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	Mountshannon National School - Location
		Iniscealtra National School is situated 1 km west of Mountshannon village on the shores of Lough Derg in North East Clare.
		The townland in which the school stands is called Cappaduff and close by is St. Caimins Catholic Church.
		The most notable of these was in 1981 when Mountshannon was overall winner in the Bord Failte Tidy Town competition.
	homepage.eircom.net /~iniscealtra/location.html (140 words)

	Mountshannon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The village is on the western shore of Lough Derg, north of Killaloe.
		Mountshannon is a very well kept and pretty village, its the jumping off point for a visit to the nearby Inish Cealtra, (Holy Island) now inhabited (except for the cattle), it was once a monastic settlement, which is well worth a visit.
		Mountshannon Harbour, is a sheltered south facing harbour, very popular in the summer months with cruisers, who pull up for the night and head into the village for a couple of pints and some traditional music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mountshannon (380 words)

	Location Explorer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon is a wonderfully picturesque village of warm and friendly people, a pleasant sight with its tree lined avenue and fine examples of stone masonry, timeless reminders of days gone by.
		Nestling at the foot of the Sieve Aughty Mountains and overlooking Lough Derg with its scattering of mystical islands it is steeped in History and Legend.
		Mountshannon and its surrounding area are also ideal for cycling, walking, pony trekking, golfing or enjoying the less demanding pitch and putt.
	www.cruise.com /LE5/Default/LocationID_12492/index.html (248 words)

	Ireland Mid-West Online - County Clare - Mountshannon
		Mountshannon is also a shooting and fishing centre.
		The history of Mountshannon is set down in 'Mountshannon', by Gerard Madden, director of East Clare Heritage.
		Their untimely deaths and subsequent litigation greatly undermined the linen industry which was the primary occupation of the majority of the inhabitants of Mountshannon.
	www.irelandmidwest.com /clare/towns/Mountshannon.htm (571 words)

	Walks - Ireland - Inland Waterways - Mountshannon - Lough Derg - IWAI
		A report by John Stevens, an English Catholic infantry officer in the Army of King James, stated that in the summer of 1690 whilst on the way to the relief of the first siege of Athlone "at Scariff begins one of the most deserted, wild, barbarous mountains that I ever beheld.
		As you walk west from Mountshannon (on the Scariff road) to the right is a small stone building with a millstone leaning against it.
		Continue on under the old oak trees back towards Mountshannon taking care to be aware of traffic on the main road.
	walks.iwai.ie /derg/mountshannon.shtml (2455 words)

	Irish angling or fishing holidays in self catering family accommodation, Lough Derg, Shannon, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon was designed as a model village and completed in 1742.
		Mountshannon has been highly commended representing Ireland at European level in the Entente Floriale competition.
		Mountshannon Arts Festival on June Bank Holiday weekend is an event not to be missed.
	www.loughdergholidayhouses.com /clare_things_to_do.html (386 words)

	Welcome to Shannon Region-Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon became a popular sailing centre following the reconstruction of the harbour.
		The island lies nearly half a mile from the mainland and 2km from Mountshannon.
		Prior to 1849 it formed part of Clare, but in that year it was transferred to Co. Galway, until in 1899, soon after the passing of the Local Government Act, it was restored to Clare.
	www.shannonregiontourism.ie /content.asp?id=65 (288 words)

	Clare Places - Mountshannon: Places of Interest
		MOUNTSHANNON PIERS, one close to the village and the other at Knockafort near Holy Island, allowed vessels of up to twenty tons burden to load or unload.
		The pier at Mountshannon dated from the end of the eighteenth century but was not shown in an 1838 map which depicted Knockafort Quay.
		In 1956 Joyce, Lady Talbot de Malahide, then proprietor, transferred Mountshannon House to An Oige for use as a Youth Hostel.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/coclare/places/mountshannon_interest.htm (736 words)

	County Clare Towns - Malby, Clare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon is a favourable haunt of anglers for the mayfly season on Lough Derg.
		A chain of islands lies along this part of the shore, and there is a large area of shallow water suitable for trout (the record Irish brown trout, 30 1/2 lb, was caught here).
		Mountshannon is well placed for exploring the lake's western shores, with plenty of scope for walks and bicycle rides.
	www.county-clare.com /clare_malby.htm (288 words)

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		Today the area is popular as a base for tourists cruising on The Shannon and as a consequence, boat building has grown to become an important local industry.
		Mountshannon (Baile Ui Bheoliin) A few miles to the south of Whitegate on the shore of Lough Derg lies Mountshannon with its fine harbour and modem marina.
		The island itself is easily reached from Mountshannon and has a Pagan and early Christian history which can be traced back to the 6th Century when St. Colum Mac Cremthainn established a monastry here.
	www.iol.ie /~black/eastclareway/7whitegatesca.htm (269 words)

