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	Tourlestrane GAA: History - Tourlestrane win Sligo SFC 1999 Final
		But beaten finalists Easkey, this their first sample of a glittering Senior Championship final since 1968, went so close at Markievicz Park where the grass was wet and the wind blustery.
		Easkey, perhaps, warranted at least a draw — but only on the merit of their second-half efforts where they out-scored Tourlestrane by 1-5 to 0-5.
		Easkey: Fintan Feeney (1-2), Dessie Sloyan (0-3), Noel McGuire (0-3), Brendan Rolston (0-1)
	www.tourlestrane.com /his_article.asp?ID=14 (623 words)

	Western People: Easkey Lotto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Easkey went clear at the top of the Davitt Foods seniro league table when they scored a four point trimph over St. Mary’s in a keenly contested encournter at Easkey on a score of 1-12 to 1-8.
		Easkey played with the strong wind in the opening half and were in front by 1-9 to 0-1 at the interval.
		The Easkey minor side suffered their first defeat in the league on Monday evening last when they went under to Owenmore Gaels in a game played in difficult underfoot conditions at Ballincarrow.
	www.westernpeople.ie /community/story.asp?j=13294 (825 words)

	Rural development through entrepreneurship
		Easkey has numerous strengths, the community and the council possess a strong community spirit dedicated to the development of the locality on behalf of its people.
		Easkey Bridge, village boundary walls and some of the buildings are still intact and lends an aura of history to the area.
		Easkey was receiving a steady flow of Irish and international surfers without any marketing being undertaken or the additional facilities being put in place.
	www.fao.org /DOCREP/W6882e/w6882e03.htm (15669 words)

	Sligo Weekender: GAA: Easkey leave it late (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Easkey, who lost their opening Group ‘B’ fixture to Curry, made last Sunday’s game more tense than it should have been as they kicked 15 wides and missed several goal chances.
		Easkey got the game’s first goal in the 37th minute when Shane Feeney sent Noel McGuire through and he placed the ball past Gaels net-minder Mark Tuohy.
		Easkey went ahead again when former player-manager Fintan Feeney, who was only on the pitch a minute, scored a point with nine minutes to go.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=713 (561 words)

	Connorestates estate agents, and auctioneers, mayo
		Easkey, Co. Sligo is indeed a prime location within easy commuting distance of both Sligo and Ballina, this picturesque tourist village is a haven for Surfers and all who enjoy outdoor pursuits.
		Easkey is within a couple of minutes drive of Enniscrone with it’s 5k golden beach, 18 hole Championship Golf Links, Waterpoint Leisure and Activity Centre, and many traditional pubs and restaurants.
		Easkey itself enjoys all amenities and is ideally set up to cater for the throngs of tourists attracted to this idyllic coastal haven.
	www.connorestates.ie /view.php?content=Estate&id_estate=4 (300 words)

	Easkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The coastal village of Easkey is located about 20 miles south of Sligo Town, just off the main Sligo/Ballina road.
		It is close to both Dromore West and the seaside resort of Enniscrone.
		The village is on the banks of the (Salmon & Trout) Easkey river.
	www.sligozone.net /EaskeyVillage.htm (58 words)

	Welcome to Ireland North West-Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Easkey lies on the river ‘Lough Easkey’ which is well known for its salmon and trout fishing.
		It is located 20 miles south of Sligo Town, a lovely coastal village well known for its great surf.
		A mile south of Easkey is the unusual Split Rock — it is said that if someone dares to go through the split 3 times, the rock will close in on them!
	www.irelandnorthwest.ie /content.asp?id=220 (68 words)

	:: Local News - Easkey :: West Sligo, Aughris, Templeboy, Cabra, Rathlee, Culleens, Castleconnor, Dromore West, Easkey, ...
		Easkey Community Council was formed in 1986 as a Limited Company with five directors at present it has 10 directors.
		It was formed in an attempt to address what the members saw as a rural decline in the community, and be representative of all sectors in the community.
		Easkey CommunityCouncil has sought tenders for the construction of a new Community Centre in the community field.
	westsligo.com /easkey/localnews.htm (329 words)

