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	Shannon Region - Things to Do Individual Search Result (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Feale rises in the mountain district of north Cork and flows westerly through the rural towns of Abbeyfeale and Listowel to enter the sea south of Ballybunion.
		The main river and its tributaries combine to form in excess of 160km (100 miles) of fishing water, which is among the outstanding salmon and sea trout fisheries in Ireland.
		The river gets equally good runs of salmon and sea trout and in a good season it is estimated to produce at least 1,500 salmon and grilse, and well over 2,000 sea trout to rod and line.
	www.shannonregiontourism.ie /individual_results.asp?sID=16007 (361 words)

	Rivers of Ireland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The main river in Ireland is the River Shannon, 386 km (240 mi), the longest river in either Britain or Ireland, which separates the boggy midlands of Ireland from the West of Ireland.
		The Viking sea-king, Thormodr Helgason, used his base on the west coast to raid the length of the River Shannon from Lough Derg to Lough Ree, pillaging ecclesiastical settlements.
		The rivers are listed in clockwise order starting from the Foyle at Derry, and for convenience are divided by jurisdiction and by the sea into which they each drain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rivers_of_Ireland (425 words)

	Clare Timeshare — Quality Time Share and Holiday Rental Properties in County Clare, Ireland
		The Shannon is the largest river in Ireland and is 386km (240 miles) long from its source at the Shannon Pot in the foothills of the Cuilcagh Mountains in Co Cavan to its estuary below Limerick City.
		The big salmon and grilse waters are; the River Shannon and its tributaries; the Mulcair, a fishery manaaged by the ESB; the River Fergus; the River Feale - one of the finest sea trout fisheries in the country; the Maigue and the Doonbeg rivers.
		Whether that is Lough Derg and the River Shannon - the artery of Ireland - to the east, the myriad of small lakes in the Tulla lowlands or a rushing mountain stream.
	www.claretimeshare.com /magibiz/www/?mags=activities (3049 words)

	History of Abbeyfeale
		It is thought that the river Feale is named after a lady called Fial.
		She was bathing in the river one day when she saw a strange man approaching her along the riverbank.
		About one and a half miles outside the village, are the ruins of Port Castle, which was built by the Geraldines to command the crossing of the river Feale.
	www.limerickdioceseheritage.org /Abbeyfeale/hyAbbeyfeale.htm (484 words)

	Limerick Diocesan Heritage Project - Abbeyfeale Parish
		The town has its roots in the twelfth century when Brien O'Brien founded a Cistercian abbey in 1188 on the banks of the river Feale, hence the name 'Abbeyfeale'.
		The abbey was in the centre of town on the banks of the river Feale.
		The statue was erected at the well during the 1960s and it is said locally that the stone from the famine church was used in the building of the wall at the well.
	www.limerickdioceseheritage.org /Abbeyfeale/textAbbeyfeale.htm (1882 words)

	Pairc cois Feale. Abbeyfeale Community & Leisure 02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The area is adjacent to the River Feale, and southwest of the town centre.
		The river Feale is excellent fishing grounds and in no way should soil erosion, slip or run off be carried into the river from any part of the Park during construction or after.
		The bend in the river, it's depth and direction all suggest future river bank erosion on an unstoppable route through either of the bends at the base of Field 1 and 2.
	www.allgowild.com /Landscape_design/abbeyfeale/Abbeyfeale_02.htm (1645 words)

	Valuation Tribunal - rates valuation appeals nationwide
		A large quantity of waste has to be treated to a high degree of purification prior to discharge into the River Feale.
		As regards the effluent treatment process, as its name implies, waste cannot obviously be dumped into the River Feale or there would be consternation, to say the least; similarly, the Listowel Urban District Council cannot take it into its sewerage works.
		The effluent must be treated to a predetermined level of purity as stipulated by the local authority and the State prior to its discharge into the River Feale.
	www.valuation-trib.ie /categories/tanks/VA88_0_205.htm (1983 words)

