Coadan:St Mary's Killarney - geograph.org.uk - 16037.jpg
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English: St Mary's Killarney. This church is circa 1800's and opposite parkland in Killarney. There is a river flowing alongside the park in which otters live and can apparently be seen at night sometimes. |
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| Author | Pam Brophy |
| Attribution (required by the license) | Pam Brophy / St Mary's Killarney / |
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