites. 



Westport — Ordovician. — Silver-lead. 



Headford — Carboniferous. — Lead and 

 pyrites. 



Ardcath — Ordovician. — Lead ; very an- 

 cient mine. — (Griffith.) 



South of 



- Carboniferous. — Lead. 



Slane (Beaupark mine) — Carboniferous. 

 — Lead and copper. 



Ballyboy — Ordovician . — Principally 

 lead. 



Bellanode — Carboniferous. — Lead and 

 zinc. 



Castleblayney — Ordovician. — Lead, ' or 

 silver-lead ; barytes at the first two. 

 The deposits are supposed to be 

 worked out. 