	ARTS and EDUCATION PROGRAMME
		This project brings Tuamgraney National School children together with older members of the community at Raheen Hospital Daycare Centre, and runs in early May. Artwork and lanterns made will be shown in St.Caimin's Church and will be used for the 'Firework/Sound and Light Performance' at the Harbour, Sunday 4 June.
		Irish Chamber Orchestra facilitator Diane Daly will work with children from schools in Mountshannon, Tuamgraney and Ogonnelloe in a series of music workshops as part of the festival's Education Programme.
		The new pieces will share the theme of fire and will be recorded so that the participant will have a permanent record of their creative achievement.
	www.iniscealtra-artsfestival.org /education.html (367 words)

	Irish Museum of Modern Art: Journey: An exhibition from the IMMA Collection, Iniscealtra Festival, Mountshannon, Co ...
		An exhibition of works from the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s Collection opens to the public on Saturday 24 May 2003 at St Caimins Church of Ireland, Mountshannon, Co Clare, as part of the Iniscealtra Festival of the Arts.
		The resulting drawings, paintings and works in clay are exhibited at the newly-opened Aistear Centre, Mountshannon, throughout the Festival.
		Commenting on the project Terry O’Farrell said: “I came to a centre, which has the feel of home and met staff who respect and support the lives that these older members of the community have lived.
	www.modernart.ie /en/page_19386.htm (778 words)

	Irish Museum of Modern Art: Journey: An exhibition from the IMMA Collection, Iniscealtra Festival, Mountshannon, Co ...
		An exhibition of works from the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s Collection opens to the public on Saturday 24 May 2003 at St Caimins Church of Ireland, Mountshannon, Co Clare, as part of the Iniscealtra Festival of the Arts.
		The resulting drawings, paintings and works in clay are exhibited at the newly-opened Aistear Centre, Mountshannon, throughout the Festival.
		Commenting on the project Terry O’Farrell said: “I came to a centre, which has the feel of home and met staff who respect and support the lives that these older members of the community have lived.
	www.imma.ie /en/page_19386.htm (767 words)

	Morgan's Lane Self Catering Cottage Mountshannon Clare Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon Village has many amenities to offer people on a break from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind.
		From the harbour to the restaurants to the scenic walks, you can find as many or as little activities as you please to help you make the most of your holiday.
		The Blarney stone at Bunratty Castle, The Cliffs of Moher and the acres of Limestone rock in the Burran are just a few.
	www.morganslane.com (179 words)

	Mountshannon Ireland Hotels
		The largest oak tree in Ireland is located in Mountshannon
		Situated in the centre of historical Ennis, in County Clare, in the heart of Ennis, you will no doubt find that the the Old Ground Hotel is the ideal choice for a visit in Ireland.
		Mountshannon is located in East Clare on the back road to Galway.
	www.tourclare.com /mountshannon.html (182 words)

	Clare Holiday Home Ireland, Clare Self Catering Cottages In Ireland, Clare Ireland Self Catering Accommodation, Clare ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mountshannon is a beautiful 17th Century Village which is located on the Clare shores of Loug Derg one of Ireland's largest lakes.
		Mountshannon has been a national tourism award winning village and it is easily accessed from Limerick City, Galway and Shannon International Airport.
		The village also has strong links with history, ring forts and even a dolmen be found close by, but the most impressive historical site is Holy Island, a monastic settlement of great importance in ancient Ireland.
	www.irish-selfcatering.com /locations.php?myloc=20 (130 words)

	Scarriff, Mountshannon and around, Ireland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It's among the prettiest of the villages and has a couple of cosy pubs and some good places to eat.
		Good bar food, and sometimes traditional music in the summer, are to be had at Cois na hAbhna, while meals are served all day at An Cupán Caífé (tel 061/927275), a relaxed, small bistro with a cosy atmosphere.
		Places to stay include the Mountshannon Hotel (tel 061/927162; €90–250/£55–160), and, slightly further out heading north of the village, Derg Lodge (tel 061/927180 or 927319; €50–70/£30–40) and Oak House (tel 061/927185; €50–70/£30–40), which has its own private beach.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/ireland/scarriff,_mountshannon_and_around (443 words)

	B&B Mountshannon Clare B&B Lough Derg B&B East Clare Ireland Hawthorn Lodge Bed & Breakfast Clare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Hawthorn Lodge Bed and Breakfast is situated 1km from the beautiful Tidy Town award winning village of Mountshannon in County Clare, just 40 minutes from Shannon Airport, Ennis, Limerick, and Nenagh (Co. Tipperary), and 60 minutes from Galway City.
		The village in East Clare boasts to be "Ireland's Best Kept Secret" nestling at the foot of the Slieve Aughty Mountains and overlooking Lough Derg with its scattering of mystical islands - it is steeped in history and legend.
		Mountshannon dates back to 1742 when is was built by a Limerick linen tycoon.
	www.mountshannon-clare.com (239 words)

	INISCEALTRA festival of ARTS 2007 - Mountshannon Arts Festival, Co. Clare, Ireland, formerly ...
		The Iniscealtra Festival of Arts is an annual festival held at various locations in and around the beautiful lakeside village of Mountshannon in County Clare.
		The festival has been going from strength to strength and is now in its tenth year.
		The Festival is produced in association with Mountshannon Community Council, An Comhairle Ealaíon/The Arts Council, and Clare County Council.
	www.iniscealtra-artsfestival.org (165 words)

