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	River Moy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Moy ( Abhainn na Muaidhe in Irish) rises in the Ox Mountains in County Sligo in the northwest of Ireland.
		For the greater part of its length the Moy flows southwestward, entering County Mayo and passing not far from Swinford before turning north near the village of Kilmore and heading for the historic town of Ballina, where it empties into Killala Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
		The river is noted as one of the best salmon fisheries in Europe, and the beautiful Moy valley, with its ancient churches and abbeys, is a prominent tourist destination.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Moy (123 words)

	River Moy
		The River Moy is Internationally acknowledged as an exceptional salmon fishery, producing several thousands of salmon to the rod annually.
		It is the largest of the Moy tributaries and offers a wide variety of angling experiences ranging from dry fly fishing for trout together with spring salmon fishing, in the lower reaches, to lively brown trout and grilse fishing in the remote upper reaches.
		The Mullaghano e river holds excellent stocks of trout to one pound, although the average size is in the regions of a quarter to half a pound.
	homepage.tinet.ie /%7Emtstmichaels/MSM-Water2000/MSMRiverMoy.html (3309 words)

	Growfish - Gippsland Aquaculture Industry Network (GAIN) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The River Moy catchment area is one of eleven EU development programmes selected for the Cycleau partnership — demonstrating the best ways to look after the environment and the livelihoods of the people who live there.
		Moy Valley IRD is one of the partners in this EU INTERREG programme which is based on the water cycle and whole river catchments as a single entity from source to sea.
		Moy Valley Cycleau co-ordinator James Golden is a native of Killala and a graduate of the Sligo Institute who has been working out of the Moy Valley complex at the Quay Ballina.
	www.growfish.com.au /content.asp?contentid=2006 (623 words)

	Moy Tributaries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		These are relatively small rivers ( 4 to 6 m in width) all of which enter the upper part of the main Moy channel in the Bellanacurra area from a south easterly direction.
		The Owengarve or Curry River is the largest of these three rivers, rising in the low lying peatlands of east Mayo, flowing through a mixture of farmland and bog through the village of Curry, Co Sligo, before joining the Moy.
		Of all the Moy tributaries, it is the one which most resembles a chalkstream with deep clear pools which hold heavy trout.
	www.northwestfisheries.ie /Moy/moy_tributaries.htm (1013 words)

	Fly Fishing in Ireland - irelandflyfishing.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The rest of the river, together with its tributaries and loughs, is free fishing.
		With its tributaries, it drains a catchment of 806 square miles, stretching from the Ox Mountains in the east to Castlebar in the south and Loughs Conn, Cullin and the Nephin Beg range of mountains in north Mayo.
		The banks are high and difficult, much of the river is wide, canal-like and featureless and the natural pool – stream sequence is missing.
	www.irelandflyfishing.com /por/moy.html (764 words)

	Fish Ireland - Your Ultimate Resource for Fishing the Moy
		Moy Estuary is situated at the mouth of the river Moy.
		Although the Moy is World famous for its salmon fishing, newcomers are surprised to discover healthy runs of sea trout in the estuary.
		Unlike some rivers in Wales and Scotland the Moy estuary is not renowned for very big seatrout but whatever it lacks in quality it makes up for in quantity.
	www.fishireland.com /moy_region.html (217 words)

	Angus Mackintosh: Ruler of Moy Hall
		In 1796 the British agreed to evacuate the post at Detroit since Michigan and the rest of the Northwest Territories was allocated to the Americans by the treaty of Paris of 1783, at the conclusion of the war of Independence.
		Although Macintosh and his enterprise at Moy Hall (named for the ancestral home of the clan Mackintosh in Scotland) is not sufficiently esteemed today for its local economic significance, it may be considered in many ways to be the forerunner of economic activity and wider trading relationships on the Canadian side of the Detroit River.
		Moy Hall was a centre for the distribution of all kinds of trading goods such as blankets, kettles, tomahawks, knives, liquor and firearms.
	www.walkervilletimes.com /moyhall.htm (783 words)

