81. Tandragee Golf Club, County Armagh, Northern Ireland - History history 1911 The ninth Duke of Manchester, brought Mr. John Stone, an eminentScottish 1922 The club became affiliated to the Golfing Union of ireland. http://www.tandragee.co.uk/history.htm

Home Location History Course ... Contact History The ninth Duke of Manchester, brought Mr. John Stone, an eminent Scottish professional from Sandy Lodge Golf Club on London, to lay out a private course on his estate in Tandragee. In those days, there was no clubhouse and Mr. Stone, his wife and their two daughters collected fees at the Gate Lodge where they had set up residence. The Duchess of Manchester, who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A., even designed some of the original bunkers which were laid out in the shape of the Great Lakes and these remain to this day. The club became affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland. Membership broke through the '100' barrier for the first time. Green fees were set at "two shillings per day with no reduction for visitors staying with members overnight". The Council decided to procure a cup for a ladies open competition to be called 'The Manchester Cup'. This competition is now one of the most popular ladies competitions held in Northern Ireland. At this time, the men had three competitions and there also was an annual caddies competition where the first prize for the caddies was 10 shillings (80 cents). There was regular problems supervising caddies and a rule was introduced that "any caddies under 14 who absent themselves from school for the purpose of caddying will be expelled from the club".

82. Rugby League Ireland - History http://www.rli.ie/histA.htm

83. Irish Web Sites Served From Ireland Mayo Heritage; Mayo history; Museums of Mayo. Mayo Hospice; Rural Health; St Brendan'sVillage; SafeHome ireland. Achill Painting; Gifts from ireland; Irish Art and http://www.mayo-ireland.ie/

Visiting Ireland? Searching for your Irish Roots? Looking for Irish Music? Check out the sites on this page or follow one of the links on our extensive links section including a section on Irish Music and every county in Ireland. For more information on County Mayo please visit Mayo on the Move Tourism General Balla Golf Club Connemara Corrib Country Holidays County Mayo ... Yawl Sailing Festival Self-catering (Rental) Broadlands Club Atlantic Holiday Hostel Conlon's Coolcronan House ... Sycamore View Hotels Downhill Hotel Downhill Inn Erriseask Liscannor Bay ... Whitestream House Business Genealogy Property Bar Furniture Cashels Engineering Claremorris Credit Union Duggans Recovery ... Ryan - Cong Transport General Messages/Chat Irish Music Arrow Tours Casey Auto Rentals Knock Cargo Mayo Motorsport ... Violin maker History/Heritage Health Links Mayo Heritage Mayo History Museums of Mayo Mayo Hospice ... World Property Links News Flash - Congrats to Paul Sammin on Formula Ireland win The sites on this page are hosted and in most cases designed by Mayo Ireland Ltd If you would like us to host or design your website contact michael@mayo-ireland.ie

84. Ireland, Free Family Crests, Maps, Genealogy And Information Games, coloring, and puzzles for kids to learn about ireland free to download and print off.Category Kids and Teens Games Online......ireland free information including history of ireland reports, free screen savers,celtic clip art, Irish coat of arms, family crests genealogy guides, Irish http://www.ireland-information.com/

Ireland Ireland free information including history of Ireland reports, free screen savers, celtic clip art, Irish coat of genealogy guides, Irish literature, gifts and more Be Proud! Display your Irish roots with Family Crest Prints, Plaques, Jewellery, Watches and much more! Click Here Click Here to view the Irish Coat of Arms Gallery - Over 1000 to view! We are Here to Help! We get hundreds of email messages from people all over the world who are interested in Ireland and the Irish! Answers to the vast majority of the questions that we are asked can be found at this website so be sure to have a good look around. If you still cannot find what you want then contact us - we are here to help! If you have any suggestions to make regarding the site or if you have any content or resources to add then send it in to us. If I can be of any assistance to you then please let me know. Michael Green, editor. Ireland: We give you more Free Resources than anyone else! Shop Ireland Family Crest Prints Irish Gifts Tourist Guide Genealogy Guide ... Engraved Glasses Free Downloads Screensavers Tourist Report Celtic Fonts Coat of Arms ... Free Ebooks Genealogy Coats of Arms Irish Genealogy Surnames explained Genealogy Report ... Coat of Arms Gifts Fun Play Hangman!

