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	Kilkee, Co. Clare - 1 2 Travel - Ireland Travel Information Guide
		Situated on the West coast of Clare overlooking the Atlantic Ocean is the seaside resort of Kilkee.
		Known as the gateway to the Loophead Peninsula, Kilkee is one of the main tourist centres and caters for all members of the family.
		Kilkee boasts a beautiful golden sandy beach stretching over one and a half miles which, with its Blue Flag status, makes it the safest beach on the West Coast of Ireland.
	www.12travel.ie /ie/Shannon/Kilkee.html (338 words)

	scuba diving ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kilkee is probably the most popular dive site in Ireland at present.
		Kilkee has a Dive Centre and Marine Rescue Centre which is manned on a voluntary basis.
		Located in the mouth of Kilkee Bay, this is one of the finest dive sites in the area, a very large hunk of indented rock, the middle rock of a group shown on the charts as "Black Rocks".
	www.tempoweb.com /diveireland/kilkee.htm (2224 words)

	Kilkee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kilkee (Cill Chaoi in Irish) is a small coastal town in County Clare, Ireland.
		Kilkee has regularly been awarded the Blue Flag by the European Commission.
		The Kilkee Diving and Watersports Centre is fully-equipped and caters to both beginners and experts.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kilkee (269 words)

	Kilkee County Clare Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kilkee is a thriving seaside resort located in west Clare just 55 miles from Limerick, 45 miles from Shannon Airport and 12 miles from the Killimer Car Ferry.
		Kilkee is renowned for it's social scene and wide selection of restaurants and bars which provide regular musical and other forms of entertainment.
		Kilkee is also a mecca for divers and the town boasts a popular Diving Training centre which has proved a great attraction since it's inception some years ago.
	castlet.ie /kilkee (248 words)

	Kilkee - Irish Narrow Gauge
		Kilkee - in Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of 1842
		Kilkee, town, parish of Kilfearagh (q.v.), South West county Clare Ireland, 9 miles west of Kilrush.
		Kilkee is a beautiful and rising watering-place on the Atlantic, built on a semicircular strand, a mile in length, at the bend of Moore Bay, and sheltered by the Duggerna Rocks.
	www.trainweb.org /i3/places/q889597.htm (149 words)

	Limerick Leader - June 19th, 1999 - Sport - Swimming - Kilkee triathlon this Saturday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kilkee, which is one of the safest beaches in the country, is extremely well life-guarded and parents are most welcome to talk to these experts as to their children's safety.
		This Saturday will see an influx of swimmers for the Kilkee Triathlon or as it is known "The hell of the West", so its going to be a great social weekend for the competitors and their friends.
		John Garrett is another likely winner in Kilkee as he has trained very hard over the winter and this, coupled with his training in the bay, makes him one of the favourites to lift the Richard Harris trophy.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/19990619/sport06.html (361 words)

	Clare Places - Kilkee
		The Wreck of the 'Edmond' at Kilkee, 1850
		Kilkee is rich in natural amenities such as its horseshoe-shaped bay, Moore Bay, its cliff walks and splendid scenery and the West Clare hinterland steeped in lore and history.
		Kilkee was regarded as the safest and most popular bathing place on the West coast.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/coclare/places/kilkee_history.htm (924 words)

	Limerick Triathlon Club - Kilkee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kilkee is one of Ireland's premier tourist centres, is a romantic and festive holiday resort situated on the Atlantic coast of County Clare...
		Facing a semi-circular sweep of sand, one mile in length, which slopes very gently into the bay it is favoured by the warmth of the Gulf Stream and protected from the might of the Atlantic by a reef across the mouth of the bay.
		Kilkee has a reputation as the safest bathing place in Ireland, and the beach has been awarded the 'Blue Flag' by the European Community in recognition of its clear water.
	www.limericktriathlon.com /html/kilkee.htm (238 words)

