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		Cleggan (meaning head) is a picturesque fishing village in County Galway, Ireland.
		At the top of Cleggan head, which gives a commanding view of the harbor, is the remains of a watchtower constructed during the Napoleonic wars.
		Cleggan now receives more tourists, but traditionally the main source of income in the village has been fishing, supplemented by farming, which is difficult in the area's soil.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Cleggan (519 words)

	Connemara Ireland - Cleggan
		Cleggan is a small fishing village nestling at the head of Cleggan Bay, on Connemara’s Atlantic Coast.
		Boats for deep sea angling and island trips are available for hire at Cleggan.
		Between Cleggan and Ballynakill Lough, some 2km to the east, is a fine collection of prehistoric monuments including tombs, standing stones, and walls.
	www.connemaraireland.com /cleggan (214 words)

	Harbour House, Cleggan, Co.Galway
		Cleggan is a small fishing village, nestling at the head of Cleggan Bay, with the Twelve Bens in the background.
		On Cleggan Hill are the ruins of a tower built in the early nineteenth century as a watch tower to use during the Napoleonic War.
		Cleggan has always had a long maritime tradition but in 1927, twenty-five Fishermen from surrounding villages were lost at sea when a freak storm blew up.
	www.irelandholidayguide.com /est/37/21.html (266 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News
		Cleggan () is a picturesque fishing village in County Galway, Ireland.
		At the top of Cleggan head, which gives a commanding view of the harbor, is the remains of a watchtower constructed during the Napoleonic wars.
		Cleggan now receives more tourists, but traditionally the main source of income in the village has been fishing, supplemented by farming, which is difficult in the area's soil.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Cleggan (445 words)

	B&B Cleggan,Claddaghduff, Accommodation Cleggan,Connemara
		Breakfast is served from early morning with a wide variety of food available to suit all tastes.
		Cleggan is a small fishing village, nestling at the head of Cleggan Bay, with the Twelve Bens in the background.
		The Bar is large and comfortable with a bright and warm atmosphere, overlooking a busy working harbour which is both a fishing port and a landing point for ferries serving the islands of Inishbofin and Inishturk.
	www.connemarainformation.com /b&bcleggan.htm (376 words)

	City & Regional Guide
		The focal point of the picturesque fishing village of Cleggan is its pier, which is the closest mainland link for the beautiful islands of Inishturk and Inishbofin.
		In what became known as the Cleggan Disaster, some 25 fishermen from the local area drowned during a storm that arose while they were mackerel fishing in the bay.
		Due to its inherent tranquility, Inishbofin was chosen by St. Coleman as the site for his monastery in 665 AD and a roofless 13th century chapel, which stands in the present day graveyard is said to mark the site of this monastery.
	www.golftravelireland.net /destguide/conmara.asp (1569 words)

	CONNEMARA COASTAL COTTAGES, CONNEMARA, CO. GALWAY, IRELAND
		Perfectly located modern single story house overlooking Cleggan head and the island of inshbofin.
		This new luxurious property has an enclosed garden and is one field away from the sea.
		Cleggan is a fishing village and is the ferry point for trips to inishbofin.
	www.cc-cottages.com /english/cleg_170.html (197 words)

	Bed and Breakfast in Cleggan County Galway
		Cleggan is a beautiful fishing village surrounded by bog, it has a harbour for visiting the islands of Inishturk and Inisbofin.
		The views from Cleggan Hill are spectacular and no words can describe the sun-sets.
		The area was hit with great sadness in 1927 when the 'Cleggan Disaster' occurred, 25 fishermen from the area lost their lives in a freak storm.
	www.bizweb.it /en/Ireland/bedandbreakfast/Galway/Cleggan/index.asp (99 words)

	Spencer Auctioneers - Irish Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers: Emlough House, Cleggan, Connemara, Co. Galway, ...
		The property is set in one of the loveliest and most unspoilt coastlines in the West of Ireland and has fabulous views across flower laden meadows to the Aughrusbeg peninsula, its beaches and with Inishshark and Inishboffin square midpicture in the bay.
		Cleggan is a charming coastal village which is now the centre of north Connemara's fishing industry.
		This tranquil and beautiful island has a the daily influx of tourists coming by ferry from Cleggan to explore the islands many crags and coves and to avail of the fine beaches.
	www.spencerauctioneers.com /emlagh.htm (1117 words)

	Cruise List by Ports of Call (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cleggan is a beautiful fishing village at the head of Cleggan Bay, a protected inlet on the Atlantic coast of Ireland, to the north of Galway Bay.
		The views from Cleggan Hill are spectacular - the village houses clustered around the harbour, High Island, Crowe, Shark, Bofin, Turk, Clare islands out to sea, the Twelve Bens to the east and the distinctive hills of Mayo - Croagh Patrick, and Achill Head to the north.
		The whole area is rich in archeological sites be it the remains of the 7th century church of St. Feichin on Omey island, the wedge tomb near Sellerna beach or the fairy hills (drumlins) of Sheeauns.
	www.choosingcruising.co.uk /cruiseweb/Cruises_Calling.asp?nCall=Cleggan&nCat=P&client=choosing (284 words)

