Kin ah an — On Irish Metal Mining. 



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Counties. 



Localities. 



Remarks. 



Donegal. 



Down. 



Dublin. 



Fermanagh. 



Galway. 



106 



107 

 107 

 107 

 28 



53 & 

 61 



17 



64, 

 &c. 

 53 



39 



52 

 &c. 



45 



31 



23 



12 



9 



5 



9 



Bundoran. 



Abbcylands. 



Firmer. 



Saltpans. 



Scrably and Carrygally. 



Clonea. 



Casheleenan. 



Marfagh. 



Fanad. 

 Iniskeel. 

 Glassdrumman. 

 Gun's Island. 



Mourne Mountains. 



St. John's Point. 



Tulhjratty. 



Seapoint. 



Malahide. 



Lambay. 



Loughshinny. 



Rossbeg, or Castle Cald- 

 well. 



Inverrin and Minna. 



Derrynea. 



Rossaveel. 



Maumeen (Gorumna 



Island). 

 Teeranea. 



SCIEN. PROC., R.D.S., VOL. V. PT. IV. 



Vicinity of . . — Carboniferous. — Also lead, 



Ballyshannon — Carboniferous. — With 

 lead and zinc : worked for the lead ore. 



Eathmullen — Ordovician. — Thin vein 

 yellow ore ; a quartz lode, to the 

 northward, coppery. 



South of Letterkenny — Cambrian. (?) — 

 A copper- stained quartz lode, with 

 N.E. and S.W. line of coppery spas. 



Carndonagh — Ordovician. (?) 



Kilmacrenan — Ordovician. (?) 



Dunfanaghy — Cambrian.(?) — Also lead, 

 pyrites, and iron : worked for the 

 lead principally. 



Glinsk — Ordovician.^) — Also lead. 



Naran — Ordovician. (?) — Also lead. 



Annalong — Ordovician. — Also lead. 



Ardglass — Ordovician. — Also lead and 

 barytes. 



Kilkeel — Granyte and Ordovician. — Also 

 lead. 



Killough — Ordovician. — Also pyrites. 



Strangford — Ordovician. — Also lead. 



Blackrock — Granyte. — Traces. 



Vicinity of . . — Carboniferous. 



Skerries — Ordovician. — Also iron. 



Eush — Carboniferous. 



Belleek — Carboniferous. (?) — Also iron. 



Note.- — At Magheramenagh, between 

 Castle Caldwell and Belleek, copper 

 was raised by the late Mr. JohnEton 

 in the Carboniferous limestone. 



Spiddal — Granyte, or allied rocks. — Ores 

 very mixed ; lead and pyrites usually 

 present : which, in general, are more 

 abundant than the copper. 



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