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	Visit Kilkeel - Seafood Capital of the Mournes
		Kilkeel is the principle town in the Kingdom of Mourne.
		Near Kilkeel are two interesting earthen forts or 'duns', at Dunavan and Dunavil and to the east of the town is a fine cromleac that is known locally as the Crawtree Stone.
		Kilkeel is the anglicised version of the Gaelic “Cill Choal” which translated is thought to mean “The Church of the Narrow Way” and its location on an elevated site would confirm this.
	www.visitkilkeel.com /aboutkilkeel (2499 words)

	Kilkeel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kilkeel is located on the south east most point of County Down, east of the city of Newry and south of the capital Belfast.
		Kilkeel is the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Mourne and even today the surrounding area is referred to as the Kingdom of Mourne.
		Kilkeel is classified as a Small Town by the NI Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) (ie with population between 4,500 and 10,000 people).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kilkeel (637 words)

	Kilkeel - Ulster Hockey Association
		Kilkeel High School Old Boys' Hockey Club, today commonly abbreviated to Kilkeel Hockey Club, is one of the younger Clubs within the Ulster Branch.
		Kilkeel has produced players of exceptional ability, namely Irish Internationals Kenny and Ivan Morris, plus Club stalwarts Clive Russell, Trevor Russell, William Quinn and Ashley Stevenson - undoubtedly all players who could easily have played at a much higher level, only for their loyalty to their local Club.
		Kilkeel's development plans should ensure that players of exceptional talent do not feel that they must leave to develop their personal skills, but rather strive for Senior I hockey through their local Club.
	www.ulsterhockey.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=38&Itemid=75&limit=1&limitstart=1 (851 words)

	Kilkeel Development Association
		Kilkeel Development Association is a cross community based organisation which was established in 1991 with the main aim of addressing the economic and physical decline of Kilkeel.
		Provide assistance in the areas of employment, tourism and environmental regeneration by means of community environmental schemes and the provision of support of facilities neccessary or convenient for the promotion of the objects of the company.
		KDA is currently working on the implementation of a Phase lll Regeneration Plan for Kilkeel embracing a total of seventeen new projects requiring further investment of £4 million over the next three years.
	www.kilkeel.org (203 words)

	About Kilkeel
		Kilkeel is located on the South East coast of Co. Down in Northern Ireland.
		It takes its name from the old 13th church ruins in the centre of the town, cill-caol (Gaelic) meaning the church of the narrows.It is beleived that this old church was financed by a Spanish noble family after their son had been drowned and washed ashore and given a christian burial by the locals.
		Kilkeel is the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Mourne and even today the surrounding area is refered to as the Kingdom of Mourne.
	www.kilkeel7.freeserve.co.uk /about.htm (365 words)

	Kilkeel County Down, Northern Ireland information
		Kilkeel is located on the South East coast of Co. Down approximately 20 miles north of Newry City.
		Kilkeel is known as part of the Kingdom of Mourne having been the capital of that ancient Kingdom.
		Kilkeel's population is just over 6000, and the Kingdom of Mourne population is around 10,000.
	www.rjg1.com (401 words)

	Hoganstand - Down GAA Football & Hurling
		The Kilkeel side got into their stride right from the start, showing a lot of fluidity, especially in their half forward line where James Cunningham and Down minor Martin Clarke took the game to their Monaghan opponents with the latter creating some well taken scores.
		Kilkeel looked the more experienced side even though they were making their debut in the competition.
		Kilkeel got off to a great start in the second match and were two points in front after one minute as Joe Ireland and Martin Clarke pointed.
	www.hoganstand.com /Down/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=44789 (1427 words)