	Directory of galway.cleggan
		Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages, Cleggan, Co. Galway, tel: +353 95 44648
		Cleggan Pier Cottage, Cleggan, Co. Galway, tel: +353 91 526218
		Laragan Stables, Aughrismore, Cleggan, Co Galway, tel: +353 95 44735 / +353 95 44319
	www.galway.net /directory/locality-list.jsp?code=galway.cleggan (364 words)

	Welcome to Ireland West-About Ireland West (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Here the sea in all its facets influences the shape of the landscape and affects the lives of all who dwell in its presence.
		The focal point of the picturesque village of Cleggan is its pier which is the closest mainland link for the islands of Inishturk and Inishbofin.
		In 1927 in what became known as the Cleggan Disaster, twenty-five fishermen from the area drowned during a freak storm which arose whilst they were mackerel fishing in the bay.
	www.irelandwest.ie /content.asp?id=70 (389 words)

	Rossadillask, Cleggan, Connemara - Bungalow For Sale
		This is a delightful property located between the picturesque fishing village of Cleggan and Claddaghduff with its beautiful Omey Strand.
		The house is a traditional styled cottage standing on 5.5 acres and a commonage share with extensive water frontage.
		Rossadillask has a renowned white sand beach nearby and both Cleggan and Claddaghduff villages are a short distance away.
	www.daft.ie /searchsale.daft?id=153714&search=1 (343 words)

	The Holiday Cottages (UK) Ltd, Holiday Cottages in the UK & Ireland
		At Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages the old barn has been converted into six country style cottages.
		Cleggan Farm Cottages are situated on the north side of Cleggan Bay, opposite Cleggan village.
		If you prefer the sea, why not walk along the driveway to the main gates, where there is a beach, perfect for children and dogs.
	www.theholidaycottages.co.uk /print_cottage.php?cottage_id=117 (132 words)

	Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages, Cleggan Galway - Ireland-Breaks.com
		Cleggan farm is situated on the north side of Cleggan Bay, opposite Cleggan village.
		On the farm you are surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere and animals that go with it.
		If you prefer the sea, why not walk along the drive way to the main gate, where there is a beach, perfect for children and dogs.
	www.ireland-breaks.com /propdetails.cfm?PropID=4462 (131 words)

	Cleggan County Galway - Ireland Travel and Accommodation Guide
		Cleggan is a beautiful fishing village surrounded by bog, it has a harbour for visiting the islands of Inishturk and Inisbofin.
		The views from Cleggan Hill are spectacular and no words can describe the sun-sets.
		The area was hit with great sadness in 1927 when the 'Cleggan Disaster' occurred, 25 fishermen from the area lost their lives in a freak storm.
	www.irelandview.com /galway-cleggan.php (174 words)

	Angling Bay Cleggan Connemara In
		Angling Bay Cleggan Connemara In angling bay cleggan connemara in
		Signal Tower Hill, opposite Cleggan across the bay is a mass of...
		Cleggan Bay, surrounded by sandy beaches, breathtaking views of the islands and mountains.
	www.campingonlinefind.com /campingmap/angling-bay-cleggan-connemara-in.html (650 words)

	Connemara.net news: The Search Goes On
		The operation to find the missing Cleggan fisherman, Desmond O'Reilly, continues as his colleagues and emergency services persist in their searches of the coastline of Cleggan Bay and Inishboffin.
		Mr O'Reilly, who is in his early thirties, went missing at sea on Wednesday 9th October, prompting a massive rescue operation involving the Clifden and Achill lifeboats, the Coastguards, Gardai sub-aqua units and the Navy, as well as large numbers of local vessels and crew.
		Cleggan Coastguard, Gerrard Joyce, confirmed that their search from Renvyle to Aughris and the islands was ongoing and that he had received assistance from both Costello Bay Inshore and Achill Inshore Lifeboats.
	www.connemara.com /news/index.php?id=336 (905 words)

	Killary Tours
		Cleggan is the port of departure for Inishbofin and Inishturk islands.
		Your shortest route is about 15km but you have the option of cycling around the Sky Road, which offers wonderful views over the Ocean, Clifden Bay and the many islands that lie in it.
		Today it has a population of about 200 people, but was chosen in 655 by St Coleman for the site of his monastery, as it was a place of tranquillity.
	www.killarytours.com /cycling/page2_06.htm (987 words)

	Bike Tours Direct -- Europe Bicycle Tours
		This bicycling trip explores the areas of Cleggan, a visit to Inishboffin is part of the program, Clifden, Roundstone, Cong and Killary Harbour.
		The first day is to the small village of Cleggan, where you stay in cosy B&B and dinner is at your accommodation.
		Today will be an all day excursion to the island of Cleggan, Inishboffin one of the most beautiful islands of the West Coast.
	www.biketoursdirect.com /?location=tourdetail&tid=165&cid=21 (462 words)