	Local Activities - Riverwood House Adare B&B
		The serious salmon angler has the majestic River Shannon just a 30 minute drive from Adare at Castleconnell where private beats in glorious surroundings can be booked.
		The River Feale, a spate river just 30 minutes West of Adare offers salmon from April with summer salmon and sea-trout from May to September.
		When conditions prove difficult on the river, due to flooding or otherwise, there are a number of small lakes in the area which are suitable for fly-fishing for brown and rainbow trout.
	www.riverwoodhouse.com /fishing.htm (292 words)

	Abbeyfeale
		Abbeyfeale (Mainistir na Feile in Irish meaning 'Abbey of the River Feale') is situated on the River Feale, in the foothills of the Mullaghareik Mountains.
		All trace of the abbey has disappeared, but a small remnant of the abbey church was built into the town.
		The ruined Portrinand Castle is one and a half miles to the north-west near the River Feale.
	www.parklodge.ie /abbeyfeale.htm (263 words)

	De Feale River
		The Feale rises in the mountain district of North County Cork, near rock Chapel and flows west for 75 kms.
		Even though it drains such a large area, the Feale is a typical fast-flowing spate river, subject to big floods.
		This is a big river and wading is necessary at times.
	members.chello.nl /p.damen3/Riverfeale/page2eng.html (707 words)

	Untitled Document
		The proposed road runs through the Owveg River Valley and portions of the townlands of Ballyduff, Knockbrack, Knocknagashel East and Kilmaniheen West in Co. Kerry and Kilkinlea in Co. Limerick.
		The river Feale forms the boundary between the two counties.
		The route corridor runs, in the main through the Owveg River valley and is flanked to east and west by higher ground, which often takes the form of low round-topped hills.
	www.kerrycoco.ie /nrdo/abbeyfeale.asp (541 words)

	Vocational School Abbeyfeale - About Abbeyfeale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Located by the river Feale, the town is close to the meeting of three counties, Cork, Kerry and Limerick and the schools catchment area extends into all three.
		The river Feale is a popular spot for anglers providing an abundance of trout and salmon.
		Weekly sessions are held in local pubs and the annual 'Fleadh by the Feale' festival that is now entering its sixth year is a huge success.
	homepage.eircom.net /~vocschabbeyfeale/about.htm (440 words)

	River Feale
		The Feale is rated as one of the outstanding Salmon and Sea Trout rivers in Ireland.
		The river rises in the mountain region of county Cork and in it’s meandering 46 mile journey to the Atlantic ocean it flows through a picturesque landscape of bogland, fertile valleys and rolling hills.
		In the middle to lower regions it is a big river mostly gravel bed, dominated by large deep fishing pools with natural bank vegetation for cover.
	www.irishfisheries.com /waterways.asp?W=41&P=4 (378 words)

	Salmon Fish Counters in Ireland; Fish Passes
		Fish passes are often installed in rivers to aid migration past obstructions.
		Across the River Feale a weir, for water abstraction, was built.
		To supply water to a hydro-electric scheme a weir was constructed across the river.
	www.fishcounter.com /fishpass.htm (348 words)

	Parkers Pub Kilflynn
		Kilflynn is situated in the barony of Clanmaurice which runs from the mouth of the river Feale in the west to Barrow Harbour and on to the Limerick border three miles west of Abbeyfeale.
		The village itself is built on the southern bank of the river Shannow.
		The great centre of their power was the ecclesiastical city of Ardfert, but their castle strongholds lay along the line of the Feale from Listowel to Ballybunion.
	www.parkerspub.com /kilflynn.htm (442 words)

