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	Holiday details and booking: Rua Reidh Lighthouse, Scotland
		All Rua Reidh holidays (except Torridon self guided trek) are guided by experienced and qualified guides who have a wealth of knowledge of the area, are friendly and will take great care of you.
		Rua Reidh transport picks up from Inverness railway station at 17.00hrs and drops off at 12 noon each Saturday.
		Rua Reidh Lighthouse Holidays or its servants cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage to your baggage, or for your illness or injury while on holiday, journey delays, loss of money or valuables or any damage resulting from circumstances outwith our control.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /rr-book.htm (893 words)

	Scotland Lighthouse - Rua Reidh Lighthouse near Gairloch, Wester Ross
		Rua Reidh Lighthouse in Scotland's Wester Ross - Scottish Highlands
		The Rua Reidh Lighthouse is well worth the trip and during the main tourism season you can have a snack or a meal in the lighthouse restaurant.
		The area around the Rua Reidh lighthouse is well known for wildlife, the type of wildlife you must see at least once in your lifetime, that is whales and dolphins.
	www.visitandtravel.com /scotland/wester-ross/RuaReidh.html (826 words)

	History of Rua Reidh Lighthouseby Chris Barrett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was also in 1962 the station designation was changed and Rua Reidh became a rock station which meant keepers did a duty of one month on and one month off with the wives and families living elsewhere.
		Rua Reidh was manned in this way until 1986 when the light was automated and the Keepers house sold off to a private buyer.
		Rua Reidh lighthouse employs five local people as well as Chris and Fran who work full time ; Paul who helps Chris guide the walking, Angela, his partner who is originally from Germany and is a great cook, Dianne who also helps with the cooking and two summer girls who keep the house clean.
	www.earthfoot.org /places/uk001a.htm (665 words)

	Guided walking holidays Scotland wildlife trips, accommodation - Rua Reidh Lighthouse Scottish Highlands
		Rua Reidh Lighthouse in the Highlands of Scotland
		Rua Reidh Lighthouse is a unique and exciting place to 'get away from it all'.
		Leave the artifical trappings, worries and pace of everyday life behind and experience the raw elements, majestic landscape and wild seascape of the North West Highlands of Scotland.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /ruareidh.htm (511 words)

	worldsurface.com - sustainable tourism for backpackers and independent travellers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Situated on a remote peninsula in the North-West Scottish Highlands, 12 miles from the village of Gairloch, Rua Reidh Lighthouse is a unique and exciting place to 'get away from it all'.
		Rua Reidh sits amongst some of the finest mountain and coastal scenery in Britain, in a region with vast stretches of roadless countryside where deer and goats roam wild and where a variety of birdlife, including the rare and magnificent golden eagle, can be spotted.
		Rua Reidh offer hiking in the Torridon mountains, amongst the most beautiful ranges in the world, the rocky peaks and airy ridges are home to a wide variety of wild life and offer a wonderful playground for the walker.
	www.worldsurface.com /tours/tour.asp?tourid=36 (601 words)

	Hotels Connemara, Maol Reidh Hotel, Renvyle, Galway Hotels, Ireland
		As well as the Maol Reidh Hotel the village of Tullycross is famous for it’s thatched cottages and two lively traditional Irish pubs.
		After dinner relax by a peat fire or have a pint at the bar.
		Kind hospitality, a warm friendly relaxed atmosphere, and caring service are all part of the package at the Maol Reidh Hotel.
	www.maolreidhhotel.com (220 words)

	Accommodation at Rua Reidh Lighthouse near Gairloch, Highlands of Scotland
		Accommodation at Rua Reidh Lighthouse near Gairloch, Highlands of Scotland
		Rua Reidh sits amongst some of the finest mountain and coastal scenery in Britain, in a region with vast stretches of roadless countryside where deer and goats roam wild and where a variety of birdlife, including the rare and magnificent golden eagle, can be spotted.
		The seas of the Minch, which pound dramatically against the rocks of Rua Reidh, team with life.
	www.scotland-info.co.uk /rr-house.htm (1215 words)

