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	Sligo Ireland Sligo County Sligo Information Sligo City Information County Sligo Ireland Tourist Information Sligo ...
		The Gore Booths have lived near Drumcliffe since the time of Elizabeth I and the present house, built by Sir Robert Gore Booth in 1830s is still their home.
		Lisadell is a fine but austere example of Greek Revival architecture and as a lot of the house was last refurbished 100 years ago visitors can expect an atmosphere of faded grandeur.
		Drumcliffe is the final resting place of W. Yeats, one of Ireland's greatest writers.
	www.ebookireland.com /sligo.htm (842 words)

	Drumcliffe, County Sligo. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drumcliffe is in an area of exceptional scenic beauty and has religious associations stretching back to the very dawn of Christianity in Ireland.
		Drumcliffe was the scene of the epic 6th.
		The rich culture and history of the Church and Drumcliffe is related via an audio-visual presentation in St. Columba's Church (1809).
	www.sligozone.net /Drumcliffe.htm (191 words)

	Welcome to Ireland North West-Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drumcliffe is the final resting place for W.B Yeats, he died in 1939 in France and his request was that he be buried in France for a year and then be dug up and brought back to Sligo and be buried in Drumcliffe where his great-grandfather had been rector.
		Drumcliffe was an important monastic settlement founded by Saint Colmcille in the 6th century.
		Drumcliffe is situated on the Drumcliffe River so angling is a popular sport on the banks of the River.
	www.irelandnorthwest.ie /content.asp?id=103 (321 words)

	Drumcliff Estuary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drumcliffe Estuary is the northernmost of the complex of estuaries which comprise
		The sandspit at the end of Drumcliff Estuary is reached by going to Cregg House, but taking a left turn instead of a right (as for Kintogher).
		Drumcliff Estuary and Lissadell are covered by Ordnance Survey Ireland, Discovery Series Map 16.
	members.tripod.com /terek_sandpiper/id37.html (454 words)

	Ship of Fools: The Mystery Worshipper
		St Columba's church was built in 1809 using stones from the old monastery, and parts of a Celtic High Cross have apparently been found in the walls.
		A nice touch in this building which is steeped in history, is a noticeboard situated in a corner at the back of the church which is covered with samples of gaudily coloured children's artwork, praising God in its own, very modern, way.
		Indeed, Yeat's great grandfather, John Yeats, was rector at Drumcliffe in the early 19th century.
	www.shipoffools.com /Mystery/2005/1147.html (1464 words)

	Celtic Cross of Drumcliffe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		These lines are from a poem attribuated to St.Columcille (or St.Columba as he is also known) the founder of the monastry at Drumcliffe.
		He was born in Donegal, a member of a royal family, studied at bardic and monastic schools and after his ordination travelled Ireland and founded several monastic settlements, including Derry, near his own birthplace Durrow and Kells.
		He visited Clonmacnois and so on his journey up the west coast to Sligo he founded the monastic settlement at Drumcliffe not far from the scene of the fateful battle.
	www.celticcrossonline.com /crossofdrumcliffe.htm (409 words)

	Drumcliffe Group of Parishes History Page
		We are very proud of our 10th century High Cross whic is carved with Biblical scenes and was used to teach Pilgrims the Christian faith.
		A audio-visual presentation on St. Columba's connections with Drumcliffe is shown in the church to pre booked groups.
		We are world famous because the poet W.B.Yeats was buried here in 1948, having died in France in 1939.
	www.drumcliffe.elphin.anglican.org /history.shtml (321 words)

	Drumcliffe and Donegal - The 1990 CIE Tour of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drumcliffe and Donegal - The 1990 CIE Tour of Ireland
		This cross dating from around AD 1000 is located near Drumcliffe, County Sligo.
		St. Columbia is thought to have founded a monastery here around AD 575 which flourished for many centuries.
	www.op.net /~rkane/Ireland/1990/dnd.htm (81 words)

	Soden Family Reunion16
		DRUMCLIFFE: This is an important early Christian monastic site founded by St. Colmcille circa AD 575.
		It is in the porch of the Drumcliffe Church of Ireland church that we find the headstone to Thomas Soden, 1594-1700 that was originally in the church at Moneygold to the north.
		Interdenominational Service in the Church of Ireland, Drumcliffe, Sligo Ireland, Drumcliffe, Sligo (As you may well know, it is in this church that the oldest plaque exists for Thomas Soden, 1594 1700, the first Soden to reside in Sligo.
	www.networksplus.net /lessoden/reunion.htm (1422 words)