	CLONAKILTY - IRELAND : "Historical Walk 2." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Its name is the Feale sometimes spelled Feagle, the meaning of which is unknown.
		A municipal boundaries map of the early 1800's refers to the river as the Foilagh.
		We encounter the river again on our right as we continue along this street, viewing the spires of the churches and the chimney stacks of the old brewery, partly hidden by trees.
	www.clon.ie /text/system/clewlk2.html (3326 words)

	aaallaboutwestclare.com \| Fishing in West Clare
		The big Salmon and Grisle waters are: the River Shannon, the Mulcair, the River Fergus the River Feale - one of the finest Sea Trout fisheries in the country, the Maigue and Doonbeg Rivers.
		There is excellent angling for all species of coarse fish, on the River Shannon and its largest lake, Lough Derg, and on the other lakes dotted around West Clare.
		The River Shannon, its tributary the River Fergus, its largest lake, Lough Derg, and other lakes in the area are among the top big Eel waters in Ireland.
	www.aaallaboutwestclare.com /fishing.html (302 words)

	HISTORY.......KNOCKANURE CHURCHYARD
		The river Feale flows in a graceful curve before it seems to loose itself forever in the woods of Ballinruddery the home of the knight of Kerry.
		Looking east, a ring of hills enclose the valley of the Infant River Gale the village of Athea is hidden from view by Knocbawn.
		One of Tom Moores poems “by the feales wave” was said to be composed at Kilmorna on a visit to Pierce O Mahony.
	www.geocities.com /dalyskennelly_2000/churchyard.html (1155 words)

	FFF SALMON CONSERVATION ALERT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Genetic sampling of salmon in the River Shannon has begun as part of an international project to test the success of a fish-stocking programme on the River Rhine in Germany.
		In the 1920s, the Rhine supplied salmon for the restocking of the River Feale in Co Kerry.
		Anglers are required to state the county / river / lake fished and the area / beat fished.
	members.tripod.com /S.O.W/fffsalmonconservationalert.htm (2165 words)

	Activities, Listowel, Co. Kerry, Ireland
		The River Walk will take you from the centre of Listowel along the banks of the River Feale to Listowel Golf Club.
		Listowel is situated on the River Feale which is well known for its salmon and trout fishing.
		The local club, North Kerry Anglers Association, has carried out major works on the river, and as a result there is an addition of three new salmon pools which means that good quality angling can be had regardless of the weather conditions.
	www.listowel.ie /activities.htm (499 words)

	Part of Ireland Accommodation Directory
		The Town derives its name from a Cistercian abbey founded here in 1188 by Brien O'Brien and from its situation on the river Feale.
		The new line of road leading through the heart of the mountains from Abbeyfeale to Glin, a distance of 12 miles, was opened in 1836.
		On the bank of the river one mile from the village are the ruins of Purt Castle, built by a branch of the Geraldine Family to command the pass of the Feale during the Norman Wars.
	www.ireland-accommodation-directory.com /ed/region5/abbeyfeale.htm (115 words)

	Bungalow in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick, Ireland - Key Properties Estate Agents, Bantry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This property is located 0.5 mile from Abbey Feale town, on the main Dublin to Killarney road.
		Abbey Feale is on the Feale River which is a Salmon and Trout Fishing River.
		The property is approximately 100 yards from the river.
	www.keyproperties.ie /keystwo/5553/index.html (405 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		With the right weather conditions the waters of the North Kerry Anglers Association on the river Feale are as good a venue for angling as could be asked for.
		Over the past week decent water levels came like a breath of fresh air and with it there was welcome boost in numbers of fresh fish running up from the tide.
		In return Bruce has promised his adviser a few hours of tuition in fly-casting as a thank you from a newcomer who was made feel most welcome on the bank of the river Feale.
	www.riversofireland.com /reportsview.asp?R=440&W=41 (627 words)

	The Kingdom - 2006/06/01: Water supply improves on River Feale
		KERRY County Council has said the likelihood of excessive aluminium carry over into the water network will be greatly reduced when improvement works have been fully completed.
		An official was responding to a query from Cllr Ned O’Sullivan regarding the levels of aluminium in the north Kerry area water supply.
		The local authority stated it had to treat the water abstracted from the River Feale with aluminium sulphate to remove the colour and non-filterable material, because of the quality of the raw water in the river.
	archives.tcm.ie /thekingdom/2006/06/01/story20687.asp (235 words)

