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Kerlogue Lake

  • 12-06-2020 10:26pm
    #1
    IrlJidel
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    I grew up just outside Wexford Town and moved up to the 'big smoke' to go to college etc - been there ever since. I was looking up google maps to run an errand for my folks and only noticed the lake in Kerlogue - I'm suprised I never knew it existed.

    From looking at old maps it used to be a quarry (think there was copper ore in the area). So what's its name - just Kerlogue Lake? Is it on private land? Does it have fish? Do local ever swim in it or mess about on boats?

    http://osmz.ru/imagery/#18/52.31521/-6.45753/esri


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  • #2
    wexandproud
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,063 ✭✭✭wexandproud


    its on private lands , used to be owned by staffords not sure if it still is or not. never heard of any copper in the area [that's not to say it wasn't there] but there was lime . there is a'' limekiln house'' somewhere in the area and a chimney from an old lime works is on the left down behind farmers kitchen . Also remains of old lime works near piercestown where there is also a few small ''ponds'' . Two more ''ponds'' down behind farmers kitchen .
    Fished roacheens is all of them years ago and actually moved lots of fish from them up to the quarry on top of forth mountain , hopefully they survived


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