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Eynhallow is a small island, part of the Orkney Islands Scotland. It lies between the two islands of Mainland and Rousay in what is known as the Eynhallow Sound. It has been uninhabited since suffering as part of the Highland Clearances in 1851.


The island's main attraction is a church dating from the twelfth century or earlier, and perhaps originally part of a monastery. It is also a bird sanctuary.


It has its own folklore, concerning the initial finding of the island.


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Lonely-Isles Eynhallow (452 words)
The 'holy island' of Eynhallow lies in the Orkney Isles between the Mainland of Orkney and Rousay.
Eynhallow was in all probability the site of one of the earliest monastic settlements in Orkney and may only have been preceded by Christ Church on the Brough of Birsay.
Eynhallow is an island rich in tradition and history and in the past was known as an enchanted isle.
Eynhallow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (116 words)
Eynhallow is a small island, part of the Orkney Islands Scotland.
It lies between the two islands of Mainland and Rousay in what is known as the Eynhallow Sound.
It has been uninhabited since suffering as part of the Highland Clearances in 1851.
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