Lough Waskel is in the northerly part of Ireland. Witness Cathal Murray claimed he had seen a strange animal ashore, sometime in the 1960s. The animal had short legs. It dove into the lake. It was about 14 feet in length. Black humps had been seen in the lough in 1951 by Manus MacCole. Other sightings had been mentioned in times gone by.
Lough and loch. In case you're wondering about these words, both come from Gaelic languages spoken in Ireland and Scotland. In the gaelic of both countries, the word is loch. The word is anglicised lough in Ireland and loch in Scotland. It both countries it can mean either a lake or an arm of the sea.
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