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	social/historical synopsis of North Sligo/Mullaghmore
		Mullaghmore is a small seaside village situated on a peninsula in the north-western corner of the parish of Ahamlish, County of Sligo.
		Mullaghmore became part of the property of the O’Conor Sligoe when that clan assumed the overlordship of the Barony of Carbury in the 12th century.
		Mullaghmore is the tourism Mecca of North Sligo.
	www.rootsweb.com /%7Eirlsli/northsligomullaghmore1.html (1503 words)

	Activities available and local history around Mullaghmore and County sligo, Ireland
		Mullaghmore's Classiebawn Castle stands overlooking the forbidding rock-faced cliffs and tide-washed strands of the Northern Coast and looks down on the windswept Innishmurray Island.
		Mullaghmore is an excellent base for many sporting and cultural activities.
		Mullaghmore is ideal for all year round fishing.
	www.beachhotelmullaghmore.com /amenities.htm (811 words)

	Local Activities and Attractions near the Atlantic Apartotel Bundoran self catering accommodation holiday apartments in ...
		Mullaghmore, Co.Sligo, is a picturesque village, 10 minutes drive from Bundoran, with a quaint harbour and beautiful sandy beach.
		A drive around Mullaghmore Head is rewarded by fantastic views of Donegal Bay and Innishmurray Island, once the site of a 6th century Christian monastery.
		Mullaghmore is a popular sailing and diving centre and is heaven for lobster, fresh from the pots.
	www.atlanticapartotel.com /places.html (938 words)

	Dail Debates Official Report - 18-04-00
		It acts as a screen as one approaches the village of Mullaghmore and it is important that the visual quality of the approach to the village should be preserved.
		Mullaghmore, as the Minister may know, is a beautiful part of County Sligo.
		It is an historic building and estate and gives a sense of pride to the people of Mullaghmore since the time the Mountbatten family resided there on their holidays.
	www.irlgov.ie /debates-00/18april/sect6.htm (4970 words)

	B.A.G. - Home Page of the Burren Action Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Burren is the largest karstic limestone area in western Europe and is known internationally for both its unique flora and its spectacular archeology.
		The Mullaghmore area is widely regarded as being one of the most interesting, diverse and sensitive parts of the Burren.
		Gordon Deegan looks at the history of the Mullaghmore planning appeal which will be decided shortly after nine years of local conflict (Irish Times, Feb 21, 2000).
	www.iol.ie /~burrenag (856 words)

	The Examiner - News From Ireland - 06, July, 1999
		THE LATEST and possibly final twist in the long running Mullaghmore saga is to commence today as a Bord Pleanála oral hearing into plans to develop visitor facilities at the Burren National Park in Co. Clare gets underway.
		The hearing takes place eight years after Government plans were first announced to develop an interpretative centre at the Mullaghmore site, triggering a sometimes bitter conflict that divided north Clare for much of the nineties.
		However, a month later legal proceedings were taken by the then recently formed BAG against the developers, the Office of Public Works (OPW), claiming that the OPW should not be exempt from having to seek planning permission for their developments.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/07/06/ihead_8.htm (379 words)

	Derrygonnelly road cutting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is the only exposure of this contact in the area and the top of the Mullaghmore Sandstone has a rich fauna of microscopic foraminifera that fixes its age.
		The Mullaghmore Sandstone is initially a brown to grey, medium grained sandstone in beds 20-25cm thick, becoming progressively more lime rich and muddy upwards.
		The Mullaghmore Sandstone is a deltaic formation and this locality shows the final stages of the delta top before it was inundated by the deepening sea at the onset of Benbulben Shale times.
	www.habitas.org.uk /escr/summary.asp?item=179 (254 words)

	Mullaghmore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Very little has been written about Mullaghmore for a long time, but at last anglers and angling scribes are vent-uring to the area, sampling the sea fishing and a wide variety of freshwater activities that include salmon and trout and coarse fishing.
		Mullaghmore is ideally placed, tucked behind the towering Head, to quickly reach a variety of fishing ground and species.
		Having offshore broken ground and some pinnacle ensures quality pollock, cod and ling, the inshore flat ground producing flatfish of most species, particularly plaice, brill and turbot, tope, wrasse and gurnards and the inevitable dogfish family.
	www.kingsanglingholidays.co.uk /mullaghmore.htm (480 words)