	About The House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Well it's time to pay our second last visit to Nicky and Ryan's new build in Mountshannon and the house is now nearly finished.
		From the first time we visited Mountshannon it was apparent that Ryan and Nicky's home was going to be a rather unusual build and now we can really see the results of their eco-friendly design.
		However Nicky and Ryan are more than pleased with the results and are happy with the decisions that they made along the way.
	www.rte.ie /tv/aboutthehouse/series4/13itema.html (269 words)

	Mountshannon Hotels - Mountshannon Restaurant - Mountshannon Pubs - Mountshannon County Clare Ireland
		Mountshannon Hotels - Mountshannon Restaurant - Mountshannon Pubs - Mountshannon County Clare Ireland
		Set back from the road this fine early 18th Century building in the heart of Cashel was previously a seven-bedroom guesthouse but a cleverly-conce...
		Mountshannon contains listings for a total of 1 establishments.
	www.ireland-guide.com /browse/map.709.1518.html (85 words)

	Traditional Irish Cottage and irish cottages Holidays in Clare Ireland holiday cottages for rent at Mountshannon ...
		Traditional Irish Cottage and irish cottages Holidays in Clare Ireland holiday cottages for rent at Mountshannon Village Cottages Clare
		An award winning development of attractively designed and furnished cottages in the picturesque village of Mountshannon situated on the Western shore of Lough Derg and overlooking the lake and marina where there is a sandy bathing area which has earned a blue flag for 1998.
		Mountshannon is a friendly old world village where the visitor can enjoy good food and drink in relaxed surroundings in the local traditional pubs, restaurants and bistro.
	www.irelandcottagereservations.com /prop/Mountshannon.htm (280 words)

	Property Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Situated 0.7 miles from the village of Mountshannon, this is a unique opportunity to acquire a very stylish house on circa 0.5 acres.
		Total floor area is 2,670 sq.ft. Mountshannon is a picturesque village on the shores of Lough Derg with its own marina and is a former winner of the National Tidy Towns of Ireland Competition.
		If you are looking for a tranquil setting with the convenience of village amenities including excellent restaurants than this is the house for you.
	www.hassettauctioneers.com /propertydetails.asp?PID=10 (249 words)

	Holiday Guide for Boat Hire on the Shannon River Ireland
		There is a pier in the harbour that was built in 1845 to aid the dredging of Marl from the river which was renowned as a natural fertilizer.
		The history of Mountshannon is dominated by the nearby Inishcealtra, or Holy Island.
		The island is associated with the names of many early Irish saints, and was founded by St. Caimin in the seventh century.
	www.shannon-river.com /homepage.asp?town=Mountshannon (379 words)

	About The House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		On this weeks programme we meet Nicky and Ryan Austin for the first time who are building an ecological home on a wonderfully peaceful and tranquil site in Mountshannon.
		Both Nicky and Ryan are healers and chose this site carefully due to its unique location, they were very careful when finalising the design of the house, as they wanted to make the most of the spectacular views on their doorstep.
		On Duncan's second visit to the build in Mountshannon we find that the house has progressed from the skeletal structure we saw in part one.
	www.rte.ie /tv/aboutthehouse/series4/6itema.html (320 words)

	Mountshannon Accommodation - Accommodation in Mountshannon Ireland
		All our Mountshannon Accommodation are Irish Tourism Board approved and bookings are made via our secure server ensuring your credit card details are protected at all times.
		The rates we offer for Accommodation in Mountshannon are set by the Accommodation themselves so are quite simply the best available.
		To book Accommodation in Mountshannon simply use our Quick Search booking engine below which will return a list of all Mountshannon Accommodation available for your chosen dates.
	www.irishaccommodationguide.com /clare-mountshannon.html (159 words)

	Property Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Prime site in the heart of Mountshannon village this 4.5 acre site is zoned for Residential high density.
		Mountshannon is a picturesque village on the shores of Lough Derg with its own marina and is a former winner of the National Tidy Towns of Ireland Competition.
		In 2004 the village was awarded Tidy Town Silver Medal.
	www.hassettauctioneers.com /propertydetails.asp?PID=69 (56 words)

	Find Hotels in Mountshannon Beginning with the Letter M
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		Sort Mountshannon hotels by - Star Rating
	www.travel-library.com /hotels/europe/ireland/mountshannon-m.html (98 words)

	Tuohy Auctioneers, Property in Mountshannon, Co. Clare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Being a member of the IAVI — Ireland’s largest auctioneering association- since 1963, you can be assured of both professional and efficient services offered to you by our firm.
		Servicing an area extending from Scariff in Co. Clare to Portumna in Co. Galway to include areas such as Whitegate, Mountshannon, Woodford, Ballinakill, Tynagh, Abbey and Duniry, we offer a wide and varying portfolio of property for sale at all times.
		We offer a Valuation service on all types of property both for sale.
	www.daft.ie /tuohyauctioneers (144 words)

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