	Fortland Fishery Accommodation
		The Ice House, situated in a breathtaking setting right on the bank of the river in the middle of the wooded estate was painstakingly renovated for the 2000 season and is now available by the week for four guests inclusive of angling.
		In Easkey village we are offering two self-catering apartments; one twin bed and one single bed, both comfortably equipped and only a short stroll from the fishery.
		Easkey is easily accessible to the visiting angler, Knock airport is 28 miles, Sligo airport 19 miles, the nearest ferry terminals are Dun Laoghaire and Belfast both of which are 3 1/2 hours drive, Larne is 4 hours drive.
	www.anglingwestireland.com /fortland/acc.htm (525 words)

	Travel To Ireland
		Easkey is a small seaside village situated on the Easkey river in Co. Sligo in the west of Ireland.
		For another day trip from Easkey drive west to Ballina, Co. Mayo then north along Killala bay to Killala and beyond and explore the rugged coast of the northern coast of County Mayo.
		Easkey is a fine place to spend a day or two just to relax while being located a short drive to many of the attractions this area of Ireland has to offer.
	www.geocities.com /corofin.geo/easkey.htm (564 words)

	Easkey Civil Parish, Sligo, Ireland, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		EASKEY, a parish, in time barony of TYRERAGH; county of SLIGO, and province of CONNAUGHT, 11 1/2 miles (N. E.) from Ballina (Co. Mayo) on the old road to Sligo town ; containing 6124 inhabitants, of which numbers 289 are in the village.
		The village consists of one long street of 76 houses, and has petty sessions once a fortnight, a market on Wednesday for provisions, fairs on June 3rd and Nov. 18th, and is a chief constabulary police station ; fairs are also held at Rosslee in July, and on Oct. 28th.
		Portland, pleasantly situated on the banks of the river Easkey, is the residence of R.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/s/easkey.htm (651 words)

	Messages - WannaSurf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Camped at Easkey left several years back and will never forget settling down at night to the sound of a 2-3ft swell and waking to the roar of a 6-8ft monster swell on high-tide.
		Easkey is great, except for the shits in the bathroom, they are always clogged.
		I was up at Easky (Easkey?) during September and at about 3 o clock there was a small 2 foot swell, sort of clean and only one guy out on a longboard so I decided to join him on my longboard.
	www.wannasurf.com /spot/Europe/Ireland/North_West/easky/message?min=0&max=9 (740 words)

	Home
		Easkey at 6 am is an early start in any ones book.
		So as the day dawned we drive away from the famous Easkey Left hand break and headed north to the not famous at all Tullaghn, a beach break that was far from perfect.
		That feeling was magnified when we drove back past Easkey on our way back to the Olympic Village the surf was green and clean and had been all day.
	www.jerseysurfkayakclub.com /team/news/teamday3.htm (700 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Easkey lotto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		REO EASKEY: Re entering employment opportunities are offering a free and confidential service on jobs, training and education options available.
		Easkey appeared to be denied a goal in the closing stages which would have given them a share of the spoils.
		He was a member of the Sligo under 16 side that reached the All—Ireland a few weeks ago and a member of the Easkey under 16 side that won the county final this season.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=1227 (489 words)

	SurfShacks » Donegal Surf Guide
		If you are based around Easkey then you have some great surf spots nearby with the option of travelling to anywhere from Donegal to Clare as a viable daytrip.
		Easkey- Easkey is north facing and works well off a north to west swell as well as a big southwest swell.
		There are 2 main reef breaks, Easkey Left & Easkey Right, which are both consistent top class breaks in their own right with the Stormrider guide calling the right a world class break.
	www.surfshacks.co.uk /donegal-surf-guide (697 words)