	Jennings O'Donovan Consulting Engineers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The cross possibly of 11th century date, shows Adam and Eve, Cain slaying Abel, Daniel in the lion's den and Christ in glory on the east face, the presentation in the triumph (?) and the crucifixion on the west.
		Lissadell House is the large and austere Grecian revival home of the Gore-Both family, beautifully situated amidst woods and glades on the North shore of Sligo Bay and immortalised by William Butler Yeats in his poem "In Memory of Eva Gore Booth and Con Markievicz".
		Drumcliffe including The Round Tower, the cross, Yeats grave and St. Columba’s Church of Ireland Parish Church(3)
	www.jod.ie /sligo.html (349 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Elphin
		It is, therefore, fair to conclude that this beautiful work was also executed in the school of art founded by St. Assicus in the Diocese of Elphin.
		Ware states that after the union with Elphin of the minor sees of Roscommon, Ardcarne, Drumcliffe, and other bishoprics of less note, finally effected by the Synod of Kells (1152), the see was esteemed one of the richest in all Ireland, and had about seventy-nine parish churches.
		The Four Masters describe its cathedral as the "Great Church" in 1235, and speak of the bishop's court in 1258.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05394b.htm (1018 words)

	drumcliffe
		Drumcliffe is the site of a monastic settlement, and also the burial place of the famous Irish poet W.B. Yeats.Its importance dates from 574AD when St Colmcille (also called Columba) founded a monastery here.
		Judging from the numerous references to Drumcliffe in the ancient Annals, the monastery was a celebrated place and reached its peak in the 13th.
		Century.The principle visible remains of the monument are the remains of Sligo's only bell tower, a high cross and a fragment of a plain high cross.
	homepage.eircom.net /~andrewsown/page4drumcliffe.html (222 words)

	Yeats Lodge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Yeats Lodge is nestled 'under bare Ben Bulben' and within a stones throw of Drumcliffe Churchyard where the world renowned poet WB Yeats is laid to rest.
		Another historical site is located at Streedagh beach where a monument stands in memory of all those who perished when three ships from the Spanish Armada sank in 1588.
		There are a host of fine beaches within a short drive of Drumcliffe.
	www.yeatslodge.com (168 words)

	Sabbatical 2001-2 : Sligo, Ireland : day 27
		The next morning, we took a taxi the short way to Drumcliffe and were the first ones in the churchyard.
		It wasn't the bones I came for, but the surround, the feeling of the place that influenced Yeats's poetry, and inspired him to imagine himself at rest here in what I consider to be his greatest poem.
		The low clouds and inclement weather, though certainly not the whole Drumcliffe story, are nevertheless a good share of it.
	www.solarnet.org /Travel/IRE/jour027.htm (861 words)

	Drumcliffe Civil Parish, Sligo, Ireland, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		Drumcliffe Civil Parish, Sligo, Ireland, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		DRUMCLIFFE, a parish, in the Lower half-barony of CARBERY, county of SLIGO, and province of CONNAUGHT, 3 1/4 miles (N. W.) from Sligo town, on the mail coach road to Londonderry, through Ballyshannon (Co. Donegal); containing 13,956 inhabitants.
		In the Roman Catholic divisions this parish is divided into two parts, Drumcliffe and Rathcormac : and has three chapels.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/s/drumcliffe.htm (704 words)

	Ireland 1999
		One of the main attraction of Drumcliffe, north of Sligo, is the town's cemetery.
		The grandfather of the famous writer William Butler Yeats had been the pastor at the church of Drumcliffe for many years.
		Therefore, this is the place where the writer found his eternal rest.
	www.geocities.com /ph_ireland/Gallery_042.html (110 words)

	Pilgrimages & Visits by Celtic Ways (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		First stop will be Drumcliffe home of a wonderful high cross with high relief carvings that is on the site of one of Columcille's famous monastic sites.
		Drumcliffe is more famous as the burial place of W.B. Yeats.
		From Drumcliffe we will travel around the Loch Gill with stops at Lake Isle of Inishfree and a quiet moment at the beautiful Tobernault Holy Well.
	www.celticpilgrims.com /visits (544 words)

	Drumcliffe Group of Parishes Home Page
		Drumcliffe Group of Parishes is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland at the foot of Benbulben mountain as it sweeps down to the Atlantic Ocean.
		For over 1,500 years Christians have worshiped the living God in this area.
		This website will let you know what we are about.
	www.drumcliffe.elphin.anglican.org /index.shtml (84 words)

	Roscommon Farm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In 1996 I visited Sally Green at Balius Farm in New Mexico and fell in love with her stallion Gilnocky Drumcliffe, aka Skeezix.
		Shortly afterward I purchased a colt from Sally, Balius Malachi, by Gilnocky Drumcliffe.
		In 1998 at the age of two, I felt comfortable that Malachi had developed enough to assess his suitability as a breeding stallion.
	www.sirinet.net /~jgreen/Malachi/Farm.html (455 words)

	Drumcliffe, Co Sligo - Sligo Ireland - SligoTourist.com
		Drumcliffe, Co Sligo - Sligo Ireland - SligoTourist.com
		More famous now as the final resting place of William Butler Yeats, whose grave is in the churchyard under a simple headstone with the inscription: 'Cast a cold eye on life, on death, Horsemen pass by'.
		Drumcliffe was an important monastic settlement founded by St. Colmcille in the sixth century.
	www.sligotourist.com /towns/drumcliffe (186 words)

	Inishmurray, Ireland
		5mi/8km north of Drumcliffe on the N15 is Grange, from where a side road runs west to Streedagh.
		There a boat can be hired to go to the island of Inishmurray (which can also be reached from Mullaghmore).
		Unauthorized duplication in part or whole without prior written consent prohibited by law.
	www.planetware.com /drumcliffe/inishmurray-irl-sl-inim.htm (262 words)