	Maol Reidh Hotel - Rates To Go
		Maol Reidh Hotel is a delightful family run hotel nestling in the picturesque village of Tullycross in the Renvyle Peninsula on the west coast of Connemara.
		Tullycross is renowned for it's traditional thatched cottages and their presence has helped create a special atmosphere in the village combining the modern with the past.
		Owned, built and managed by the Lydon family, we are always on hand to give information and are blessed with local knowlege about the area and its many hidden jewels.
	www.ratestogo.com /Hotel/EN/Maol_Reidh_Hotel (434 words)

	Sun dispels dark clouds hanging over landscape Pylons threaten the Sunday Herald, The - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This ridge is like the upright of a letter F, with two projecting spurs, Sron na Goibhre and Druim Reidh, running out in a northerly direction to form the arms of the corrie of Toll an Lochain.
		John, sensibly, suggested it might be an idea to get the hard climbing out of the way first, by climbing to the Druim Reidh and its Toman Coinich summit from where we could strike out for Sgurr Bhreac before returning to Toman Coinich.
		The Druim Reidh rises steeply from the eastern end ofLoch a'Bhraoin and John was correct.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4156/is_20050828/ai_n14911271 (881 words)

	World's best repsonsible & ecotourism holidays
		Situated on a remote peninsula in the North-West Scottish Highlands, 12 miles from the village of Gairloch, Rua Reidh Lighthouse is a unique and exciting place to 'get away from it all'.
		Rua Reidh sits amongst some of the finest mountain and coastal scenery in Britain, in a region with vast stretches of roadless countryside where deer and goats roam wild and where a variety of birdlife, including the rare and magnificent golden eagle, can be spotted.
		Rua Reidh offer hiking in the Torridon mountains, amongst the most beautiful ranges in the world, the rocky peaks and airy ridges are home to a wide variety of wild life and offer a wonderful playground for the walker.
	www.responsibletravel.com /Accommodation/Accommodation100040.htm (650 words)

	Ireland West - Things to Do Individual Search Result (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Maol Reidh Hotel a new luxury seaside hotel in beautiful Renvyle on Connemara’s unspoilt north west coast.
		Nestling between the Twelve Bens and the Atlantic this is an ideal base to relax, unwind and explore the natural paradise that is Connemara.
		Nestling between the Twelve Bens and the Atlantic this is an ideal base to relax, unwind and explore the natural paradise that is Connemara, Just ten mins from a sandy beach.
	www.irelandwest.ie /individual_results.asp?sID=36399 (505 words)

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		A credit card is required to secure your reservation at Maol Reidh Hotel in Clifden (Connemara).
		If the reservation is not cancelled outside of the 7 days cancellation notice period, your credit card will be charged with the full amount of the first night's stay.
		The LateRoom rates for Maol Reidh Hotel in Clifden (Connemara) are the total price of the room and not the 'per person' rate.
	www.laterooms.com /en/hotel-reservations/85801_maol-reidh-hotel-clifden-connemara.aspx (289 words)

	Maol Reidh Hotel. Tullycross, Ireland - 123casa.com
		As well as the Moal Reidh Hotel, the village of Tullycross is famous for its thatched cottages and two lively traditional Irish pubs.
		Ten minutes walk from the nearest white sandy beach, one of the many white sandy beaches in the area as featured in the Quiet Man movie.
		Kind hospitality, a warm friendly relaxed atmosphere and caring service are all part of the package at the Maol Reidh Hotel.
	www.booking.com /hotel/ie/maolreidh.html?aid=303400 (821 words)

	Rua Reidh Lighthouse News
		We had excellent views for two days of an adult (around 6mts) and teenager (around 3 mts) Shark feeding close in to the shore around Rua Reidh.
		The sharks had been around for a couple of days but it was great to sit outside at 10pm watching them and the setting sun.
		Because of the higher than average rainfall this winter the spring flora is still hiding!.
	www.netcomuk.co.uk /~ruareidh/news.html (575 words)