	Abbeyfeale parish in the barony of Upper Connello, County Limerick, Ireland
		ABBEYFEALE, a parish, in the Glenquin Division of the barony of UPPER CONNELLO, county of LIMERICK, and province of MUNSTER, 10 miles (W. by S.) from Newcastle, on the mail coach road from Limerick to Tralee; containing 4242 inhabitants, of which number, 607 are in the village.
		This place obviously derives its name from a Cistertian abbey founded here, in 1188, by Brien O'Brien, and from its situation on the river Feale: the abbey, in 1209, became a cell to that of Monasternanagh, or Nenay, in the barony of Pubblebrien.
		On the bank of the river, one mile from the village, are the ruins of Purt Castle, built by a branch of the Geraldine family, to command the pass of the Feale; it is strongly built, and occupies a bold situation.
	www.libraryireland.com /LewisA/Abbeyfeale.php/index.php (469 words)

	Pairc cois Feale. Abbeyfeale Community & Leisure 01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Along river bank - the old woodland flora Upper crest of river bank and at the lower section of all three fields contains a poor heathland flora.
		To enable children to burn off as much energy as possible in the safer confines of the upper field away from the river.
		Two further 'burn off your energy' play grounds for older children are placed near the river in field one and two.
	www.allgowild.com /Landscape_design/abbeyfeale/abbeyfeale_01.htm (3471 words)

	Listowel - Kerry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Since Listowel Castle was built on the North bank of the River Feale, where the river could be forded, it provided a stronghold to control the movements of visiting would-be marauders across the Anglo-Irish neighbours - the English Crown ignored them all, happy to accept only nominal allegiance.
		The meeting is run on the Island Course located on the opposite side of the River Feale from the Town.
		The River Walk (4 km) takes you along the River Feale and traverses many distinctive features of the town including Listowel Bridge, the Dandy Lodge, Childers Town Park and The Garden of Europe.
	www.heritagetowns.com /listowel.html (3008 words)

	Fishing Ireland - Irish Angling Update
		The river is still in excellent condition in terms of height and clarity, though the water is still rather cold (45ºF).
		Croneen on their migratory return to Lough Derg were caught and released by local Birr anglers on the lower section of the river at Cloghan Castle.
		Only about 50 of the bravest anglers ventured out on the River Feale on the opening morning of the salmon fishing season March 1st in very cold frosty conditions.
	www.cfb.ie /fishing_in_ireland/update/archives/10Mar04.htm (3041 words)

	Hotels in Adare Limerick - Adare Hotel - Woodlands
		There is salmon and trout fishing nearby on the River Maigue.
		Coarse Angling: Coarse fishing for pike, perch, bream, roach, tench, and rudd is available at special access points on the River Shannon at Castleconnell and O'Brien's Bridge, just 30 and 45 minutes drive respectively from Adare.
		Paddy will also escort you on a tour of the local area or a guided day trip to some of the magnificent sights that Ireland has to offer you.
	www.woodlands-hotel.ie /adarefishing.htm (528 words)

	TIM KENNELLY 1954
		While Tim’s passing is undoubtedly sudden and untimely, the immense turnout and warm tributes from all over must offer descent consolation for the loss of their closest and most valued sporting colleague and friend.
		He lived in the rarefied atmosphere of five All-Ireland medals, he traveled the world as a sporting ambassador in the green and gold, yet a soft spoken man often preferred to have a quite drink with his family and friends along the still waters of the River Feale.
		Finally, I just want to say that Tim reached out beyond the world of sport and he touched the hearts and minds of those who’s fortune it was to have known him and although his flame may have flickered for now his is a light that will never be extinguished, thank you”.
	www.listowelemmets.com /tk6.html (3140 words)

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