	CNY 2001 Results Index
		Girl's Lgt Jig Under 7 24 / 13 69 5 #171 Kristine Boyle (Drumcliffe) 201 Adv.
		Girl's Slp Jig Under 8 16 / 7 86 3 #373 Mariel Dunning (Drumcliffe) 212 (B) Adv.
		Girl's Lgt Jig Under 10 26 / 14 75.5 5 #1082 Elizabeth Sheridan (Drumcliffe) 231 (B) Adv.
	www.feisweb.com /CNY/results/cny_2001_results.htm (9977 words)

	IPA Region 6
		Sligo was immortalised by Yeats, whose work was inspired by his childhood.
		Drumcliffe is the final resting place of W.B. Yeats, whose grave is to the left of the churchyard under a simple headstone bearing the inscription,
		This mountain is steeped in legend and W.B. Yeats featured the mountain in seven of his poems.
	www.ipaireland.com /region_6.html (240 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		But, Yeats was buried @ a churchyard in Drumcliffe despite his death being located in Cap Ferrat France.
		I believe he is buried in the same grave or near his brother.
		The quote on his tombstone is fom his poem "Under Ben Bulben."
	jweinst180.tripod.com /pictures.html (43 words)

	SLIGO County Ireland 1901 Census
		Transcribing of the 1901 Census for Drumcliff Parish of County Sligo has been a collaborative effort over a number of months.
		Charlie started it after working with Ann Marie Patterson on the similar job for Kilgeever Parish in County Mayo, and, frankly, because an ancestor of his came from the Drumcliff area.
		Because "more data is better", we have included the LDS film number and the Census number, so researchers will be able to pinpoint the film and page of their ancestor's place in the Census.
	www.rootsweb.com /~irlsli/drumcliffopen.html (118 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Seven soloists visit Drumcliffe Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Seven internationally renowned soloists are among the guests who will feature in the Vogler Spring Festival taking place in Drumcliffe Church on the May Bank Holiday weekend.
		Musicians from Ireland, Russia, Germany, England and two from Israel will delight classical music audiences with performances of a wide range of music.
		Tickets can be booked through Artscope on (01) 5059582, but be aware that demand for many of the shows is high so book early.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=22640 (590 words)

	Cycling Ireland, 1994 -- Joshua Putnam
		After stopping at a bakery for a lunch of fresh bread and pastries filled with unequaled Irish cream, we set out on the N15 towards Drumcliffe, eager to leave the congestion of the town.
		Nearing the edge of town we asked directions from a man walking along the road, but he was not sure which road would take us to Donegal, never having been that far himself.
		Shortly after leaving Sligo, we stopped at the Drumcliffe churchyard to see the grave of W.B. Yeats, surely a modest resting place for such a great writer.
	www.phred.org /~josh/bike/ireland.html (8291 words)

	Blather Archives: non-temperance zone (november 27th 1998)
		Declan Foley's take on last year's Sligo UFO hoax, when great fl triangles were reported to have been seen by the mother of 'Hans Rosenthal' near W.B. Yeat's grave in Drumcliffe (turns out that 'Hans Rosenthal' was the name of an apparent acquaintance of Yeats in Paris).
		Dis hear UFO yer man is talkin about was seen be meself and Dermot McLoughlin, the retired cemetery Superintendent from Sligo Cemetery.
		He was opening a grave in Drumcliffe one moonlit night in October of 1985, I tink, it cudda been '86.
	www.blather.net /archives2/issue2no29.html (1022 words)

	SUNY Brockport - Irma Pylyshenko
		Eddie Murphy received his undergraduate degree in dance from SUNY Brockport and an MS in Special Education from the University of Arizona, and has performed with dance companies in Arizona, California, Washington and Albany, NY.
		He returned to Rochester and founded the Drumcliffe School of Irish Dance and the Drumcliffe Dance Project.
		A certified teacher and adjudicator of Irish dance whose students regularly compete and win awards in national and international competitions, he teaches Irish Dance and Introduction to Dance at Brockport.
	www.brockport.edu /dance/people/emurphy.html (103 words)

	County Clare, Ireland: Drumcliffe Cemetery
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		Drumcliffe Cemetery is about a half hour walk out of the centre of Ennis, Co. Clare, along the Corofin road.
		In Memory of Peter Cullinan, Drumcliffe Road, Claureen, died 21st March 1958; his son Patrick Joseph, died 28th Feb 1950; his son-in-law Joseph O'Driscoll, died 2nd Oct. 1949; his sister Ann (Nano), died 6th July 1953.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~ccfgpw/photo048.htm (480 words)

	CCFGPW - Miscellaneous Records - Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		CCFGPW - Diocese of Killaloe (Co. Clare): Drumcliffe - Baptisms (1841-1847)
		CCFGPW - Diocese of Killaloe (Co. Clare): Drumcliffe - Marriages
		CCFGPW - Diocese of Killaloe (Co. Clare): Drumcliffe - Baptisms (Part 3)
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Valley/5946/x0000.htm (483 words)

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