Dromore is downstream of Villierstown quay, but seems little used.
Dromore, downstream of Villierstown (OSI 25″ ~1900)
The 6″ Ordnance Survey map from the 1830s (or so) shows a ferry at Dromore, although whoever surveyed the west bank seems to have taken more interest in the subject than his eastern colleague: the ferry route goes only half way across the river. There is a quay (a sort of basin) on the west bank but so structure on the east bank.
Dromore Ferry
The 25″ OSI map, from around 1900, shows the quay at Dromore but that on the west bank is marked as disused.
Dromore and Strancally on the 25″ OSI map from ~1900
Is that a slip to the right of the quay?
Rings again; no sign of bollards
Mud: the dominant feature
Mud downstream too
Steps
Many rings are wearing through
The steps again
On the far side: Strancally tower. I don’t know what it is; info welcome
Upstream a bit: pontoon, presumably for Strancally Castle
Strancally walls
Strancally Castle
A close-up, but too many trees
Back to the east side: it might look more cheerful if the sun came out
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