85. History Of The Island Of Ireland little about, has had an influence not only on life in ireland but around . The history,its political roots and even the meaning behind a country's flag all http://www.irelandnow.com/history.html

Home The Island Irish Life Visiting Ireland ... Contact Short Cuts Our Newsletter Reservations The Counties The Government ... The Gift Shop History of The Island and Countries All our laws, traditions and the reasons we do certain things certain ways as a society are the legacy of our history and earlier generations. A legacy is anything that is handed down to a person or culture from an ancestor, predecessor or an earlier era. Something as simple as the colour of your hair and eyes can be considered a legacy from your ancetors. Ireland has a very rich legacy which, while many outside Ireland know little about, has had an influence not only on life in Ireland but around the world. One simple example is the word used the world over for the wedding night. Honeymoon comes from an Irish tradition when people lived in castles ( you have to read it yourself! The history, its political roots and even the meaning behind a country's flag all form part of the legacy has been handed down and will be handed down to generations yet to come. Ireland's History Ancient Provinces The Name The Celts Megalithic ... Section Menu To Search This Site Enter word(s) then submit.

86. History Of Ireland Advertisement. history of ireland. The section will examine the many people andevents of ireland's history, including the Great Famine and the Act of Union. http://britishhistory.about.com/cs/ireland/

zfp=-1 About History British History Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting in partnership with British History with James Appleyard Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') This Week's Articles tod('tih'); Today in History Daily Quiz tod('pod'); Picture of the Day Special Subscription Offers Subscribe Now Choose One: Subscribe Customer Service Subjects Before You Buy Top Picks Product Reviews Agricultural Rev ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement History of Ireland The section will examine the many people and events of Ireland's history, including the Great Famine and the Act of Union. The 1798 Rebellion: Part I Part One of an extremely comprehensive that discusses the 1798 Rebellion, the events that led up to it, and the formation of the United Irishmen. The 1798 Rebellion: Part II Part Two of the article that discusses the events of the rebellion and their impact. Interpreting the Irish Famine, 1846-1850

87. The Main Irish Archaeological And Historical Journals Journals listed by Thaddeus C. Breen, with lists of contents and links to web-sites, where existing.Category Science Social Sciences Publications Europe ireland...... Current volume Vol 4 (19967); history ireland Quarterly popular illustrated magazineabout Irish history. history ireland Ltd, PO Box 695, Dublin 8, ireland. http://www.xs4all.nl/~tbreen/journals.html

Archaeological and Historical Journals The contents lists provided for some of these journals are based on the headings of the articles themselves rather than the contents pages. Where discrepancies were found, the error generally appeared to be in the latter. The following items are omitted from contents lists: reviews (except review articles), obituaries, reports of society activities (unless containing detailed information on sites), abstracts of lectures (unless substantial), lists of members, modern poems and fiction. Short notes such as quotations from old newspapers are generally included, but not quotations from books unless accompanied by commentary. Punctuation and spelling have mostly followed the original exactly, but obvious errors have been corrected, and capitals are not used within sentences except for proper nouns. Links to journals with on-line indexes or tables of contents in Great Britain Archaeology Ireland Quarterly popular magazine with articles on recent research and excavations, illustrated with photographs and maps in full colour. Published since 1987. Current issue: Vol 15 No 4, Issue No 58 (Winter 2001). ISSN 0790-982X. National Library of Ireland call number Ir 794105 a2.

88. Ulster History Park - Omagh - Nr Ireland Located in Omagh in Northern ireland. The park is an open air museum dedicated to the presentation Category Reference Museums history Living history and Open Air......The Ulster history Park is an Open Air museum dedicated to the presentation of thehistory of human settlement in ireland over the last 10000 years. http://www.omagh.gov.uk/historypark.htm

...a trail through time... Welcome to the website of the Ulster History Park, the award-winning open-air museum of human settlement in Ireland. Events Calendar for 2003 now available The Ulster History Park Cullion, Lislap, Omagh, Co. Tyrone BT79 7SU Phone: Fax: Email: uhp@omagh.gov.uk Home About Omagh Omagh District Council ... Omagh District Partnership

