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I gladly acknowledge the fact that without Samuel P
Mitchell's book
"The land of the Roe" and the Rev. T. H. Mullin's
"Limavady and the Roe
Valley" these pages would be nearly empty.
I also thank those nice people in the Country
Park Centre
for letting me photograph O'Cahan's tomb and the
management of Drenagh
Estate for access to the old Drumachose Church.
If there is any man who could tell us more
about the
churches in Tamlaghtfinlagan than the late Harold
Gough, I would like
to meet him.
I would also like to say a special "thank
you"
to Ken
Steward from the Ordnance Survey NI for patiently
supplying me with a
lot of background information about the Lough Foyle
base line.
Thanks are also due to Mr and Mrs McConway
for
letting me
stagger all over their land in
order to see the Minearny tower and to a very nice
farmer whose name I
forgot to ask, for access to the North base tower.
Thanks to an unkown writer for historical facts
about Dungiven Castle. I have the printout but no name
or url.
Sources:
- Buildings of
North Derry
Ulster Architectural Heritage Society,
- Historic
Monuments of Northern Ireland
Department of Environment, ISBN 0 3370818 0 8
- Limavady and the
Roe Valley
Rev. T. H. Mullin, ISBN 0 9509342 0 8
- Limavady
Parochial Bazaar, October 1929
St. Canice Stall, a Souvenir Booklet
- Ordnance Survey
Memoirs of Ireland (Various Volumes)
Institute of Irish Studies and Queens University
- Tamlaghtfinlagan
An Historic Church
Harold Gough, 1995
- The Land of the
Roe
Samuel P Mitchell, ISBN 0 9509342 1 6
- Various leaflets
from the Historic Monuments and
Building
Branch
of the Department of the Environment (NI)
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