	HISTORY OF THE PROPOSED BURREN NATIONAL PARK VISITOR/INTERPRETATIVE CENTRE AT MULLAGHMORE, CO. CLARE, IRELAND
		The various statutes defining the authority of the OPW largely dated to the last century, were outdated and incomplete and did not give the OPW a statutory power to construct a Visitor Centre or many of the other buildings that had been built by the OPW in the past (including jails, courthouses, etc.).
		Submissions were also lodged by WWF, An Taisce, BAG etc., highlighting the conflict between the proposal for a so-called "entry point at Gortlecka" and the clear overall emphasis in the reports on the need to locate visitor facilities in existing population centres.
		She announced that she had asked the Commissioners of the Office of Public Works to prepare a plan for the restoration of the site and that she would also carry out an environmental impact appraisal of the plan in order to ensure that the environmental sensitivity of the site was respected.
	www.iol.ie /~burrenag/hist32000.html (4988 words)

	Sligo Weekender: What’s happening in Mullaghmore? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mullaghmore Active are presently running their Annual Art Exhibition.
		The course is one lap of Mullaghmore Heat.
		CHURCH SERVICES: Religious services in Mullaghmore till the end of August are as follows: Masses, Saturday evening at 6.30 p.m., Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=194 (381 words)

	Remembering the Assassination of Lord Mountbatten -- The Wild Geese Today
		With the deaths, Mullaghmore, with a year-round population of 70, thus entered the history books, forever linked with a chain of murder and carnage in the centuries-old struggle to achieve a united Ireland.
		Mullaghmore remains a popular locus for holiday homes for the wealthy, whose yachts throng the harbor, and often spill out into the sea beyond.
		Mullaghmore native Joe McGowan (seen left, looking out to where Mountbatten was killed) is the author of five books about Irish history and folklore, including the newly published "Inishmurray: Island Voices." He serves as TheWildGeese.com's Connacht correspondent.
	www.thewildgeese.com /pages/mountbat.html (1598 words)

	Wee MacGregor CannonBall
		Also the boat has suffered 2 collisions in her lifetime, one with a dead shark near Killybegs and the other in Sligo bay with an unknown object consequently damaging the Rudder.
		The Village of Mullaghmore is a picturesque location, boasting beautiful scenery, Good fishing, Peaceful hideaways and Many Interesting and amusing Characters and consequently many barely believable yarns.
		The Bay at Mullaghmore is sheltered from the Swell and provides excellent sailing in heavy conditions on flat seas and for the Brave / Foolhardy to Reach over to the ead of the Headland and catch the Swell running towards Bundoran.
	www.sozzledsailing.50megs.com (572 words)

	Mullaghmore Peninsula - Travel Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mullaghmore headland may not have the sense of wild isolation of the other promontories north of Sligo town but it has a charm of its own and, unlike the remoter areas, offers a choice of accommodation and eating places, albeit a limited one.
		MULLAGHMORE is a fine village with a peaceful skiff-filled harbour and an excellent, safe Blue Flag sandy beach.
		If you're wondering what all the nuns are doing in Mullaghmore, it's because the village has a convent holiday home at which they can relax after the rigours of their parishes.
	travel-guide.traveliseek.com /mullaghmore-peninsula_avl_li30779.html (401 words)

	James Byrne Cromwellian Officer
		A Down survey map showed an ancient townland named Crevagh adjoining Creevymore and Mullaghmore, so it appears certain that the various James Birne/Byrne of these three townlands were one and the same.
		Bryan is first mentioned in documents in a 1710 deed which says that Bryan Byrne of Creggs, Co. Sligo, gentleman, heir of James Birne of Mullaghmore and grandson of James Byrne of the same, sold land in the barony of Leyny to John Irwin.
		James's son, also named James, had two sons--Bryan the heir, and his brother James (the third of this name) who "left Co. Sligo." According to Betham's sketch pedigree, James (the third) had two sons, Philip and James (the fourth--about whom nothing further is known).
	www.byrneclan.org /byrne_res_docs/james_byrn_cromwell.htm (3566 words)

