. A pictorial and descriptive guide to Dublin and the Wicklow tours ... th—^past Clontarf,and the ruins of the ancient church of Kilbarrack, pastBaldoyle and its racecourse, and Sutton, where are golf linksand a hotel, on to Howth, passing the entrance to HowthCastle, and ending at the East Pier, about half a mile beyondthe station. The ride takes rather more than an hour. Another electric tram starts from Sutton and from Howth,and carries passengers up the Hill of Howth, round the Head,and down on the reverse side. This is a magnificent ride,and as the journey can be broken at any of the ways
. A pictorial and descriptive guide to Dublin and the Wicklow tours ... th—^past Clontarf,and the ruins of the ancient church of Kilbarrack, pastBaldoyle and its racecourse, and Sutton, where are golf linksand a hotel, on to Howth, passing the entrance to HowthCastle, and ending at the East Pier, about half a mile beyondthe station. The ride takes rather more than an hour. Another electric tram starts from Sutton and from Howth,and carries passengers up the Hill of Howth, round the Head,and down on the reverse side. This is a magnificent ride,and as the journey can be broken at any of the waysidestations it is an easy way of climbing to the summit, visitingthe lighthouse, and enjoying the invigorating air and lovelyviews. There are refreshment rooms near the summit (563feet). A great part of the headland is still wild and un-enclosed. If the ascent is made from Howth, the Dublinand Wicklow hills, Kingstown Pier and Bray Head wiU beseen on the descent. Tram or train back, either to Howthor to Dublin, can be taken at Sutton. Circular tickets areissued. 96. Dublin.
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