	Connemara Tourism - Cleggan/Claddaghduff Ireland
		Here the sea in all its facets influences the shape of the landscape and affects the lives of all who dwell in its presence.
		The focal point of the picturesque village of Cleggan is its pier which is the closest mainland link for the islands of Inishturk and Inishbofin.
		In 1927 in what became known as the Cleggan Disaster, twenty-five fishermen from the area drowned during a freak storm which arose whilst they were mackerel fishing in the bay.
	www.connemara-tourism.org /regions/cleggan-claddaghduff.html (471 words)

	Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages "Badgers" Ireland \| Self Catering Breaks
		Badgers sitting room is large and comfortable with a TV and an open fire place, also there is an extra single bed for your convenience in the sitting room.
		On the farm you are surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere and animals that go with it.
		If you prefer the sea, why not walk along the drive way to the main gate, where there is a beach, perfect for children and dogs.
	www.self-catering-breaks.com /Properties/Prop6837.htm (281 words)

	Connemara.net news: Fun Run from Cleggan to Claddaghduff
		Congratulations to the villages of Cleggan and Claddaghduff who this year hosted their own Connemara Fun Run for the first time.
		Prizes were awarded for many categories, including overall winners and runners-up and within the three schools in the area, Cleggan, Claddaghduff and Kingstown, there were special prizes for junior classes.
		The general opinion was that it was a great day out and a resounding success for the villages of Cleggan and Claddaghduff.
	www.connemara.net /news/index.php?id=122 (248 words)

	Connemara.net RoboSearch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cleggan and Insihbofin have withstood maurading Vikings, Cromwell's assault and
		Cleggan resident and author of an authoritative account of 'The
		Cleggan Bay Disaster', a unique tragedy in Irish boating history, Marie Feeney...
	www.connemara.net /search/index.aspx?searchTerm=cleggan (347 words)

	Bed & Breakfast, Hotels, Tourist Attractions, Galway Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cleggan To appreciate Connemara one must visit Cleggan on the edge of the Atlantic.
		It is both the centre of the sea fishing industry in North Connemara, and the ferry port for Inishbofin Island 9km out in the Atlantic.
		DAYS 4&5: Next day there will be a stop en route to Connemara to visit an art gallery and then on to Cleggan where the Atlantic Ocean and Omey Island will stir the artist within.
	www.galwayeast.com /Packages.php?p_Id=14 (579 words)

	Itinerary - Ireland's Connemara Oceanside Trail
		From there you will be transferred by car to Cleggan to continue the rest of your vacation.
		DAY 5 Today you will ride around the northeast headland of Cleggan Bay passing through the scenic town lands of Cloon, Sheeauns and Ballinakill. Each is rich with historical interests and breathtaking views of the bay and surrounding islands.
		DAY 7 Considered by many to be the jewel in Connemara’s crown and an experience not to be missed, Omey Island is a tidal island southwest of Cleggan Village.
	www.equestrianvacations.com /horseback_riding/connemara_itinerary.php (730 words)

	Cleggan, Galway Self Catering. Find and Reserve your Self Catering in Cleggan, Galway, Ireland
		Nestling on the shores of Cleggan Bay the beautiful fishing village of Cleggan in County Galway provides an excellent location for a self catering break.
		On the shores of Cleggan Bay, 9 miles northwest of Clifden in County Galway, the fishing village of Cleggan is ideal for a relaxing break.
		Situated overlooking the harbour in the picturesque village of Cleggan, County Galway, Knockbrack Cottages provide superb 4 star self catering accommodation.
	www.goireland.com /scripts/low/Listing.asp?AreaType=T&AreaID=2950&SubjectID=146 (231 words)

	Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages Cleggan County Galway Republic of Southern Ireland Eire Self Catering Holiday ...
		Cleggan Farm Holiday Cottages Cleggan County Galway Republic of Southern Ireland Eire Self Catering Holiday Accommodation Vacation Rental
		Cleggan Farm is situated on the north side of Cleggan Bay.
		At Cleggan Farm Cottages the old barn has been converted into six country style cottages, where you will find comfort and a relaxing atmosphere.
	www.comestaywithus.com /republic-of-ireland/link/sc/clegganfarmholidaycottages.html (63 words)

	Connemara, Inishmore & the Sky Road \| Ireland \| bicycle \| walking \| hiking \| Cycling \| Isle of Inismore \| charming ...
		Stop there for lunch, and perhaps tweed shopping, before making your way back to your gracious and cozy stop in Recess.
		Following the shores of Cleggan Bay and Ballynakill Harbour, to Rinvyle Castle, Connemara National Park, and Ireland’s only fjord, on your way to Joyce Country, nestled between the incredibly beautiful Twelve Pins and the Maumturk Mountains.
		Take the day to explore the surrounding mountains on foot, the nearby Joyce Country loop by bike (guided trips only), or just the comfortable surroundings at your lodge.
	www.infohub.com /vacation_packages/4253.html (879 words)

	Cleggan Directory - Web Site Directory for Cleggan, County Galway
		Cleggan Directory - Web Site Directory for Cleggan, County Galway
		Website and Business Directory for Cleggan, County Galway.
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	www.irelands-directory.com /Galway/Cleggan/index.html (42 words)

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