	The Clew Bay Hotel - The River Moy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1996, the Moy produced 12,305 salmon to the rod and line and the annual average catch reported over the last ten years has been 7,660 salmon per year.
		The river has eleven separate fisheries including the State-owned Moy Fishery at Ballina, several privately-owned and managed fisheries and a number of stretches which are managed by angling clubs or associations.
		One of the great advantages of the Moy is that it offers a wide variety of fishing, ranging from top-class fly water to worm fishing to spinning, depending on the stretch being fished, water conditions etc. Prawn/shrimp fishing is prohibited.
	clewbayhotel.com /pages/moy.html (128 words)

	Fishing Holidays Ireland.biz by Judd Ruane Seatrout Fishing - Homepage
		The Moy estuary is situated at the mouth of the river Moy and stretches from Ballina town for almost five miles to Killala bay.
		Although the river Moy is better known for its salmon fishing, newcomers are pleasantly surprised to discover healthy runs of sea trout in the estuary.
		The Moy estuary is not renowned for double figure seatrout but whatever it lacks in quality it makes up for in quantity.
	www.fishingholidaysireland.biz (263 words)

	Western People: Western Angling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Despite a poor run of grilse to the coast, the Moy enjoyed its best week of the season with 626 salmon reported for the week bringing the season total, to date, to 3,008 which is down 33% on last year.
		Salmon angling on the Moy picked up further this week with a catch of 158 salmon recorded for the week bringing the total for the year, to date, to 960.
		There was good fishing on the Moy this week with 142 salmon reported for the week bringing the season total, to date, to 301.
	www.westernpeople.com /news/western_angling.asp (498 words)

	Moy House Four Star Country Guesthouse Guest Accommodation Lahinch Clare Ireland
		Comprising of 15 acres and with commanding hilltop views over Lahinch Bay, the Estate is enhanced by mature woodland and the meandering River Moy.
		Overlooking some of the best surfing beaches in Ireland, and within one close proximity to both Lahinch and Doonbeg links courses, Moy House is the ideal centre for exploring the Cliffs of Moher and nature's glorious Burren area, renowned for its wild and abundant flora and fauna.
		Moy House is located about one mile out of Lahinch town, on the Milltown Malbay road.
	www.irelands-blue-book.ie /moy-house.htm (267 words)

	FISHING.HTM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Built on the River Moy, one of Mayo's richest salmon and trout rivers, Ballina's bridges are busy with anglers throughout the season.
		In 1994 the Moy produced 12,305 salmon to the rod and line and the average was 7,660 per year since then.
		One of the greatest advantages of the Moy is that it offers wide variety of fishing including salmon, sea, and brown trout ranging from top class fly water to worm fishing to spinning depending on the stretch being fished.
	www.nireland.com /mccrackensbandb/FISHINGhjmcc.HTM (228 words)

	Ummera Report
		River Erriff: With the heavy rain last week came a good run of grilse to the fishery. Consequently, salmon angling was considered quite good for the guests staying at Aashleigh Lodge.
		Owenwee River: This small river near Westport is fishing very well for salmon, and sea trout. Tom Bourke, the owner of the fishery, says 25 salmon have been caught lately with several sea trout to 3 lb taken on fly.
		Argideen River: The river has had some excellent sea trout fishing this year, and now that the foot and mouth restrictions have been lifted, fishing is available on the river.
	www.ummera.com /Tomupdate.htm (933 words)

	Salmon Brown Trout Fishing Lough Cullin Lough Conn River Moy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The River Moy, one of the most prolific salmon rivers in Western Europe is less than a 10 minute drive from the Hotel and fishing can be arranged on all fisheries, both private and association waters.
		Loughs Conn and Cullin are renowned for their wild brown trout and sea trout (15 February to 30 September) and the hotel has its own private harbour with a fleet of boats, and team of experienced ghillies.
		In addition to the lakes, some excellent river fishing is available on the Castlebar, Deel and Gwestion Rivers for wild brown trout.
	www.irelandflyfishing.com /pontoon_fishing.html (295 words)