	Maol Reidh Hotel - Connemara, Ireland
		Maol Reidh Hotel is a family run hotel in the picturesque village of Tullycross on Connemara’s beautiful north west coast.
		Located on the Renvyle peninsula with views of the Twelve Bens mountains, the hotel is close to sandy beaches, Connemara National Park, Killary Harbour and Kylemore Abbey.
		Kind hospitality, luxury accommodation, excellent food and service are the priorities at the Maol Reidh Hotel.
	www.hostelz.com /hotel/34589-Maol-Reidh-Hotel (364 words)

	Cnoc Mordáin
		Maol Reidh is the highest mountain in Connaught and has, in my opinion, the finest examples of corries and arrettes in the West
		This walk involves setting up a shuttle of two cars, one at the layby at Doo Lough and the other at along the road near the Delphi Adventure centre.
		The walk begins with a walk across moorland along the north shore of Doo Lough lake and into the corrie below Ben Bury known locally by climbers as "the ramp".
	homepage.eircom.net /~eoindelaney/new/maolreidh.htm (703 words)

	Maol Reidh Hotel Galway - online hotel reservations
		Maol Reidh Hotel is a delightful family run hotel nesting in the picturesque village of Tullycross in the Renvyle Peninsula on the west coast of Connemara.
		Situated in the heart of Connemara, Our Hotel is base for those walking in the famous twelve bens mountains, golfing on the verge of the Atlantic ocean, cycling through the area or scuba diving off our coast.
		However, if its peace and quite you are after, then Maol Reidh is the place for putting your feet up and watching the world go by.
	www.all-hotels.com /xbook/servlet/hotel-details?hotl_id=427926 (407 words)

	Maol Reidh Hotel Connemara Ireland - Hostel Reviews & Ratings
		Maol Reidh Hotel is a family run hotel in the picturesque village of Tullycross on Connemara’s beautiful north west coast.
		Located on the Renvyle peninsula with views of the Twelve Bens mountains, the hotel is close to sandy beaches, Connemara National Park, Killary Harbour and Kylemore Abbey.
		Kind hospitality, luxury accommodation, excellent food and service are the priorities at the Maol Reidh Hotel.
	www.hostelworld.com /hosteldetails.php/MaolReidhHotel-Connemara-10573 (385 words)

	Gairloch and Poolewe Accommodation & Travel in the Scottish Highlands
		A canonball found near Flowerdale House (Gairloch), is thought to have been fired from a man-of-war in 1746 in its pursuit of Prince Charles Edward, who was on the run after the Battle of Culloden.
		When you head out west along the lochside from Gairloch the road passes Big Sand beach before turning inland for a few miles then back again to the breathtaking scenery of the open sea.
		Rubha Reidh lighthouse was built by David A. Stevenson, a cousin of Robert Louis Stevenson and opened in 1912.
	www.celticfringe.org.uk /gairloch.htm (2681 words)

	Rua Reidh Lighthouse Hostel in Gairloch,Scotland Budget Accommodation
		Rua Reidh sits amongst some of the finest mountain and coastal scenery in Britain, in a region with vast stretches of roadless countryside where deer and goats roam wild and where a variety of birdlife, including the rare and magnificent golden eagle, can be spotted.
		The seas of the Minch, which pound dramatically against the rocks of Rua Reidh, team with life.
		Seals, dolphins, otters - even the occasional whale - are regularly seen from the lighthouse.
	www.best4hostels.com /rua_reidh_lighthouse_scotland.htm (266 words)

	Reviews of Hotels in Galway - Maol Reidh Hotel reviews
		Customer comments are strictly limited to customers who have used bookassist to make a reservation at this property.
		Food was good in restaurant in evenings & at breakfast & all staff helpful and courteous.
		The bedroom was modern and spacious, the food was excellent, but what makes this hotel special is it's staff, friendly and helpful for the moment we arrived.
	www.bookassist.com /galway/maol-reidh-hotel/review (173 words)

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