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English: The ruin of the flue chimney at Ballycorus Leadmines as viewed from Dingle Glen. Geological formation in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, Dublin. c. 500metre-long cleft in the bedrock of the Dublin Mountains. Not far from 'The Scalp'. |
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