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	Isle of Islay, Isle of Jura, Isle of Colonsay, Argyll Scotland
		Isle of Islay, Isle of Jura, Isle of Colonsay, Argyll Scotland
		Islay was the headquarters of the Lords of the Isles, a medieval coastal lordship that ranged from the Orkneys to the Isle of Man and chose to base itself at the inland fastness of Loch Finlaggan.
		Islay is encircled by the legendary distilleries of Ardbeg, Bowmore, Laphroig, Lagavulin, Bruichladdich, Bunnahabhainn and Caol Ila.
	www.argyllonline.co.uk /index.asp?id=11 (418 words)

	Isle of Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The isle provides long sandy beaches and spectacular cliffs, lochs of wild brown trout as well as wide sweeping glens, haunt of the majestic red stag, and forest, the traditional home of the European Roe deer.
		Islay is world famous for its bird life, amongst them many varieties of wild geese and ducks, partridge, wild pheasant, red and fl grouse, snipe, and an abundance of migratory Woodcock.
		Islay is also famous world over for its whisky and you will be able to visit any of its 7 distilleries (and sample!) if you wish.
	www.lazygranchadventures.com /id99.htm (298 words)

	PERSABUS POTTERY \| ISLE OF ISLAY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This piece is a representation of the famous “Round church” of Bowmore, Islay that was constructed in 1767 by Daniel Campbell of Islay.
		The jug is inspired by two of Islays most famous historical symbols, the West Highland Galley and the Hebridean Knight.The galley, known as a birlinn (beer-linn), was famous as the warship of the Lords of the Isles (Clan Donald) and was utilised throughout the Irish sea from c.1000 AD until around 1600.
		The galley known as a birlinn (beer-linn), was the legendary warship of the “Lords of the Isles” whom ruled from the Irish sea from the Isle of Man to the Isle of Lewis for nearly five centuries.
	www.persabus.co.uk /pottery/products (1120 words)

	The Old School ,Isle of Islay , Argyll
		The Island of Islay offers the visitor an abundance of outdoor attractions, with many idyllic and interesting walks, pony trekking, cycling(cycle hire can be arranged), birdwatching(there is an RSPB reserve at Loch Gruinart) and a coastline with numerous beaches.
		Perhaps Islay's most distinguished attractions are the seven working distilleries, a number of which have visitor centres and/or guided tours and whisky tasting.
		Islay is only 30 minutes flying time from Glasgow Airport with twice daily flights Monday to Friday and one flight at weekends.
	www.accomodata.co.uk /490295.htm (428 words)

	The Isle of Islay and the Kildaton Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		We visited Islay in September and particularly noticed the vividness of the autumn colours there, together with the relatively unspoilt coastline and abundant wildlife.
		Interestingly, most of the early Christian chapels or ‘cilles’ on Islay are associated with standing stones, the latter being very potent points of earth energy known and used in pre-Christian times.
		Among the ornate carved stones, the magnificent Celtic crosses, the seat of the Lords of The isles at Finlaggan, and the many prehistoric stones and alignments, there are many exciting discoveries waiting to be made by future generations.
	www.thecelticplanet.com /islay.htm (1123 words)

	Islay: Scotland - Milford Places
		Islay is a prominent gem in a string of island pearls that are the envy of all other nations.
		Islay enjoys more sunshine than most of mainland Britain and even in winter, snow and severe frosts are rare and invariably short-lived.
		Islay is internationally known for its 8 operational malt whisky distilleries, arguably the most famous of which are Laphroaig, Bowmore, and Lagavulin.
	www.milford.co.uk /scotland/places/islay.html (848 words)

	Isle of Islay personals for Isle of Islay singles. Isle of Islay dating and Isle of Islay matchmaking
		There is probably someone just like you, sitting at home in Isle of Islay, waiting for their perfect partner to come along.
		Isle of Islay singles are some of the best in the world, and so its best to make an effort to impress them.
		There are dozens of attractive Isle of Islay nightspots and dozens of attractive Isle of Islay singles, so what are you waiting for… Sign-up now, and see if there is someone there for you.
	www.topdating.com /personals/IsleofIslay.html (485 words)