	Newry Democrat Kilkeel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		THE newly formed Youth Forum in Kilkeel is made up of young people representing the three secondary schools in the Kilkeel area as well as representatives from each of the major youth organisations in the town.
		KILKEEL was transported back in time on Wednesday, July 23, when Kilkeel Community Association held its third Old Time Fair in the library carpark.
		Kilkeel library is calling for anyone with an old mobile phone to drop it in to the staff at the library.
	www.newrydemocrat.com /community/localarea.asp?j=Kilkeel (3376 words)

	Kilkeel -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Irish Cill Chaoil fishing port and seaside resort, at the mouth of the River Kilkeel, Newry and Mourne district (established 1973), formerly in County Down, Northern Ireland.
		It lies at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, and the quarrying and dressing of Mourne granite is a local industry.
		The River Kilkeel rises to the north in the Silent...
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9045430 (409 words)

	Your Place And Mine - Down - Kilkeel Boat Builder
		Perhaps surprisingly, boats made in the Kilkeel boatyard were delivered to owners and destinations all over Ireland and many have since found their way much further afield.
		Many of the passengers were on their way to find work on the mainland, unknown to their parents and relatives, who never realised that they'd been lost in the disaster until much later, perhaps years.
		Apparently a large number of boats were out fishing and a German sub surfaced and ordered all fishermen out of their boats and into one, which was my dads Uncles' boat and then proceeded to sink all the others.
	www.bbc.co.uk /northernireland/yourplaceandmine/down/A721757.shtml (2076 words)

	The county down herring industry
		Situated at the southern extremity of the county on the coastal plain between the Mourne Mountains and the Irish Sea, the town’s commercial life, until the 1860’s were based on the scenery and agriculture of its hinterland.
		By the middle of the 1880s government acknowledged that Kilkeel had developed into one of the most important centres for the herring fishery on the east coast and that the existing harbour did not meet the requirements of the district.
		Kilkeel and Annalong, mentioned previously, developed as fishing ports and fishery harbours and were bases for many of the Down travelling fleet.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/marion/herring.html (1729 words)

	Kilkeel Cottages: Self Catering Holiday Homes Kilkeel County Down Ireland
		It is situated in the 'clachan' of Hanna's Close, a family settlement built in the mid 1600's at the foot of the Mourne Mountains and a short distance from the fishing port of Kilkeel.
		Traditional cottage situated in the 'clachan' of Hanna's Close, at the foot of the Mourne Mountains and a short distance from the fishing port of Kilkeel.
		Well equipped cottage, complete with traditional open fire, carefully restored to keep a strong sense of the 350 years of history in which it is steeped.
	www.irishcottagesdown.com /Towns/kilkeel.htm (644 words)

	The North
		Most vessels have taken this opportunity to paint up or overhaul their engines but even after doing this there is still some time to fill in before the grounds are open again.
		Kilkeel trawler "Allison Mary" was sold from Kilkeel making the short trip down the coast to Ardglass where she was purchased by Basil Wills.
		Kilkeel Lifeboat was called out recently to go to the assistance of two jet skiers who got into trouble while jetskiing close to Dunnaval beach.
	www.marinetimes.ie /Assets/_archive_2004/0404_north.html (697 words)

	OfficialWire: 'Crooked Knight' fights for 'Wicked Earl'
		In any event, on Wednesday, Kilkeel councillors argued with The Crooked Knight in Newry Town Hall attempting to stop him from taking a statue of The Wicked Earl from the 'Mournes' to his own English estate.
		The statue is located at the home of The Crooked Knight's cousin in Kilkeel, Marion Russell, who opposed the appeal in person yesterday.
		Ms Horsman had applied for planning permission to remove the statue from the Kilkeel home she previously shared with her sister, but planners refused, arguing it was a part of the listed building.
	www.officialwire.com /main.php?action=recent&rid=1900 (469 words)