	Limerick Leader - April 10th, 2004 - News - Sewerage proposal could pose a threat to Pollock Holes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		KILKEE'S famous Pollock Holes - beloved bathing spots of thousands of Limerick holiday makers - are under threat from a proposal to pump sewerage into the sea nearby, according to a local group.
		According to a group of concerned Kilkee residents, the proposal is to pump sewerage from other parts of the county including Kilrush, to discharge at Kilkee.
		Opposition to such a move is being led by a number of local groups including Kilkee boat and fishing club, Kilkee currach club, Kilkee sailing club and Kilkee diving club.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20040410/news05.html (475 words)

	Boating Accident at Kilkee, Co. Clare, Ireland.
		A 2nd Kilkee Dive Center boat, a 6.5 meter Tornado equipped with twin 75 h.p.
		When the ambulance arrived the medical personnel decided that Keith injuries were too severe and in too much pain to attempt transfer to hospital in Cork by road.
		This request was granted and Keith was transferred to the local football pitch by ambulance where he was transferred to the Rescue Helicopter and flown to Cork Hospital.
	www.lifesaving.com /spotlight/rescues/spotlight27.htm (1100 words)

	Atlantean Seaside Cottages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Atlantean Irish Cottages are located in the beautiful coastal town of Kilkee, Co. Clare, in the south west of Ireland.
		Kilkee’s 19th Century charm is immediately recognised from the moment one arrives.
		Kilkee lies on a stretch of coastline that boasts many fine beaches.
	indigo.ie /~atlanman/kilkee.html (451 words)

	Limerick Leader - April 20th, 2002 - News - Kilkee tragedy raises questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		THE founder of Kilkee Marine Rescue Service this Thursday called on the Department of the Marine to investigate the handling of an emergency call from Kilkee.
		Manuel Di Lucia is just one of hundreds of Kilkee people mourning the tragic death of local diver and rescue volunteer, Seamus Byrne, in the seaside resort on Sunday evening.
		As the former chairman of the Kilkee Marine Rescue Service, he is calling on the Department of the Marine to investigate how the emergency call was dealt with, and to explain the delay.
	www.limerickleader.ie /issues/20020420/news01.html (429 words)

	www.limerickpost.ie \| todays news
		Now the Kilkee Civic Trust is sending out a message to Limerick people to loan them some of those "snaps” or photographs of Kilkee houses, roads, the bay, boats, walks, buildings or any other aspect of the town, to enable the Trust produce a pictorial record of the popular seaside resort down through the decades.
		The Kilkee Civic Trust was established in 2001 to nourish the town’s built, spoken and environmental heritage.
		It is known that Kilkee has been the subject for camera enthusiasts and artists along with the many stories and verse which all combine to give Kilkee its unique charms,” says Ms Jacobs.
	www.limerickpost.ie /dailynews.elive?id=6124&category=Daily-Sat (310 words)

	Clare Hotels - The Irish Hotel Network - Kilkee Bay, Clare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kilkee Bay is in Kilkee in the county of Clare and commands beautiful views.
		Kilkee is also a very convenient location for visiting other world famous courses in the region.
		Kilkee Bay Hotel and Apartments are located on the West Coast of Ireland in the County of Clare.
	www.kilkee-bay.com (381 words)

	Lewis: Co. Clare
		The pier, which is of very solid constructions, is protected by a sea-wall of great strength and is very commodious both for commerical and agricultural uses; it affords great facility for landing passengers from the steam-vessels which regularly ply between this place and Limerick.
		During the barhing season at Kilkee these vessels ply daily, and at other times only on alternate days; public cars are always in attendance at the pier to convey passengers to Kilkee.
		The pier extends from the shore towards Hog island in the Shannon, and was erected partly at the expense of the Board of Customs and subsequently extended 168 feet by the late Board of Fisheries and Mr.
	www.trainweb.org /i3/lewis_cla.htm (10069 words)