	:: The Moy Valley Region - Co.Mayo, Ireland ::
		Belleek Woods is situated along the banks of the river Moy directly across the water from the Quay village.
		The Moy Valley, a paradise of natural beauty in the West of Ireland, is situated between two mountain ranges.
		The Moy Valley is a region that encompasses North Mayo and West Sligo and provides a unique blend of spectacular landscape, unpolluted fish-filled waters and rugged coastline on the Western seaboard....
	www.ballina.ie /belleck.htm (439 words)

	Ballina, Co. Mayo - 1 2 Travel - Ireland Travel Information Guide
		Ballina's main claim to fame is its river which is internationally renowned as an exceptional source of salmon.
		Such is the abundance of fish in the River Moy, many keen anglers have made their homes nearby.
		The early settlement of Ballina was at Ardnaree which is on the east of the river.
	www.12travel.ie /ie/West/Ballina.html (294 words)

	Moy House - Carr Golf & Corporate Travel - Hotels, castles, and country houses in Ireland and Scotland
		Majestically set on 15 acres of grounds adorned by mature woodland and a picturesque river, Moy House overlooks the breathtakingly beautiful Lahinch Bay.
		The residential ambience of Moy House is enhanced by the traditional drawing room and lower library area, while the snug-like dining room offers the best in contemporary Irish fare for breakfast and dinner.
		On an overall level, Moy House is furnished with plush fabrics and antique furniture and provides every comfort for the most discerning guest.
	www.carrgolf.com /hotels_accommodation/Ireland/49/Moy%5FHouse.htm (301 words)

	Moy House Lahinch County Clare Ireland - www.moyhouse.com - questhouse accomodation
		Moy House Lahinch County Clare Ireland - www.moyhouse.com - questhouse accomodation
		Moy House was originally built in the mid 18th Century as home to Sir Augustine Fitzgerald.
		In its majestic splendour, the house prevails over the breathtaking Lahinch Bay, set on 15 acres of grounds adorned by mature woodland and a picturesque river.
	www.moyhouse.com /index1.html (77 words)

	River Moy
		There are ten fisheries on the river which let fishing.The rest of the river is free fishing.The main river is 62 miles long and enters the sea at Ballina.
		The Moy is probably the most prolific salmon river in the country.
		The works had a devastating effect on the natural character of the river and most famous fishing sites were destroyed.
	www.irishfisheries.com /waterways.asp?W=33&P=3 (247 words)

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		The Light Division was quartered along the River Agueda, watching the Spanish frontier, beyond which Marshal Ney was demonstrating against Ciudad Rodrigo, and for lack of funds its fiery-tempered commander, Sir Robert Craufurd, found himself at last unable to feed his troops.
		Through the mud and clay of the deserted, narrow, unpaved streets the dragoons squelched their way, under a super-deluge, for the rain was now reinforced by steady and overwhelming sheets of water descending on either side from the gutter-shaped tiles that roofed the houses.
		To this end had his proclamations gone forth, commanding that all the land lying between the rivers Tagus and Mondego, in short, the whole of the country between Beira and Torres Vedras, should be stripped naked, converted into a desert as stark and empty as the Sahara.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext01/snare10.txt (20904 words)

	Mount Falcon
		It’s proximity to the tidal waters of the Moy ensures a constant flow of fresh fish (Salmon and Grilse) throughout the season, but is most effective from the end of April to September.
		By definition, given it’s location, approximately 85% of the fish that run the Moy system (which is estimated to be between 50,000 to 60,000) must pass through the Mount Falcon Fishery, hence the constant flow of fresh fish.
		The prospects for the Moy are positive, as it is, the 2004 season alone provided 800 salmon and grilse to the rod at Mount Falcon for 255 rod days.
	www.mountfalcon.com /fishing.htm (160 words)

	Letter from the Pontoon Bridge Hotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We are delighted to hear you are planning a trip over to the West of Ireland and particularly that you are considering Pontoon Bridge Hotel, Lough Conn and the River Moy for your visit.
		The hotel is located on the shores of Loughs Conn and Cullin and only a few miles (5 minutes drive) from the River Moy and so for the convenience of "on the spot" fishing, our location is very difficult to match.
		Ballina is just less than 15 minutes drive from the hotel and there, the Moy Fishery operates a number of beats including the famous Ridge Pool and newly developed Cathedral Beat which is proving to be just as prolific as the Ridge Pool.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /Mayo/Towns/Pontoon/FishMag/FishMag.htm (742 words)

