- and The
Skerries,
located off the
Antrim coast of
Northern Ireland.
Skerries is the name of a
coastal area of Dublin, Ireland, with many
skerries offs****...
-
Skerries (Irish: Na Sceirí,
meaning 'rocky islands') is a
coastal town in Fingal, in the
north of
County Dublin, Ireland.
Skerries was
historically a fishing...
- The
Skerries may also
refer to:
Skerries,
County Armagh, a
townland in
County Armagh Skerry,
County Antrim, a
parish in
County Antrim The
Skerries, Northern...
- The
Skerries 100 is a multi-race
event for
motorcycles held
annually on
countryside roads local to the town of
Skerries,
County Dublin, Ireland, on the...
-
called Da
Skerries or just
Skerries.[citation needed] The Out
Skerries lie
about 6
kilometres (4 mi)
northeast of Whalsay; and
Bound Skerry forms the...
- Skerry. From west to east, they are
Little Skerry,
Louther Skerry and
Clettack Skerry. The
skerries form part of the
Pentland Firth Islands Important Bird...
- (the
outer skerries). The
group was
first visited by an
ANARE (Australian
National Antarctic Research Expeditions)
party in 1954;
these skerries were renamed...
- Benn
Skerries (54°27′S 3°20′E / 54.450°S 3.333°E / -54.450; 3.333) are a
small group of
rocks which extend up to 0.25
nautical miles (0.5 km) westward...
- (Galea
Skerries)
Galera Skerries - 39°59′53″N 16°36′41″E / 39.998024°N 16.611303°E / 39.998024; 16.611303 (Galera
Skerries)
Godano Skerry - 38°38′20″N...
- The
Skrap Skerries (54°15′S 36°19′W / 54.250°S 36.317°W / -54.250; -36.317) are two
small groups of
islands and
rocks (
skerries)
lying midway between...
