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    Norman Newton - Islay guide

    A small book but loaded with gorgeous pictures and lots of information. The guide gives you a real flavour of the island and is an ideal travel companion.

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The Directory for the Argyll Islands of Islay Jura Colonsay and GighaWelcome to the Islay Directory.
The Islay Web Directory is a resource providing a complete overview of the online presence of the island as well as its neighbours Jura, Colonsay and Gigha. Please use the submit button in the menu to include your website. Islay related articles are welcome too.

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The Isle of Islay - An Overview
Islay is the southern-most island of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It's closest neighbours are the Isle of Jura to the north, Colonsay to the north-west and Gigha to the east. The administrative capital of the island is Bowmore while Port Charlotte and Port Ellen are the other major villages.
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