89. Ireland's Dingle Peninsula -- 6,000 Years Of History A brief history of the Dingle Peninsula, from the mesolithic period through the 20th century.Category Regional Europe ireland Kerry Dingle Travel and Tourism......A brief history of time on ireland's Dingle Peninsula, from the Mesolithic Periodthrough the 20th Century. 6,000 YEARS OF history ON THE DINGLE PENINSULA. http://www.dingle-peninsula.ie/history.html

6,000 YEARS OF HISTORY ON THE DINGLE PENINSULA There is no other landscape in western Europe with the density and variety of archaeological monuments as the Dingle Peninsula. This mountainous finger of land which juts into the Atlantic Ocean has supported various tribes and populations for almost 6,000 years. Because of the peninsula's remote location, and lack of specialised agriculture, there is a remarkable preservation of over 2,000 monuments. It is impossible to visit the Dingle Peninsula and not be impressed by its archaeological heritage. When one combines each site's folklore and mythology, which have been passed orally from generation to generation through the Irish language, one can begin to understand how unique and complex is the history of this peninsula. THE MESOLITHIC PERIOD Excavations at Ferriter's Cove, near Ballyferriter, have revealed evidence of the first settlers, who were hunters and gathers, exploiting the food sources along the coast, and also using locally-found hard stones to make tools. This site was inhabited during what is known as the Mesolithic Period (8000-4000BC). This was a temporary settlement, for seasonal use. It has produced a wide range of food such as hazel nuts, red deer, pig, hare, birds (including the guillemot and gannet). There were 14 different species of fish identified, among them wrasse, conger eel, thornback ray, tope and haddock. The remains of several species of shellfish can still be seen in the sand dunes of the area, where they were deposited 6,000 years ago. One of the most important finds were some cow bones, dating to 5700 BP (Before Present), making them the earliest evidence for cattle in Ireland.

90. County Monaghan, Ireland — Historical Information And Resources the County, ireland This may help those searching for ancestors in County Monaghan,and those interested in the general history of this area. history of Oriel. http://ahd.exis.net/monaghan/default.htm

th Century Ulster (lg format) the County, Ireland This is a compilation of information found over many years and with the help from friends of Monaghan on the Internet. This may help those searching for ancestors in County Monaghan, and those interested in the general history of this area. History of Oriel Ulster Diocese of Clogher, Monaghan th C. Baronies with Civil Parishes Estates Map Poor Law Unions 1837 County Towns Aughnamullen 1837 Townland Map Aughnamullen 1844 ... Aghnamullen Townlands, PLU and Lessors, Map Parishes Agabog, Clones, Clontibret, Donagh, Donaghamoyne, Errigal Drumsnat 1844 Cootehill, Cavan 1844 Church Registers Irish Placenames Monaghan Names in Verse Catholic Qualification Rolls c 1778 FHC Film/Fiche FHC Microfilm Catholic records Dublin as a Resource Monaghan / Ulster Links Reading Resources Join Monaghan Mailing List In the body of email: subscribe monaghan Ireland Resources Irish Names / Naming Patterns General Genealogy Resources Cromwellian Adventurers for all of Ireland Ireland 2000 in Photos Slide Show of Photos Scenic Ireland Postcards Irish Connections Travel / Tour NE Ireland Photo Journal County Down Images Comments / Questions "Colla da Croich (85), was the founder of the Kingdom of

91. AIM25: Association Of Anaesthetists Of Great Britain And Ireland: History Of Ana Reference code(s) GB 2127 HAS. Held at Association of Anaesthetists of GreatBritain and ireland. Title history of Anaesthesia Society. Date(s) 19862001. http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=6104&inst_id=26

92. ABOUT Glenans Ireland -- History, Structure, Board Of Directors Glenans Irish Sailing Club 5 Lower Mount Street Dublin 2 ireland tel +353 1 661 1481fax +353 1 676 4249 Email info@glenans-ireland.com Copyright 1996 - 2003. http://www.glenans-ireland.com/about.htm

