Note 288 — Chapter XIV · THE SILURIAN VOLCANOES OF IRELAND
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The nearest approach of any Silurian group of strata to the character of these conglomerates is furnished by the remarkably coarse conglomerates, boulder-beds and pebbly grits of the Bala and Llandovery series in the region between Killary Harbour and Lough Mask, to which further reference is made in a later part of this chapter.