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		Maybe all of this rain will wash it clear.
		Blog posts tagged leenaun per day for the past 30 days.
	technorati.com /tag/leenaun (126 words)

	North Atlantic Skyline: Raindrops keep falling on my head
		One of the questions at the Galway Camera Club table quiz was "If two rainbows appear together, are the colours of the second one in reverse order; True or False?" Our table got that question wrong, and I got drenched learning the answer the hard way yesterday morning.
		Taken on the road to Leenaun early yesterday morning.
		leenaun, galway,rainbow, winter, ireland, irishblogs, photoblogs, photography, galwayblogs, galway, monasette, Canon, 350D, december, 2006
	www.monasette.com /archive/000995.html (366 words)

	Galway Advertiser \| galwayadvertiser.ie \| galwayadvertiser.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Leenaun is perched over Killary Harbour on the very western edge of Connemara, close to the Mayo border.
		While the smaller number in families is a factor in the drop in numbers in Lawrencetown and in Leenaun, it is only part of the story, particularily in west Connemara; a lack of jobs locally and bad roads and infrastucture have crippled the area.
		Lawrencetown, Moycullen and Leenaun are only three school areas across the county, but they probably tell their own lessons.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /dws/story.tpl?inc=2005/09/01/news/21564.html (1077 words)

	Leenaun - Wikipedia
		Leenaun o Leenane (gaelico irlandese: An Lionán) è un piccolo e caratteristico villaggio della Contea di Galway, nella Repubblica d'Irlanda.
		Altissima la presenza di mitili, coltivati anche in gran quantità dagli abitanti di Leenaun e delle zone limitrofe.
		A Leenaun si incontrano tre strade che portano a tre località principali dell'isola, ovvero Westport, Clifden e Maum.
	it.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leenaun (262 words)

	Western Way \| Walking tour in Ireland \| hiking in Ireland \| Joyce's Ireland Hiking Vacations \| Walking Holidays \| ...
		The glacier cut a trench in the underlying rocks that was subsequently filled by the Atlantic Ocean.
		Leenaun is a nice little village nestling on the shore of Killary Harbour and flanked by mountains.
		Leenane was once a great wool and weaving centre and the local museum focuses on this woollen industry.
	www.infohub.com /vacation_packages/396.html (490 words)

	Teagasc - Physical Impact of Livestock on the Hill Environment*
		Information from the hill flock performance and the vegetation and soil assessment on the Teagasc Hill Sheep Farm, Leenaun, combined with that from the present project enabled a number of guidelines to be suggested for hill management.
		Plot studies on the Teagasc Hill Sheep Farm, Leenaun, indicate that semi-natural vegetation is especially sensitive to intensive winter grazing (Walsh et al., 2000).
		Hill grazing, which is stocked at 0.9 ewes/ha, on the Teagasc Hill Sheep Farm, Leenaun, supplies 50% of maintenance requirements of the flock (Hanrahan and O’Malley, 1999).
	www.teagasc.ie /research/reports/sheep/4359/eopr4359.htm (7059 words)

	Miklat - Ireland Bike Tour - Itinerary - Day 2 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After breakfast we will be transferring the entire group to a small village called Leenaun.
		You will be supplied with a Kosher packed lunch so no need to worry about food during the day.
		The route is a loop route that will take us from Leenaun along the Eastern shore of Killary harbour.
	www.pedalformiklat.org /itinerary2.htm (230 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Wed, Jun 14, 2006 - Between Croagh Patrick and the loughs
		Spectacular mountains and lakes, a landscape little touched by human hands (the R335 itself is almost the only sign of human intervention) and a series of ever-more spectacular vistas.
		On your left, Ireland's holy mountain, Croagh Patrick, rises some 762 metres, while ahead the landscape is flush with yellow gorse and in the distance rise the Sheeffrey Hills (climbing to an identical 762 metres) and the Mweelrea Mountains which have as their highest point Mweelrea at 814 metres.
		Killary Harbour, of course, is not a harbour at all but rather a long, narrow inlet that forms Ireland's only real fiord as it winds in from the Atlantic forming a natural border between Mayo and Galway on its way to meet the outflow of the River Erriff.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/motors/2006/0614/1146660088296.html (574 words)

	Archaeo Forums > Killary Harbour "The Smooth Road"
		Killary Harbour is a sea inlet which forms a small part of the border between Mayo and Galway.
		It is a pleasant drive from Westport to the inlet, passing Croagh Patrick and through the beautiful Lough Doo Pass before reaching Leenaun.
		This picturesque Galway village is nestled at head of the harbour sea inlet which forms a small part of the border between Mayo and Galway.
	www.stonepages.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php?t200.html (978 words)

	Western Way Independent Walk - Itinerary - ireland walking tour
		The glacier cut a trench in the underlying rocks that was subsequently filled by the Atlantic Ocean.
		Leenaun is a nice little village nestling on the shore of Killary Harbour and flanked by mountains.
		Right after leaving Leenaun you will cross the county border, leaving County Galway and entering County Mayo.
	www.walkinghikingireland.com /tours/westernway_ind_itinerary.htm (449 words)

