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Rockabill (Irish:
Cloch Dábhiolla) is a
close pair of
islands (Rock and Bill) in the
western Irish Sea
about 6 kilometres east-north-east of Skerries...
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Rockabill Lighthouse is an
active 19th
century lighthouse, on the
larger of the two
islands that form
Rockabill. The
islands lie some 5
kilometres (3...
- from the town are
several islands, one of
which is a
nature reserve,
Rockabill. The name
Skerries comes from the Old
Norse word sker (Irish: sceir),...
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reversed the
decline in the last few
years at some colonies, most
notably at
Rockabill Island off the
coast of Dublin, Ireland,
which now
holds most of the European...
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coastal area of Dublin, Ireland, with many
skerries offs****,
including Rockabill,
Shenick Island, Colt
Island and St Patrick's Island. "SKERRY definition...
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Island Native name: Oileán na
Sionnach Shenick Island with
Martello Tower.
Rockabill is
visible in the
background Shenick Island Geography Location The Irish...
- designations, as well as
being a pNHA. The
island is also
wholly enclosed by the
Rockabill to
Dalkey Island SAC
which references reef
communities and
harbour porpoises...
- clockwork. When this
mechanism was
combined with a
revolving lens in
Rockabill Lighthouse, the world's
first lighthouse with a group-flashing characteristic...
- and the cow
Glasgaivlen with
places as far
afield as "south
Monaghan to
Rockabill Island off the
coast of Dublin". Some have
interpreted Balor as symbolizing...
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known as the "Skerries
Islands Natural Heritage Area".
Further out lies
Rockabill,
which is Dublin's most
isolated island, at
about 6
kilometres (3.7 mi)...