	West Clare Currach Club, Doonlickey Road, Kilkee Co Clare, Ireland
		Surrounded by Blackberries, trees and swans it was a stark contrast to salty choppy waters and cliffs of West Clare.
		Kilkee Regatta was a great success as were others in Doonbeg, Kilbaha and Kilrush.
		Boats were blessed by Fr Johnny and Janie Harte sang Hail Queen of Heaven the Ocean star as boats left the slip led by Finbar Joe and Pat Harte on Cully Marrinan's boat which is the boat we built from and is nearly 50 yrs old.
	www.westclarecurrachs.com (1063 words)

	Kilkee hotel. Luxury hotels, boutique hotels in Kilkee, Ireland
		Kilkee is a picturesque Victorian resort village on Ireland's West Coast which has frequently been awarded the Blue Flag by the European Union in recognition of its beautifull clean beach.
		Kilkee stands in a pretty horsehoe bay midway between the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry.
		Kilkee's position makes it an excellent base for touring the West and South West coasts of Ireland.
	www.epoquehotels.com /kilkee.html (276 words)

	Hotels in Kilkee Ireland - Halpins Hotel
		The small townhouse hotel stands in the centre of the picturesque Victorian resort village of Kilkee and is run by its owner, Pat Halpin, aided by his charming staff.
		The Halpin family has owned and run the hotel for 15 years and are proud of the reputation for its friendly style and excellent standards.
		Kilkee stands in a pretty horseshoe bay midway between the awesome cliffs of Moher and the picturesque Ring of Kerry.
	www.onetravelsource.com /10215833.html (315 words)

	Limerick Leader - August 14th, 1999 - Sport - Kilkee Festival of Swimming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		IT was heaven on the blue flag beach of Kilkee as swimmers from all over the country made their way to the beautiful seaside resort for a feast of swimming thrills that kept the huge crowds on their toes on the most beautiful of sunny days last Saturday.
		Colin who won the Kilkee Festival Perpetual Trophy for second overall, went on the wide outside that could have made his swim a lot longer.
		Eamon had his best ever swim and he was a most popular winner as he has been the chief organiser of the Kilkee bay swims for many years and he will be badly missed as he is stepping down from the position this year, but he will always be there to help and advise.
	www.limerickleader.ie /issues/19990814/sport08.html (721 words)

	Kilkee Home Page
		In latter years it has blended the old and the new into a course that the members are very proud of.
		The views in Kilkee are breathtaking, with first and second tees looking out onto the Atlantic Ocean and the third Tee overlooking Chimney Bay with a spectacular clifftop view.
		You are assured of a very warm welcome in Kilkee which is a very popular seaside resort with many fine hotels, restaurants and lively bars in the area.
	www.kilkeegolfclub.ie (157 words)

	Big Blue Planet - Kilkee dive location holiday information for SCUBA divers who want to go diving
		Kilkee is located on the west coast of Ireland and contains some of the best diving the country has to offer.
		Diving in Kilkee is never a dull moment as there is nearly always somewhere to dive, whatever the weather.
		The town of Kilkee has plenty of post dive entertainment with loads of pubs and restaurants, the favourite with divers being the Greyhound (or skinny dog to the regulars).
	www.bigblueplanet.com /bbplocationdetail.jsp?LocationID=145 (1015 words)

	Limerick Leader - August 5th, 2000 - Sport - Kilkee Bay swim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Breda McNamara, of Limerick Masters, will be going for her sixth age group win in Kilkee while Mary Ryan, who recently won the award for best "female swimmer of the year", looks a very likely winner as she is going great in training.
		It must be remembered that the Kilkee bay swims are only suitable for swimmers who are used to outdoor conditions as there is no comparison between pool and sea swimming.
		The staff at the Kilkee diving centre and the Kilkee Marine Rescue Centre have appealed for safety for everyone using the beach as this year it has got more dangerous for swimmers and dippers.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20000805/sport06.html (220 words)

