Trial Bay
About Trial Bay
| Name | : | Trial Bay | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note | : | This Inlet Of Lough Erne Is Known Locally As "Trial Bay". So Called Because Of Its Use In Late 1800s & Early 1900s In Yacht Racing Out Of Nearby Crom Castle. Historian Michael Clark, Irvinestown Is A Good Authority On This. | |
| Place | : | Locality | A named place that has no population. |
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Trial Bay Description
| Name | : | Trial Bay | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note | : | This Inlet Of Lough Erne Is Known Locally As "Trial Bay". So Called Because Of Its Use In Late 1800s & Early 1900s In Yacht Racing Out Of Nearby Crom Castle. Historian Michael Clark, Irvinestown Is A Good Authority On This. | |
| Place | : | Locality | A named place that has no population. |
| Source | : | Bing |
More about Trial Bay
Trial Bay is located at Fermanagh