	Surfline \| Easkey
		There are two waves, aptly named Easkey Right and Easkey Left, and both break over flat reef shelves and peel into convenient paddling channels.
		The reef at Easkey Left benefits from the silty outflow from the river.
		They sell wax (and provide info) at the Easkey Surfing and Information office, which is right in town (096-49020).
	www.surfline.com /travel/surfmaps/surfspot.cfm?id=282 (469 words)

	Easky County Sligo - west of Ireland
		I look out over the waves in Easkey, County Sligo, Ireland, in time to see a few others get up on their boards and surf toward shore.
		In Easkey, the main surfing spot combines Irish history with beautiful rocky shoreline.
		Back in Easkey again, we leave the brave boarders to their swells and appropriately go for dinner at the Easkey Surf Club.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /SligoWst/TownsSli/Easky/Easky.htm (1026 words)

	West Coast Surf Club News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This caused considerable problems with the local residents and community council as it was the "surfers" who were blamed.
		The issue of permanent parking in Easkey is a contensious one, and it is something the club is trying to resolve.
		Finally finally, if you were up in Easkey this week-end you will know of how many were up here, and seeing as refuse collection is no longer provided for the toilet blocks, PLEASE PLEASE bring your litter home with you.
	www.westcoastsurfclub.com /news/102794334851458.html (282 words)

	Easky River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Easkey River is a picturesque spate stream of approximately 20km in length.
		Its principal source is Lough Easkey situated high in the Ox Mountains which straddle Counties Mayo and Sligo.
		The Fortland fishery, situated in the lower end of the Easkey River, comprises approximately 3 miles of double bank angling for Salmon and Seatrout in a beautiful and secluded wooded estate setting.
	www.northwestfisheries.ie /Easky/easky_river.htm (350 words)

	easkey.net - Guest Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		My name is Peter Scott from Coventry, in the U.K. In 1980 to 1984, I used to Live in Easkey (among others,ie Waterford and Longford.) I went to Easkey school from I was 4 to 8 years of age.
		We still own a house on the out-skirts of Easkey which is situated about a 1/4 mile outside of the village.
		Thanks to the postman in Easkey I was able to find my second cousin, Eva Browne Cuffe and her husband Ron.
	homepage.eircom.net /~loanhomers/easkey/guest/guest_book.htm (712 words)

	Irish Surfing Association - Ireland - Easkey Britton into Grand Final!!!
		From the start of this contest Easkey had her work cut out for her when she was dealt a body blow in the first round, finishing poorly.
		Instead of crumbling, Easkey took up the challenge and stormed her way through round after round and made it all the way to the final.
		A little overshadowed today by his team-mate, Easkey, this should be headlines all on its own.
	www.isasurf.ie /index.php?page=eurosday5&print=true (313 words)

	Animal Surf Academy
		Apart from surfing Easkey is a very talented artist and we are looking forward to having her on the ASA Girls Surf Camp Morocco to give tips to the girls on the trip.
		Kirsty is an all-round water girl – she had her first taste of the water at an early age – the start of her passion for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
		Both Kirsty and Easkey have years of surfing experience between them and are looking forward to passing on tips and knowledge during the ASA Girls Surf Camp Morocco.
	www.animalsurfacademy.com /morocco.htm (725 words)

	Western People: Soon there will be no place to bury the dead in Easkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A crisis has developed in the Easkey area because there are only three double plots left in the local cemetery, writes Denis Daly.
		Sligo County Council confirmed to the Western People that only three graves remain in the cemetery but said they were in negotiations with a local landowner who has land adjacent to the burial ground.
		“It means that when those plots are filled the next person from the Easkey area to die will have to be buried outside the Parish,” he said.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=27911 (330 words)

	Kayaking: Easkey surf inspired world winner \|\|\| News \|\|\| Enniscrone Online .com
		And with all this help from an area that is at the forefront of promoting watersports from the realms of minority pursuits to the mainstream, Kerin hopes her success will help raise kayaking’s profile all over the country.
		I mean things like the National Ploughing Championships have been hugely advertised on television and radio, but they haven’t picked up on this – a world event – at all,” she said.
		But thanks to Kerin and watersports enthusiasts like her in Easkey, it is growing, much as surfing grew, particularly in Strandhill, not so many years ago.
	www.enniscroneonline.com /news/030.htm (577 words)

