"Bundoranese"
T.C. Connolly calls the people of Bundoran—"Bundoranese". ​
The -ese suffix is one of the many intriguing historical insights from the book:
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"The Walk to the Fairy Bridge, over Aughross Hill, is a favorite walk of the Bundoranese" (pg.11).
Although Chapter I and VI focus purely on the Bundoran area—Bundoran is also mentioned in most chapters given that through the whole journey in the guide-book—every adventuring chapter "represents one day's tour from Bundoran".
Here is a brief Bundoran reference list:
CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTORY BUNDORAN
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pg. 1-12 Chapter on Bundoran
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A glance at "Bundoran and its Neighbourhood"—Position and Climate of Bundoran—Natural Scenery—As a Bathing Resort—Means of going about—Accomodation—The District for the Antiquarian, the Angler, the Botanist, the Geologist, and Artist—Through the Town—Rev. Dr. Murray's Poem—A Sail in the Bay—The Walk over Aughross Hill to the Fairy Bridges, Finner, Tullan Strand, &c.
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CHAPTER II.
TO BALLYSHANNON, ASSAROE ABBEY, KILBARRON, AND COOLMORE
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pg. 13 Bundoran directions, old Finner Church
pg. 14 Finner Military Rifle Range and Training Ground
pg. 18 Rock Church
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CHAPTER III.
TO BELLEEK
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pg. 26 Bundoran directions, Bundoran visitors
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CHAPTER IV.
THE ERNE DISTRICT--THE SAIL ON LOWER LOUGH ERNE
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pg. 34 Bundoran directions, Bundoran visitors, Erne Sail
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CHAPTER V.
IN AND AROUND ENNISKILLEN
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pg. 40 'Bundoran and its Neighbourhood'
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CHAPTER VI.
THE WALK TO BUNDROWES AND TULLAGHAN
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pg. 54-59 Chapter on Bundrowes & Tullaghan (Bundoran)
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The Cliff Walk to Bundrowes—Cassidy's Tower—Bundrowes Fishery—Tullaghan—Duncarbry Castle—Tynte Lodge—Antiquities, &c.
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CHAPTER VII.
A SAIL ON LOUGH MELVIN
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pg. 60 Bundoran location
pg. 61 Bundoran walk or drive, Bundrowes
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CHAPTER VIII.
THE DRIVE ROUND LOUGH MELVIN
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pg. 66 Bundoran travel, Bundoran train, Bundoran drive
pg. 67 Bundoran car-driving, Bundoran horses, Bundoran location, Bundrowes
pg. 68 Bundoran dioceses
pg. 71 Bundoran travel
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CHAPTER X.
To MULLAGHMORE & INNISMURRAY
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pg. 80 Bundoran directions, Bundoran visitors
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CHAPTER XI.
TO LISSADELL
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pg. 87 Bundoran directions, Bundoran travel
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CHAPTER XII.
TO GLENCAR
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pg. 90 Bundoran travel, Bundoran visitors
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CHAPTER XIII.
THE DRIVE TO SLIGO
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pg. 95 Bundoran travel, Bundoran drive
pg. 99 Bundoran people
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CHAPTER XIV.
IN AND AROUND SLIGO
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pg. 102 Bundoran visitor
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CHAPTER XV.
TO BROWNHALL AND DONEGAL
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pg. 110 Bundoran directions, Bundoran visitor
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CHAPTER XVII.
TO PETTIGO AND LOUGH DERG
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pg. 123 Bundoran directions, leaving Bundoran
pg. 130 Bundoran visitor
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CHAPTER XVIII.
TO GLENADE AND MANORHAMILTON
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pg. 131 Bundoran directions, Bundoran view,
pg. 133 Bundoran travel
pg. 136 Bundoran travel
pg. 138. Bundoran travel
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CHAPTER XIX.
A DAY ON THE DARTY MOUNTAINS
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pg. 139 Bundoran travel, Bundoran tourist, Bundoran view, 'Bundoran and its Neighbourhood'
pg. 140 Bundoran swim, Bundoran directions, Bundoran coastline
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APPENDIX.
SPECIAL NOTES FOR CYCLISTS, ANGLERS, BOTANISTS, GEOLOGISTS, ZOOLOGISTS
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pg. 146 Bundoran cycle
pg. 147 Bundoran angling
pg. 148 Bundoran angling
pg. 150 Bundoran botany
pg. 151 Bundoran geology
pg. 152. Bundoran geology
pg. 153. Bundoran zoology
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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Ad. pg. i Great Northern Railway (Ireland)-Bundoran
Ad. pg. ii Prospect Lodge, West End, Bundoran
Ad. pg. vi Sligo, Leitrim & Northern Co.'s Railway
Ad. pg. x Donegal Highlands and Lakes Erne
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Ad. pg. Bundoran Hotels
Ad. pg. Bundoran Sporting Requisites
Ad. pg. Bundoran Irish Manufacture
Ad. pg. Bundoran Miscellaneous
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Ad. pg. 1 The Bazaar, West End, Bundoran
Summerhill Cottages, Bundoran
Ad. pg. 2 Bundoran cars to Sligo
Ad. pg. 5 Sweeny's Hotel
P. Conlan & Co.,
Ad. pg. 6 Tyrone Lodge, West End, Bundoran
'The Donegal Independent,'
Ad. pg. 7 The Temperance Hotel, Main Street
Ad. pg. 21 Lough Melvin
Ad. pg. 24 The Great Northern Hotel, Bundoran ​​​
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