	Isle of Islay, Inner Hebrides, Scotland
		Queen of the Isles, Islay is one of the largest isles of the Inner Hebrides.
		Islay's history can be traced back to the Mesolithic times through the Norse invaders and then to the twelfth century when the Norse people were defeated and driven off the island by Prince Somerled (his descendants becoming Lords of the Isles).
		Today Islay is a peaceful and spectacular place welcoming visitors from around the world who come in search for something different, whether it is the malt whisky, culture or wildlife.
	www.islaybirding.co.uk /islay.htm (205 words)

	The Bridgend Hotel, Isle of Islay
		Islay's history is eventful and varied with roots deep in the past as the many sites of historic and architectural importance indicate.
		Islay is also renowned for its loch and river fishing and this can be arranged through the hotel.
		Access to Islay is by two hour Cal-Mac vehicle ferry from Kennacraig near Tarbert or Forty minute British Airway flight from Glasgow Airport.
	www.visit-islay.com /brhotel.html (584 words)

	Isle of Islay adult dating for Isle of Islay swingers.
		Isle of Islay adult dating for Isle of Islay swingers.
		We will not even let on that you live in Isle of Islay until you want them to know — that is why we are perfect for discreet adult dating services.
		There is a lot made of people not being who they pretend to be behind a computer screen, but this is a hobby participated in by consenting adults, and a little bit of role-play may help the relationship as much as the swinging itself.
	www.topdating.com /adultdating/IsleofIslay.html (374 words)

	Self Catering Accommodation in Port Charlotte, Isle of Islay
		From October to April, Islay is host to a large proportion of the world populations of Barnacle and Greenland White-fronted Geese.
		Islay Estates Co. : River and loch fishing and stalking, Ceannloch House, Bridgend, Islay, PA44 7NY, Tel.
		Islay Woollen Mill Co. Ltd, Bridgend, Islay, PA44 7PG, Tel.
	www.islatran.demon.co.uk /catindex.htm (1516 words)

	Isle of Jura accommodation, travel, transport - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		The main route on to Jura is via the small, privately-owned, vehicle ferry from Port Askaig on the Isle of Islay.
		If you are going over on the ferry from Kennacraig to Islay and need a place to stay, Springside B&B is a traditional cottage overlooking Tarbert harbour (just 5 miles from the ferry terminal at Kennacraig) between Loch Fyne and the Mull of Kintyre.
		The ruins of Glengarrisdale Castle are in the north-west of the island.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /jura.htm (1885 words)

	ISLAY.COM Islay is... Windfarm
		Just under a year ago, a public inquiry was held on Islay into the proposed siting of a five-turbine windfarm on a low hill overlooking Duich Moss, the largest roosting site for Greenland Whitefronts on the island, holding up to 1500 birds.
		It is clear that whether or not these five wind turbines are placed beside Duich Moss or not is hardly in the national interest.
		It would be really good if the developers would undertake a proper investigation of the potential for wind power on Islay instead of, as hitherto, just on one estate.
	www.islay.com /description/windfarm.htm (789 words)

	ISLAY SEA SAFARI \| RIGID INFLATABLE BOAT SERVICE \| ISLE OF ISLAY \| SCOTLAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Operating a state of the art Redbay Stormforce 11 Rigid Inflatable, Islay Sea Safari is based on the Isle of Islay, Scotland and available for corporate or private charter anywhere around the isles of Islay, Jura, Gigha, Northern Ireland and as far north as Tiree.
		Islay is world famous for its seven malt whisky distilleries and Jura for the distillery at Craighouse.
		Islay's other two distilleries are almost opposite each other on the shores of Loch Indaal, Bruichladdich and Bowmore.
	www.ileach.co.uk /seasafari (363 words)