HOME ABOUT Glenans Ireland START Sailing IMPROVE your sailing VISIT our Sail Centres CHOOSE a Course MAKE a Booking JOIN Glenans Ireland TRAVEL to Ireland READ our Newsletter WHAT the Papers Say about Glenans Ireland OTHER Club Activities REQUEST a Brochure EXPLORE our Links and Sailors' Resources PRIVACY Policy SCUTTLEBUTT Sailing News VISIT the Glenans Sailor's Bookshop in association with Glenans Irish Sailing Club 5 Lower Mount Street Dublin 2 Ireland tel +353 1 661 1481 fax +353 1 676 4249 E-mail info@glenans-ireland.com version Française Glenans Irish Sailing Club is the largest sailing school in Ireland. T he Club has two residential sailing centres. Baltimore, on the south coast, is our cruising base and Collanmore, on the west coast is home to the dinghy and catamaran sailors and the windsurfers. Glenans has been teaching sailing in Ireland since 1969. Since then, more than 40,000 people have learned sailing with us. We welcome beginners and expert sailors, from all of Ireland and from many countries. Glenans Irish Sailing Club Ltd. is associated with, but separate from, the famous French sailing school Les Glenans.

93. 8.2 - Chronological List Of Dates Of Irish History (This according to a contributor is reconstructed folk history and notbased on the archaeology.) c.AD350 Christianity reaches ireland. http://www.ibiblio.org/gaelic/Eire/7.8.2.html

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94. History.html Click for famous quotes about ireland. Click here for a pictorial surveyof ireland's history. If one proclamation deserves another click here. http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~bj333/history.html

History: A Tragedy of Many Dimensions and Many Causal Influences on all Sides: The Irish Potato Famine Click for famous quotes about Ireland Click here for a pictorial survey of Ireland's History If one proclamation deserves another click here The Battle of the Boyne and Orange Perspectives Orange A Voice of Contemporary Irish Immigration and Nationalism Black 47 See how the famine images still burn on in this Potatoe Poem by Jamam Platt ( true speech audio) If you have not read the books listed here your reading is not complete -click If I want to have a Pile'O Ticks I Comb my DogBut they Say-For Truth You Must Go to the "Horse's Mouth" So Be It: I Present "The Horse's Mouth": A Knowledgable Horse Click here! A Horse of a Different Color Click Here! A Proposed path toward peace! Link to a Geneological Page Geneology/Related Links Directory of This Irish Studies Page Literature and Verse Resources for Irish Gaelic Folklore and Seasonal Celebrations Drink and the Pub ... Home

95. Folk Music Of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales And America Traditional Tunes from 1600 to 1900. Lyrics, Midi, Origins of the Songs and Information on Events in the Songs. With Child Ballads, Popular Songs in American history, Sea Shanties and Turlough O'Carolan. http://www.contemplator.com/folk.html

Welcome to Lesley Nelson (aka the Contemplator )'s Folk Music Site. Folk and Traditional Music and Popular Songs, with Lyrics, Midi, Tune Information and History behind the folksongs and ballads. Irish, British and American Folk Music including Francis J. Child Ballads and Sea Shanties. This page was updated February 2, 2003 The background music is Spanish Ladies Sequenced by Lesley Nelson-Burns If you wish to use any of these tunes in an archive or on a webpage READ THIS There is a Framed Version which provides faster load time because there are no graphics. If you have questions, please go to the Introduction Folk Music Files If you are looking for a particular folksong, the fastest way to find it is to use the Search Engine New and Updated Folk Music The Tarpaulin Jacket New! (2/2/03) Come, Loose Every Sail to the Breeze New! (1/1/03) ... Songs of Love: Part One True Love, Sad and Tragic Love Songs of Love: Part Two False Love, Unrequited Love and Battle of the Sexes Lullabies, Sad Songs, Songs of Home, and of Melancholy and Nostalgia Songs of the Countryside, ... Songs of America Children's and Nonsense Songs Aiken Drum (2) As I Was Going to Banbury The Bird Song Go Get the Ax ... Carolan Main Page Folk Music Links General Folk Music Links More Links for Ballads and Broadsides Webrings Folk Music Resources Because of the many requests I receive for information on songbooks and other resources I have become an Amazon Associate (that's the book store type Amazon...) For resources click below to check out

96. National Gallery Of Ireland Details about exhibitions, programmes and events, general information and gallery news. http://www.nationalgallery.ie/