	Ottawa Outing Club and Travel-adventure tours
		We move along sea shores where you hear the surf pounding against the steep walls of the 700 ft. high cliffs of Mohar.
		You cycle on through Galway City, Leenaun and Westport.
		There are 2 days spent on Achill Island wherein lies the interesting "deserted city" dated 4000 years old.
	www.outingclub.com /outlandir.html (274 words)

	Workshop Thumbnail View \| TrekEarth
		Today, I propose to you this sight of the area of Connemara (Eire).
		You are at the bottom of a piece of sea, or "fjord", called Killary Harbour, very close to the village of Leenane (leenaun, in gaelic).
		At the bottom of the photograph, you will see the "Devil' S Mother", top principal of this area.
	www.trekearth.com /workshops/208425 (88 words)

	West Ireland Cycle Tours - Custom Tours Weekenders - Galway Cycling - West Coast Ireland
		Heading westwards, you will cycle to Leenaun via Cornamona, along the banks of Lough Corrib, through Maam and down into the sleepy village of Leenane which sits at the head of Killary Harbour.
		There are several short cycles from Leenaun, including one to Rosroe Quay and one to Aasleagh Waterfall.
		Between Leenaun and Letterfrack is the picture-postcard Kylemore Abbey which sits on the edge of a beautiful lake.
	www.westirelandcycling.com /ConnemaraMayoSouth&TheBurren.html (1629 words)

	Erinnerungen an Irland Bilderschau (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Von dem kleinen Ort Leenaun aus haben wir einen wunderbaren Blick über die Bucht, in der auch die wohlschmeckenden Connemara Lachse gezüchtet werden.
		Killary Harbour - a 16 kilometre long arm of the sea - reminds of a fjord in its shape.
		From the little town of Leenaun we have a wonderful view over the bay, in which also the tasty Connemara salmons are bred.
	www.maelmill-insi.de /Irland/show211.htm (81 words)

	Waterfall Lodge Bed & Breakfast, B&B Holiday Lodgings / Accommodation, Oughterard, Connemara, Co. Galway, Ireland. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From Maam it finds a low level way through the great quartzite ranges of the Maum Turks and Twelve Bens, before descending to the deep, narrow valley of Killary Harbour and junction with the Western Way (Mayo) near Leenaun.
		The Route: Oughterard, Maam, Maameen, Inagh, Toorenacoona, Leenaun.
		The Gaeltacht consists of a number of regions in Ireland where Irish is the predominant language.
	www.waterfalllodge.net /activities.html (765 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Leenaun (Irish An LÃonÃ¡n - the filling pool), sometimes Leenane, is a village in County Galway, Ireland.
		It is situated beside Killary Harbour (Ireland's only fjord) on the northern edge of Connemara and is on the route of the Western Way Long-distance trail.
		Leenaun was the setting for the movie, The Field, and of the play The Beauty Queen of Leenane.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Leenaun (87 words)

	Map Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A more scenic route would be to turn right at Recess and drive up through the Lough Inagh valley and Kylemore, turning right this time at Letterfrack.
		From Westport - N59 south through Leenaun to Letterfrack, then turn right and through Tully Cross to Tully.
		There is a scenic coastal route that begins about 6 kms after Leenaun, which will bring you to Tully Cross, where you bear right at the junction for Tully.
	homepage.eircom.net /~castlehouse/map.htm (101 words)

	Self-Guided / Independent Holiday - private tour in Ireland. Joyce Byrne private guide in Ireland is waiting for you.
		The trail takes you along the wild and untamed western shores of Lough Corrib, which is the second largest Lake in Ireland, 44 kilometres (27.5 miles).
		Following a pilgrim route over a mountain pass into the magnificent Inagh Valley, which ends in the village of Leenaun at the head of Killary fjord.
		The final days of the trail are spent in the County of Mayo where you will have a chance to climb the famous holy mountain of Croagh Patrick.
	www.private-guides.com /guide-in-ireland/joyce-byrne-546/self-guided-independent-holiday (1073 words)

	Directions
		Turn right in Clifden to continue on the N59 towards Leenaun and take a left turn for Cleggan.
		From Castlebar take the N5 to Westport and then the N59 to Leenaun.
		Michael Nee's private bus company (+353 95 51082) runs an inexpensive daily service from Galway and Clifden to Cleggan during the Summer months.
	www.inishbofin-hostel.ie /directions.htm (157 words)

	Killary Group Ireland's leading provider of adventures, tours, outstanding accommodation in Connemara Ireland
		If you are driving from Galway follow the signs for the N59 "Clifden" and after passing through the villages of Moycullen and Oughterard you will arrive at Maam Cross (easily distinguished by the Peacock's hotel complex on your right).
		At this crossroad turn right following the signs for "Leenaun".
		This brings you to Maam and at this T-junction at Keane's Pub, turn left.
	www.killary.com /location.htm (194 words)