	Islay : Isle of Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Islay is a Scottish island, the southernmost of the Inner Hebrides.
		Whisky produced by the island's seven distilleries is known as Islay whisky.
		It uses material from the wikipedia article Islay : Isle of Islay.
	www.eurofreehost.com /is/Isle_of_Islay.html (143 words)

	Isle of Islay accommodation, transport and sightseeing - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		On the so-called Big Isle there are two main ruins (a chapel dedicated to Saint Finlaggan and a service building), plus the remains of over 20 buildings one of which was a great hall.
		Islay Ales is the only brewery on Islay and produces hand-crafted real ale.
		The Landranger Map for Islay is produced by the official Ordnance Survey and is the map to have if you are walking, looking for the site of monuments, etc. Excellent scale at 1.25 inches to the mile (2 km to 1 cm).
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /islay.htm (3827 words)

	Isle of Islay Hotels, Isle of Islay B&Bs and Isle of Islay Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Isle of Islay Hotels, Isle of Islay BandBs and Isle of Islay Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Islay is the English translation of the gaelic 'Ille' - Islay is home to archaeological treasures dating back to the Mesolithic era, 8 whisky distilleries including the famous Laphroaig, and countless species of birds.
		Ideal as a base for touring or a walking holiday, this cottage on the Isle of Islay has a pleasant garden adjoining a safe sandy beach.
	www.milford.co.uk /scotland/isle-of-islay.html (173 words)

	Tourist Information for Isle of Islay
		Islay is the most southerly of the Inner Hebrides, lying to the west of the Mull of Kintyre with Jura beyond to the north east.
		Islay is the most southerly of the Hebrides.
		Islay is beautiful at any time of the year because of its seascapes and hills but never moreso than in late May and June when the rhododendrons, azaleas and lilies are out – especially around Bridgend!
	www.yesscotland.com /region21cos.php (302 words)

	Islay and Jura; Visit these Islands.
		This is a mixture of information to help the visitor to Islay and Jura and for those who just like the islands.
		This information has been collected since 1989 about the isles of Islay and Jura and their villages.
		I added a page on Islay House Square, and also updated the ferry timetable for the winter.
	www.visit-islay.com (334 words)

	Diving Scotland's Isle of Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Gus was raised on Islay (pronounced Eye-lay) and fishing is in his blood.
		The island is the last piece of land before the USA and many ships bound for America from Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow have come to grief on Islay's east coast, as they mistook it for the coast of Ireland while heading north in bad weather.
		Although we couldn't head out to these, we were able to dive on some of Islay's more sheltered wreck sites, many of which were within just 20 minutes of the dive centre.
	www.divernet.com /travel/islay1099.htm (2186 words)

	Isle of Islay
		A few miles north of Port Ellen is Islay airport which has scheduled flights to Glasgow.
		Islay was host to the 2003 European Fly Fishing Championship, the biggest fishing event ever to be held in Scotland.
		Islay's coastline is quite diverse with high cliffs, rocky outcrops, caves and sandy beaches.
	www.fishing-argyll.co.uk /islands/islay.htm (378 words)

	Isle of Islay
		Islay is also an Island steeped in history.
		Generations of settlers and conquerors have left their mark, from the Iron Age, through the Vikings, the Lords of the Isles, the feuding clans, the Clearances, down to the two World Wars.
		In Kildaton and Oa (the picture to the left shows the Kildalton High Cross), all this can be traced on the ground in the shape of standing stones, forts and castles from prehistory to the mediaeval ruined chapels, deserted villages, monuments, all in settings of natural splendour and each fascinating in its own right.
	www.m-j-s.net /photo/islay (218 words)

	Isle of Islay March 2001 - Ken Belk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Islay is a magical island to visit in March, with its thousands of geese still in residence, whooper swans beginning to move back to their breeding grounds and with other wintering birds and spring migrants moving onto the island.
		We had gone to Islay hoping to see sea eagles, but unfortunately we had only distant views in spite of searching out all the usual sites.
		Otters are another attraction around Islay and were viewed on two mornings, before breakfast, at Port Charlotte.
	www.eymg.freeserve.co.uk /newsletter/Jan_2002/islay.htm (469 words)