	Ulster Grenadiers @ Rising Sons of the Valley Kilkeel.
		Tonight seen the band travel to their 3rd parade of the season to Kilkeel for the annual parade and contest of the Rising Sons of the Valley FB.
		As we boarded our bus we were discussing the idea of trying to parade at Newtownabbey Fusiliers parade on-route to Kilkeel but this proved impossible and just as well we went straight to Kilkeel as we were the last band to parade so we may not have got parading at all.
		We paraded with 4 Colour Party, 7 Drummers, 2 Bass drummers and 14 Flutes the numbers could have been more had the uniforms been ready for the new members who had to follow the band tonight, but hopefully they shall be out with us soon.
	www.ulstergrenadiers.com /rsv.html (186 words)

	St Louis v v St Malachy's Belfast - Kilkeel claim semi final sport - Oct 2003
		Louis Grammar School, Kilkeel, eased their way into the semi-final of the BT Ulster 'B' Colleges Herald Cup (the 'B' Colleges equivalent of the Ranafast Cup) with a convincing victory over the challenge of St. Malachy's College, Belfast.
		However easy the victory may appear on the scoreboard, the Kilkeel school had to fight hard for all their possession and scores.
		The Kilkeel breakthrough came after twenty minutes as the relentless attacking of Martin Clarke paid off as he slotted in a fine goal and followed it up with two points, one of which came from a free.
	www.downgaa.net /downgaa/football/school/2003/stlouis_heraldcup_qf_stmalachys.htm (885 words)

	magoo.com: Where the Mountains of Mourne Sweep Down to the Sea—Ballymageogh and Slievemageogh in County Down by ...
		Ballymageogh (often spelled Ballymageough) is a townland in the civil parish of Kilkeel, barony of Mourne, county Down, Ireland.
		The center of the townland of Ballymageogh is four kilometers north and three kilometers east of the center of the town of Kilkeel, which is on the Irish Sea, five kilometers northeast of Cranfield Point on the north edge of the entrance to Carlingford Lough.
		Kilkeel, which is coincident with the barony of Mourne, is of no mean extent, and together with the parishes of Kilcoo and Kilmegan, to which it is at present united, contains 90,000 acres.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/mourne.html (6713 words)

	Kilkeel Transmitter Mast - Northen Ireland
		The Kilkeel transmitter mast is Crown Castle owned and is situated on the summit of Aughrim Hill near Kilkeel.
		Kilkeel has no direct line of sight with Divis (the main parent transmitter) due to the mountains.
		The RX feed for this is recieved from a site at Killowen Mountain, NGR J207174, which is a purpose built active reflector (output channels, the same as the input channels) to give a reliable feed to Kilkeel.
	www.arar93.dsl.pipex.com /mds975/masts/kilkeel.html (280 words)

	RTE News - Wreckage of missing Kilkeel trawler located
		Police divers in the North have located the wreckage off the County Down coast of the Kilkeel trawler, the Tullaghmurray Lass.
		Police divers were sent to investigate the area seven miles from the Kilkeel coast at first light.
		Just as they pulled out of the operation, bits of wreckage were recovered, believed to have come from the wheelhouse of the Kilkeel trawler.
	www.rte.ie /news/2002/0322/coastguard.html (233 words)

	Kilkeel Hen Night & Hen Weekend Accommodation \| UK Party Nights (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kilkeel : Not necessarily the first place everyone thinks of when it comes to stag or hen party nights or weekends, however Kilkeel and County Down both offer their fair share of pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants, nightclubs and activities suitable for hen and stag party fun .
		The Kilkeel accommodation we offer, difficult to place, stag and hen groups, ranges from Luxury 5 star Hotels down to basic guesthouses, all of them clean tidy and presentable and willing to accommodate your group.
		Not all the activities listed are available in Kilkeel and not all the activities available in the Kilkeel area are listed.
	www.ukpartynights.com /stag_hen_nights/destination/693.htm (1194 words)