	Connemara Writing - connemara.net
		The eastern end is framed by Magairli an Diabhail, the Devil’s Testicles, which were renamed the Devil’s Mother on 19th century maps to save the blushes of Victorian map-makers.
		Between Magairli on Diabhail and the great horse-shoe of Leenaun Hill is the beautifully sited village of Leenaun.
		Dolphins are often seen in the fjord, following the migrating salmon in spring and early summer, as is the elusive otter.
	www.connemara.com /words/article.php?id=086 (1023 words)

	MountainViews: Leenaun Hill in area Maamturks
		Leenaun Hill is the 246th highest summit in Ireland.
		Leenaun Hill is the second most northerly summit in the Maamturks area.
		We walked the horseshoe and descended down the river into the centre of Leenaun.
	mountainviews.ie /mv/index.php?mtnindex=246 (764 words)

	Dispatches
		We quickly found our bearings with regards to the best places to find picnic supplies (which to our delight included a couple beer since its public consumption is permitted) and greatly enjoyed a day of general inactivity.
		Finally, now that we have travelled on to the countryside north of Galway city (we’re about 5 miles west of the town of Leenaun), we have received some of the characteristic rainy Irish weather for our last weekend in Ireland.
		We are staying at a little hostel surrounded by ‘mountains’ and located on Ireland’s only fyord.Â The landscape is quite pretty and bears a slight semblance to what we are used to in Canada.
	www.zerofuture.com (690 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Wed, Mar 09, 2005 - Briskly does it through a western paradise (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The drive from Clifden to Leenaun along the N59 has been through an all-enveloping mist hiding the mountains and nullifying the dramatic impact of our first glimpse of Killary Harbour.
		I'm tempted to say that this sequence of corners by itself makes the drive along the R336/R345 worthwhile for any keen motorist but that would be unfair.
		From Leenaun to Clonbur the road is well worth seeking out.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/motoring/2005/0309/1680991675MOT09GREATROADS.html (895 words)

	Western Way - Wiki Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Starting from Oughterard, the trail follows the western edge of Lough Corrib before breaking away across the Maumturks chain at the pass of Maumeen.
		It decends to the Inagh Valley along the base of the "Turks", following them around to Leenaun at the head of Killary Harbour fjord.
		From Leenaun, the Mayo section of the trail climbs over Sheefry Bridge, then down into Westport, then on through Newport, Sheskin, Ballycastle, Killala, Ballina, ending at Lough Talt in the Ox Mountains near the Sligo border.
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Western_Way (180 words)

	Unknown River Galway - IrishWhiteWater.com - Ireland's online River Guide
		This river is situated just behind the hotel in Leenaun.
		The take out is located in the Leenaun Hotel car park or any other suitable parking that you can find.
		The main area of interest on this river is contained within a very short section of the gorge.
	www.irishwhitewater.com /river_guide/river.php?id=284 (689 words)

	Rockfield House Bed & Breakfast and Self Catering Holiday Home, B&B Holiday Lodgings / Farmhouse Accommodation, ...
		From Maam it finds a low level way through the great quartzite ranges of the Maum Turks and Twelve Bens, before descending to the deep, narrow valley of Killary Harbour and junction with the Western Way (Mayo) near Leenaun.
		The Route: Oughterard, Maam, Maameen, Inagh, Toorenacoona, Leenaun.
		Killary Cruises provide a sight-seeing cruise on the Killary, Ireland's only Fjord, which includes a visit to working salmon and mussels farms to see the atlantic salmon leap in the cages.
	www.connemara-galway.net /activities.html (543 words)

	Guided walking holiday along the West of Ireland - HF Holidays (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Leaving Leenaun we follow the southern shores of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord.
		We follow the Western Way through forestry, which can be boggy in places, and eventually walk along a quiet country road in the Inagh Valley.
		Since Leenaun the walk has skirted the northern end of the Maumturk mountains, the most notable summit of which is Letterbreckaun.
	www.hfholidays.co.uk /guidedtrails/westireland/index.asp (922 words)

	Aronsha Photography -- photo detail
		A serpentine rock wall of river stones near Leenaun.
		The field to the left was featured in the 1991 film titled "The Field." (County Mayo, Ireland)
		Any use of our images must be approved prior to use by Ron and Sharon McConathy.
	www.aronsha.com /PhotoDetail.cfm?image=GHG00729-Leenaun-rock-wall-adj.jpg&cat=scenic (51 words)

	The Road to Leenaun, Connemara - Peter Cox, Irish Landscape Photographer
		Made on the road between Maam Cross and Leenaun, this image is a very Connemara landscape.
		Intermittent showers were moving through and the sky was clearing to the west, making for a very dramatic scene.
		All images on this site are the copyright of Peter Cox and may not be re-used without his express written permission.
	www.petercox.ie /gallery/112 (124 words)

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