	Mullaghmore Sailing Club Sligo Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mullaghmore is a small coastal village set in the north Sligo coast approximately 2 miles from Cliffoney.
		Mullaghmore Sailing Club (MSC) is a relatively new sailing club on the North Sligo coast.
		The main sailing area is in the well protected Mullaghmore Bay on the south shore of Donegal Bay.
	www.mullaghmoresailingclub.com (232 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Lobsters and donkeys at Mullaghmore festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MULLAGHMORE Lobster Festival takes place from August 29 to September 1, incorporating among other things the All-Ireland Donkey Derby.
		An art exhibition by Audrey Doyle also opens and that night there is a seafood buffet and the selection of the Festival Rose at the Beach Hotel and Leisure Club.
		There is also a talk by Joe McGowan on the folklore of Inishmurray Island and the sea at Mullaghmore Sailing Club at 8 pm.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=325 (279 words)

	Beach Hotel and Leisure Club Mullaghmore - Self catering hotel in Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Beach Hotel and Leisure Club Mullaghmore is situated in the picturesque fishing village of Mullaghmore, in County Sligo, Ireland, overlooking the harbour, mountains, beach and Atlantic Ocean.
		The hotel has been in business in Ireland for over twenty years and is the perfect self catering hotel for angling holidays and golfing holidays.
		For a holiday in beautiful County Sligo, Ireland, the Beach Hotel and Leisure Club Mullaghmore is the perfect self catering hotel for viewing the many attractions and scenery that Ireland has to offer, as well as a wealth of outdoor activities such as fishing, golfing, or just spending a relaxing holiday touring the countryside.
	www.hotel-ireland.net (245 words)

	Seacrest Guesthouse Accommodation Mullaghmore County Sligo Ireland, WB Yates County, Benbulben
		Seacrest Guest House is situated in the beautiful seaside resort of Mullaghmore, County Sligo.
		Seacrest Guest House is in the heart of Mullaghmore, offering panoramic views of a wide open beach, mountains and harbour.
		The golden sandy beach stretches for a mile and is ideal for stretching your legs or for a swim in the Atlantic.
	www.ebookireland.com /seacrest.htm (159 words)

	Irish holiday home. Luxury self catering cottage accommodation for rental in Sligo, Ireland. Ideal coastal, beach, ...
		The private, 1/3 acre garden houses a barbecue and a viewing platform overlooking the fairy tale Classiebawn Castle and Mullahmore harbour.
		This is the setting that inspired the poetry of Yeats.
		Not only is it a peaceful setting, it's also perfectly situated for a host of holiday activities.
	www.irish-thatched-cottage.com (142 words)

	Bundoran in new ‘Eye of the Storm’ big-wave/tow-in film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The highlight of the movie is when Richard, along with long-time friend and professional surfer Gabe Davies of Newcastle, use a jet ski to tow a surfboard into a huge wave off the coast of Mullaghmore.
		After deciding he wanted to make a movie about the waves and surf scene in Ireland, it was a small step for Joel to decide that Richard, one of the most high-profile surfers in the country, was a suitable candidate.
		During the documentary, Richard tells of his love of surfing the waves in Bundoran, like “The Peak” in the town centre and “Pampa” on the outskirts of town, but it is the preparations for taking on the mighty waves at Mullaghmore head that take up most of the programme.
	www.surfersvillage.com /news.asp?Id_news=7439 (1167 words)

	Mullaghmore Self Catering Holiday Cottages - Ireland Cottage Breaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We have over 2,000 cottages in the UK so you should have no problem finding a cottages to rent in Mullaghmore.
		Whether you chose to visit Mullaghmore for a short break in Mullaghmore, or stay a little longer you are sure to find the holiday cottage accommodation in Mullaghmore you are seeking in our fine selection of holiday rentals and Mullaghmore self catering accommodations.
		Mullaghmore cottage holidays, your guide to last minute bookings on self-catering holiday homes and cottage rental.
	cottage-breaks.co.uk /Ireland/Mullaghmore-cottages.htm (315 words)