	Newry Democrat - 2001/11/13: Kilkeel - Halloween Party
		Christmas party: The Kilkeel Community Association will be holding its Christmas Dinner on Saturday, December 15.
		Kilkeel Community Association: The association’s working party met last Wednesday to look at finalising the business plan and to prepare for the funding application for the Civic Centre.
		Retirement: The well-loved face of Kilkeel Nursery School’s caretaker, Roberta McBride, will be greatly missed by both staff and children.
	archives.tcm.ie /newrydemocrat/2001/11/13/story298.asp (253 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: Kilkeel visit for charity walker (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He visited Kilkeel’s RNLI station, where he was welcomed by Kilkeel RNLI personnel, head launcher Morris Mc Bride, deputy-launching authority Ronnie Mc Bride and crewmember Gary Young.
		Riding Club: The Kilkeel and District Riding Club held a two-phase event on June 19 for club members, their family and friends.
		Battles were re-inacted, a farm day was held and generally the festival was a great celebration of the relations between the people of Mourne and their Anglo-Scottish ancestors.
	www.newrydemocrat.com /community/story.asp?j=3540 (346 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Northern Ireland \| Gaelic Games \| Omagh CBS claim MacRory triumph
		Things went from bad to worse for Kilkeel as Clarke missed another straightforward free which would have cut Omagh's lead to a goal and once again, the Tyrone drove salt into St Louis' wounds by striking another point.
		In the closing minutes with Kilkeel throwing caution to the wind, there were goal chances at both ends.
		Christopher Morgan had a half-chance for Kilkeel but the superb Hugh Gallagher, who was now operating in defence for Omagh, got in a brilliant block.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/4384369.stm (513 words)

	Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland Grand Orange Lodge
		A huge security presence is required to police the parade through the town (It is estimated that as many personnel are required to put this parade through Kilkeel as are required to prevent Portadown Orangemen walking home from Church along the Garvaghy Road).
		Despite all the provocation the Protestants of Kilkeel have not reacted.
		A recently established residents group in Kilkeel "Mourne Residents For Justice" spell it out very clearly when they say "The roads of Kilkeel like those in the rest of Ulster do not belong to anyone.
	www.grandorange.org.uk /parades/study_toleration.html (388 words)

	Breaking the Ice in Kilkeel 2003
		Kristjansson's reputation long before the Kilkeel workshop and indeed in the run up to the event telephone calls were even received by fishermen's representatives from known individuals attempting to pour scorn upon Mr.
		Unfortunately, all of the Ministers proved to be too busy to make it to Kilkeel and while a number of officials and fisheries scientists from Belfast and Dublin made it, one representative from DEFRA was England and Scotland's official contribution to the workshop.
		He ended his presentation with a short video clip of his trip on board the Kilkeel based semi-pelagic trawler "Sparkling Sea", highlighting the large meshes in the mouth of the net and the catch of "old" fish.
	www.mmedia.is /~jonkr/english/killk.html (4311 words)

	Kilkeel Coast Landscape
		The lowland is dissected by numerous rocky burns and by the larger Kilkeel River, White Water and Cassy Water.
		Parts of the Kilkeel Coast are relatively degraded by ribbon development and by sand and gravel extraction.
		The attractive wetland and mudflat landscapes, the open coastal fringe, and the river mouths of rivers are the most sensitive coastal landscapes.
	www.ehsni.gov.uk /landscape/country_landscape/73/73-land.htm (643 words)

	Newry and Mourne Whats New
		On Friday 16th November, the Minister for Social Development was welcomed to Kilkeel by the Mayor of Newry and Mourne District Council, Councillor Michael Cole.
		The visit to Kilkeel by the Minister was the result of a request for a Public Realm scheme which has been brought forward through a notice of motion by the Mayor.
		Kilkeel has been fortunate in recent times to have received funding for small schemes from the South Down Fisheries Taskforce that have visually enhanced key areas such as the Mourne Esplanade, bringing great social and environmental improvements to the area.
	www.newryandmourne.gov.uk /whats_new.asp?id=821 (303 words)

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