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The History of the Great Irish Famine of 1847 (3rd ed.) (1902)

Note 187 — Chapter IX

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The Windmill is a bare rock, or collection of rocks, which is used as a Fair-field. It overlooks the town. It derives its name from the fact that a windmill had been formerly in use there. Hence, several lanes leading to it are called Windmill Lane.—Letter from Rev. C. Davis, Administrator of Skibbereen.

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