	The Massacre at Ardnaree, 1586 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The river Moy, with the lights of St. Muredach’s Cathedral reflecting on its tranquil waters, belies the fact that a terrible tragedy occurred here.
		Bingham’s army of about 200 horse and 800 foot soldiers made a surprise attack on the Scots who were trapped between the cavalry and the river.
		The Scots were driven into the flooded river and men, women, and children were drowned or shot.
	www.castlebar.ie /news/printer_mhas-20040304.shtml (164 words)

	The River Moy System
		For much of its course, the Moy flows through pastureland hut the mountains of the watersheds which feed it are almost always in view from its banks.
		Most of the main Moy channel, and some of its larger tributaries provide excellent spring salmon and grilse fishingwith both fly and bait.
		The average annual salmon rod catch on the Moy over the last ten years is a staggering 7,362 fish.
	www.northwestfisheries.ie /Moy/river_moy_system.htm (488 words)

	Healys Hotel Fishing Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Healys is situated on the shores of Lough Cullen / Conn and beside the world renowned River Moy.
		River Fishing is also widely available in the area with the Gem in the Crown - The World renowned River Moy.
		On most rivers fishing for Salmon you require a permit, which can be arranged by the Hotel.
	www.healyspontoon.com /fish.htm (386 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 412 - 06 November, 1991 - Written Answers. - River Moy (Mayo) Fishery.
		Higgins asked the Minister for the Marine if his attention has been drawn to the low salmon catches by rod anglers on the River Moy and the excessive take in traps and nets by the State fishery company; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
		Commercial netting has been part of the management of the Moy Fishery for well over a century and it is closely monitored by the staff of my Department.
		With regard to the catch by rod anglers on the River Moy I wish to say that catches in the Moy have held up well in recent years when one considers the general decline in salmon stocks nationally and internationally.
	historical-debates.oireachtas.ie /D/0412/D.0412.199111060028.html (283 words)

	Fishing from the Pontoon Bridge Hotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The tidal waters of the Moy River provide excellent sea trout fishing and boats and boatmen are available daily.
		Usually at this time of the year the Lower river is at a winter high level with fish running through the upper reaches into lakes.
		This is the season for the main run of Moy grilse with fish averaging 5lbs.
	pontoon.mayo-ireland.ie /Fishing/Fishing.htm (485 words)

	:: The Moy Valley Region - Co.Mayo, Ireland :: History and historical sites
		Moyne Abbey is situated at the mouth of the River Moy overlooking Bartra Island...
		is situated on the west bank of the River Moy approximately 4 kilometres from Killala town...
		The Killala Round Tower is situated in the town of Killala...
	www.ballina.ie /his_main.htm (229 words)

	Salmon Fishing Newport River River Moy Lough Beltra West Mayo Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Newport House is one of those rare establishments, which owns its own river – the Newport River.
		Within easy driving distance are the famous lakes of Mask and Conn, and only 20 minutes’ drive away, is the attractive Lough Furnace, headquarters of Ireland’s Salmon Research Agency.
		Fishing on the legendary River Moy can also be arranged.
	www.irelandflyfishing.com /newport_fishing.html (206 words)

	Accommodation www.woodviewkelly.net - Fishing - in Foxford beside Moy.
		Woodview Guest House, situated 3 miles from Foxford and 6 miles from Ballina in County Mayo is the first and foremost guest house providing first class accommodation in the locality.
		With private salmon fishing beats and club salmon waters locally on the famous River Moy, Foxford.
		Within the locality are several top class amenities including golf courses, the famous Foxford Woollen Mills, the Ceide Fields and of course there's the serene beauty and tranquillity of the scenic County Mayo and the Moy to be discovered.
	homepage.eircom.net /~thefunksoulbrother (119 words)

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