	County Clare Towns - Kilkee, Clare
		Kilkee, one of Ireland's premier tourist centres, is a romantic and festive holiday resort.
		Kilkee is situated on the Atlantic coast of County Clare facing a semi-circular sweep of sand, one mile in length, which slopes very gently into the bay.
		Favoured by the warmth of the Gulf Stream and protected from the might of the Atlantic by a reef across the mouth of the bay, Kilkee has a reputation as the safest bathing place in Ireland, and the beach has been awarded the 'Blue Flag' by the European Community in recognition of its clear water.
	www.county-clare.com /clare_kilkee.htm (477 words)

	Kilkee Hotels, Kilkee B&Bs and Kilkee Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Kilkee is a coastal village with a sandy beach [Moore Bay].
		Kilkee Waterworld is one of the main visitor attractions in Kilkee, about 8 miles north west of Kilrush [via the N67 road].
		Located in the village port of Kilkee, this large hotel overlooks the bay and has a children's play centre.
	www.milford.co.uk /ireland/kilkee.html (72 words)

	Visiting Kilkee
		Kilkee is one of Ireland's leading holiday centres.
		A charming seaside town on the western coast of County Clare, it retains its 19th Century Victorian ambiance, yet has all the modern facilities to make your holiday a memorable one.
		Kilkee overlooks the mile-long horseshoe bay, with a gently sloping safe and sandy beach that is protected from the Atlantic weather by the Duggerna Reef which stretches across the mouth of the bay.
	www.kilkee.ie /visiting.html (72 words)

	RTE News - Two Kilkee teenagers killed in road crash
		All three were travelling in a 1984 Opel Kadet car which Gardaí believe lost control on a bend and hit the sea wall on the outskirts of the village.
		It is understood the car was purchased in Galway yesterday for €150 by one of four teenagers - a 19-year-old girl and three boys.
		They drove the car to Kilkee and the young woman and a boy got out and three young people, the two girls and a brother of one of them, got in.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/1018/rta.html (243 words)

	Kilkee Town Council
		The representational role is performed directly by the 9 Elected Members of Kilkee Town Council, who are elected every 5 years.
		The operational role of Kilkee Town Council is performed by the Town Manager and Town Clerk.
		Kilkee Town Council is regulated by E.U. Directives, National legislation and policy, Local legislation such as Bye-Laws and adopted policies of the Town Council.
	www.kilkee.ie /ktc.html (333 words)

	Memorial
		At the same time the Kilkee rescue boat was standing by in salute.
		Tom Byrne Chairman of the Kilkee Trust welcomed the families of Peter Bird and Nenad Belic as well as those gathered for the dedication.
		In his remarks Tom Byrne said, that Kilkee was pleased to be the place that has the only memorial in the world to those oceanrowers lost at sea.
	www.oceanrowing.com /Memorial/Kilkee.htm (140 words)

	Vacation Rental. Holiday Villa in Kilkee, Clare, Ireland.
		Kilkee is among the top seaside resorts in Ireland with its magnificent crescent shaped blue flag beach.
		There are dramatic cliff walks at both the west and east end of Kilkee.
		Kilkee has a wide variety of pubs with entertainment and many excellent seaside restaurants specialising in Atlantic seafood.
	ireland.villa-vacation.com /rental_ireland_kilkee_1.htm (184 words)

	Cheap Hotels in Kilkee book Kilkee Hotels
		The little townhouse hotel stands in the center of the quaint Victorian resort village of Kilkee and is run near its owner, Pat Halpin, aided near his delightful staff.
		The Halpin family has owned and run the hotel for 15 years and are proud of the reputation for its welcoming style and fantastic standards.
		Kilkee stands in a pretty horseshoe bay midway between the awesome cliffs of Moher and the quaint Ring of Kerry.
	www.kasbah.com /resort_hotels/kilkee_ireland.htm (519 words)

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