April Lecture Series 'Art Architecture and the Applied Arts' 'Paul Henry', Retrospective Exhibition, 19 February - 18 May 2003, Paul Henry (1876-1958) 'Mountains and Lake, Connemara', 1934 courtesy, Private Collection National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West Dublin 2 Tel. +353-1-661 5133 Fax. E-mail. info@ngi.ie Web. www.nationalgallery.ie We do not recommend that you send personal or financial details to us via email as they will not be secure. The National Gallery of Ireland is generously sponsored by The Gallery is grateful to Typecraft Limited for their generous sponsorship of the Gallery News and to Contact Paper for supplying the paper. The online gallery is brought to you by

97. Chamber Of Commerce Ireland - Website Guide to business news, contacts and information in ireland. http://www.chambersireland.ie/

relativeDir = ""; Home Chamber Network Policy and Press Business Services ... Contacts Full listing of Chambers Choose A County Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Donegal Dublin Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow Go Latest News CCI Sceptical of FAS’s Ability to Provide Staff to Companies as Part of Restrictions on Work Permit Programme The Chambers of Commerce of Ireland (CCI) is sceptical of the ability of FAS to deliver staff in light of the announcement this evening (Monday 7th April) of changes in the work permit programme which will see substantial restrictions in the categories of staff which can be recruited from outside the EEA area. CCI Welcomes Strategic Rail Review - But Concerned that it Doesn’t Match the Ambitions of the National Spatial Strategy The Chambers of Commerce of Ireland (CCI) has broadly welcomed the publication today (Thursday, 3rd April) of the Strategic Rail Review but has expressed concerns regarding the vision of the report in the context of the National Spatial Spatial Strategy. Chambers Ratify Social Partnership Deal The Chambers of Commerce of Ireland (CCI) formally voted in favour of ratifying the new social partnership agreement at a meeting this afternoon (25/3) of its National Council representing 53 affiliated chambers and over 11,000 member businesses throughout the country.

98. Ireland.com Coverage of rugby, golf, soccer, GAA hurling and football and racing from the Irish Times. Subscription based. http://www.ireland.com/sports/

Today's Paper Your E-Mail Site Map Take me to... TODAY Breaking News Sports The Irish Times Business Technology Weather ON THE MOVE Jobs Property Motors SERVICES Ancestors Dublin Live Email Explore Ireland Training You Are Here: HOME SPORTS Wednesday, April 09, 2003 White heat melts United Ronaldo clashes with Wes Brown Real Madrid 3 Man Utd 1 Soccer: Manchester United can never have dreamed that they would look a 3-1 defeat in the face and greet it with civility. Gary Neville and Paul Scholes will be suspended for the return leg, but the second part of this quarter-final is not wholly academic. A goal by Ruud van Nistelrooy halted a rout last night at the Bernabeu. No State funding available for stadium GAA: The issue of rising GAA debts in relation to Croke Park will take on new importance at this weekend's Congress in Belfast, with confirmation yesterday that the association won't be receiving any further Government funding towards the redevelopment work at the stadium for at least the remainder of this year. Other headlines Soccer: Intense from Pat's to present Rugby: Horgan odds-on to miss out GAA: Congress structures 'cumbersome' Golf: Tiger's already burning brightly Rugby: Henderson or Holland the main choice Soccer: Intense from Pat's to present Equestrian: Belfast bid for World Cup show ISC: ISC plan to broaden participation in sport Sports Feedback: sports@irish-times.com

99. Irish History: General Topics http://wwwvms.utexas.edu/~jdana/history/general.html

General Irish History Histories of Ireland online + last updated 2 September 1999 Histories of Ireland Ireland in the New Century by Sir Horace Plunkett Desmond's Concise History of Ireland History of Ireland from 16th Century to the Creation of an Irish Republic (essay by Jacqueline Dana) Beyond the Pale (history of Ireland) Nine Centuries of Domination and Resistance From Civil War to the War for Civil Rights War in the Streets, Struggle in the Prisons Ireland Since the Hunger Strike ... The History of Ireland (Brief overview of history topics) 1500 Years a Nation (from Irish Northern Aid) The Raced Celt - A Sourcebook This Week in Irish History (from Wildgeese.com) Nine Centuries of Domination and Resistance by Peter Urban From Civil War to the Struggle for Civil Rights by Caitlin Hines (brief history, in French)

100. Irish Tourist Board The official guide and a comprehensive presentation about visiting ireland, with accommodation, activities, events, contacts, maps and route planning, weather, travel notes and the capability to form an online personal brochure. http://www.ireland.travel.ie/

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