I.T.A. Topographical and General Survey 1942/3 | |
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There is no boarding accommodation in above parish. Mr. Hewson a former member of the I.T.A. says it would not pay him to keep guests. Incidentally a hackney driver tells a story of an old gent suffering from liver disease and advised by his doctor to cut down his alcohol. Seeing an a lot of the beauties and amenities of Ballynacally, he arrived at Ennis station and having no train, bus, or boat, to complete the journey, his daughter sought a hackney, enquiring re the golfing, tennis and scenery of “Paradise”. The answers disillusioned her. While daughter hesitated, dad queried the driver if there was a pub in Ballynacally and taking his seat remarked cheerfully “The only amenities I appreciate and the only Paradise I recognise are to be found “under the sign”. Restaurants and Cafés
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