	WELCOME TO ISLAY AND JURA
		The ferries (the MV Arran or MV Hebridean Isles) arrive at either Port Ellen in the south, or Port Askaig in the north opposite the island of Jura.
		The onward ferry journey to Islay takes from two, to two and a half hours depending on port of arrival and sea conditions and passes the island of Gigha with dramatic views of Jura and Islay always assuming that the weather is in your favour.
		Flying time to Islay is approximately thirty-five minutes leaving morning or afternoon from Glasgow Airport arriving at Islay Airport around four miles from Port Ellen and six miles from Bowmore.
	www.isle-of-islay.com (670 words)

	The Isle of Islay, a visit to the beautiful island off the west coast of Scotland
		Islay is the most southerly of the Hebridean islands off the west coast of Scotland.
		Visit the Isle of Islay on your computer every day: Decorate your PC with Isle of Islay pictures, downloads in 800x600 and 1024x768.
		Islay is certainly well known to anyone who likes a good single malt whisky.
	www.armin-grewe.com /islay/islay.htm (717 words)

	Isle of Islay Argyll Scotland Inn Restaurant Lodgings Accommodations
		The Museum of Islay Life and Islay Field Centre are situated in Port Charlotte, providing interesting information on the history and wildlife of Islay.
		Islay has many beautiful wide open spaces in it's natural and unspoiled landscape, with long sandy clean beaches and rugged rocky shores, all hosting teeming wildlife.
		Islay is especially suited to the walker and cyclist, as although quite a large island, it is easy to get round on a bike and easy to explore on foot with free access to the unspoilt countryside.
	www.lodgingsinternational.com /lodgings/529.htm (523 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Islay (Pevensey Island Guides): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Its beaches are pounded by the full power of the Atlantic surf, which has sculpted spectacular cliffs and formed empty miles of sandy strands, where Vikings once beached their longships.
		Islay is brim full of history, but with a full range of modern services and accommodation for visitors.
		The Isle of Islay is not without problems - such as precarious employment prospects (due to vagaries in the whisky industry, tourism, etc), but then this book is not seeking to be an in-depth report into social conditions.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/090711590X (669 words)

	Churches and Celtic Crosses on the Isle of Islay
		Churches and Celtic Crosses on the Isle of Islay
		Islay with it's long history has a lot to offer.
		The biblical scene on the front include the virgin and the child, and David and the lion while on the back are animals and carved bosses.
	www.armin-grewe.com /islay/islay-churches.htm (237 words)

	Cheap Isle of islay Hotel Accommodation and Cheap Hotel Isle of islay Scotland UK - Isle of islayhotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cheap hotel Isle Of Islay accommodation, Scotland, Isle Of Islayhotel UK Isle Of Islay Hotel Accommodation Scotland
		Up to 20% discount for Cheap Isle Of Islay hotel accommodation and reservations in Scotland made on-line.
		Islay Beef and Lamb are renowned for their flavour and tenderness, game is available from the island's estates and the waters around Islay provide lobster, crab, scallops and prawns.
	www.hotelsintown.co.uk /isleofislayprc.htm (194 words)

	Harbour Inn Hotel Isle of Islay - Restaurant Accommodation and Lodgings Scotland
		Islay is a bird watchers paradise be it the barnacle geese or the elusive corncrake to name bur two.
		Islay’s weather can be over powering, whether in the full blow of a winter storm or in the amazing shimmering light of Loch Indaal on a long hot clear summers day.
		As a base for touring Islay – described by the Lord of the Isles as “ The Jewel of the Hebrides “ – the hotel’s location is unique with many areas of natural beauty within a easy drive.
	www.harbour-inn.com (1815 words)

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