	7 Bedroom Bungalow at Rathlee, Easkey, Co. Sligo
		Fantastic dormer dwelling located five minutes from Easkey, with its international surfing centre and ten minutes from Enniscrone, with its wonderful sandy beach and 18 hole golf course.
		Potential for B and B business as it is situated in a busy tourist area.
		Five minutes from Easkey village with its international surfing centre.
	www.foxandgallagher.com /property/enniscrone/RATHLEE_EASKEY.htm (189 words)

	Latest Fishing Report for the River Easkey
		No further rain fell after the 8th but with a good stock of resident fish in the river, angling was steady all month.
		Henry Selby-Smith had a 5½ lb fish on the fly in dead low water and Sue Howell had her first Easkey fish of 6½ lb.
		Joe Cobley, Darren Jones and Dustin Pitman had 50 salmon to 8½ lb for nine days angling at the end of the month, well over half of this fine bag were returned and party leader, Joe, had 25 fish to his own rod.
	www.irishfisheries.com /reportsview.asp?R=656&W=61 (343 words)

	Easkey, Co. Sligo in Sligo, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This attractive cottage is located in a small residential development on the coastal plain of Easkey, a small seaside town on the Easkey River, which offers good fishing.
		For those with a fascination for history, there is an Ice Age erratic boulder a short distance away from the property.
		Easkey village and the Atlantic coastline 5 minutes walk.
	www.bookcottages.com /cottages/100-W6522-easkey-co-sligo.htm (208 words)

	BURNS FAMILY OF EASKEY CO SLIGO IRE
		Patrick Burns after arriveing from King James Armey, from the battle of Aghrim and settleing in the Countey of Sligo, he located himself on a farm on the River Glenrie that runs into the River Moy near Ardnarie with his wife Bridget O’Boyle.
		And when their familey grew up to the age of manhood they settled around the neighbourhood of the town and vicinity of Easkey in that locality, on which their decendants and progeny resides, those that survived famine and pestilence.
		He wasn't the greatest of spellers (you should see the family tombstone!) and the errors are his.
	www.byrneclan.org /byrne_res_docs/burns_of_easkey_sligo_ire.htm (423 words)

	Fourth Place for Irish Junior Surf Team at Euro Junior 2004
		Easkey Britton, Donegal had a podium finish when she surfed well to take 3rd place in the U18 Girls with Pauline Ado, France first and Bethan Mason, Wales 2nd.
		This was an excellent display by the two Sligomen and left the Irish team in a comfortable position at this early stage in the competition.
		Not over by any means for these two excellent surfers but it means they have to pull out all the stops for their next challenge in the days to come.
	www.globalsurfnews.com /news.asp?Id_news=14524 (1603 words)

	:: The Moy Valley Region - Co.Mayo, Ireland ::
		Internationally the village of Easkey, Co. Sligo is the best known surfing area in Ireland.
		Ask any surfer in Australia, USA or South Africa about Surfing in Ireland and Easkey will be the place they want to visit if they haven't already done so...
		The Appleloft Gallery is located in the beautiful seaside village of Easkey in County Sligo.
	www.ballina.ie /activ2.htm (261 words)

	John Brett Charlton of Queensland
		My father was a professional botanist having served seven years to learn his calling, during which time he had no salary but on the seventh year he got 120.
		I was brought up on the Fortland Estate (near Easkey in the County of Sligo) and on which estate my father was employed at his calling and served his employers for over fifty years finally as General Manager [1].
		Later I attended a Public School at Easkey known as Killbawn, taught by Michael Kelly and finally I had some tuition from the Reverend Gowley, rector of Easkey English Church, who coached the young men going for professions.
	www3.sympatico.ca /wfmcgee/Brett/Historical/John_Brett_Charlton.html (3447 words)

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