	Holiday rentals in Nr Mullaghmore, Cliffony, Creevykeel , North West, Sligo, Ireland, An Irish Cottage, Cottage
		Lovingly restored by its owner, warmed by an open turf fire and sheltered beautifully with a traditional thatched roof.
		Beautifully located between the Benbulben hills and the beaches and sea cliffs of Mullaghmore, the glorious lochs of North West Ireland nearby.
		Only 1.5 miles from the sandy beaches, pubs and restaurants of Mullaghmore and 10 miles from the lively coastal resort of Bundoran.
	www.holidaylets.net /properties/6992 (453 words)

	Environment Watch, Mullaghmore, County Clare - Urgent Action... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The reason this issue did not arise during the controversy over the original proposed centre is that at that time it was believed that the OPW/NPWS did not require planning permission for any of their developments and therefore the County Development Plan did not apply.
		The prosed visitor centre at Mullaghmore will be neither environmentally nor economically beneficial to the local community.
		They do not take into account the fact that the narrow laneways around Mullaghmore mountain are public roads and the siting of the visitor facilities in the proposed location will encourage a proliferation of coached/buses and other traffic on these roads.
	home.zonnet.nl /ireland22/mullagh.htm (1145 words)

	Sailforce.ie
		The training programme was a joint initiative organised by Mullaghmore Sailing Club and the Irish Wheelchair Association.
		Colm McGrogan conducted the training programme and, in awarding Certificates to the participants, he said that "he never before worked with a group who demonstrated such commitment and showed such improvement in their first week of sailing".
		Without the new all-weather Pontoon, recently completed by Sligo County Council at Mullaghmore, access to and from boats would not have been possible for the Special Needs sailors.
	www.sailforce.ie /110804b.html (323 words)

	SLIGO SELF CATERING HOLIDAY COTTAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Overlooking the bay of Mullaghmore, Classiebawn Castle and the Atlantic Ocean, Mullaghmore Cottage offers an excellent opportunity for a restful break away from it all.
		Set against a backdrop of Ben Bulben, Mullaghmore Cottage is surrounded by well-maintained gardens and offers plenty of space in which to relax.
		To go into Mullaghmore you can travel on down the road and come onto the main road into Mullaghmore.
	www.tourismresources.ie /cht/class (847 words)

	Contact us and directions to The Beach Hotel and Leisure Centre, Mullaghmore, County sligo, Ireland
		Mullaghmore is approximately 150 miles from Dublin and is reached by driving through Mullingar, Longford, Carrick-on-Shannon and Sligo.
		Travel straight for about 15 miles, during which time, you will pass WB Yeats Cemetry on your right, and through the village of Grange.
		At Cliffoney Village, all signs will indicate you to turn left into Mullaghmore towards the Beach (3 miles from Main Sligo/Donegal Road).
	www.beachhotelmullaghmore.com /contact.htm (176 words)

	Seskinore Village Today
		It was in 1662 that James Perry, a Welshman, obtained a grant of the lands of Mullaghmore from Sir Audrey Mervyn.
		The family built their castle at Mullaghmore and named it "Perrymount".
		The story goes on that the marriage of the only daughter of the owner of the old castle at Mullaghmore to a gallant young sportsman, a hunt was organised as the high light of the festivities.
	www.fortunecity.com /millenium/bankhead/435/village.htm (508 words)

	European Literary Trails 2003- Yeats Tour Day 2
		Mullaghmore is a resort area on the Atlantic coast of Ireland.
		We stopped and got pictures of the coastline here, and Keith told us his story of where he was on September 11, 2001.
		It was very moving and interesting to hear his story of that tragic day in not only American but world history.
	www.runet.edu /~kkitchene/eurotrails/Yeats%20Day%202.htm (920 words)

	Mullaghmore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This beautiful place is Mullaghmore mountain, in the heart of the Burren near Kilnaboy.
		The roads around Mullaghmore are too narrow for huge tour buses and you only have to look at the Cliffs of Moher to see that if you build car parks they will come.
		Anything like that amount would ruin Mullaghmore forever.The mountains folded shape is caused by tectonic forces, in this case the Fergus Shear Zone.
	www.burrenpage.com /Mullaghmore.html (384 words)

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