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	Adamstown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Adamstown, New South Wales, a town in New South Wales
		Adamstown, Pitcairn Island, the capital city of the Pitcairn Islands
		This article consisting of geographical locations is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adamstown (105 words)

	Irish Times Article - Queues at Adamstown as first homes launched (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Adamstown is envisaged primarily as a family location and a one-unit-per-buyer policy should discourage investors.
		Adamstown Castle is the most significant new homes launch in recent years, a landmark project which will set the standard for future developments of this scale.
		Adamstown, west Dublin: mix of apartments and houses in new town where infrastructure, like the children's playground is already in place.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/property/2006/0216/4081100845RPADAMSTOWNN.html (732 words)

	2005 in Ireland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		September 26 - In a move described as "the day the gun was taken out of Irish politics", the head of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning, General John de Chastelain, says that he is satisfied that the Irish Republican Army has completed the decommissioning of its entire arsenal of weapons.
		November 18 - Cork City FC win the eircom League of Ireland for the second time in their history in front of a capacity crowd at Turners Cross Stadium.
		The UEFA under 19 european championship was hosted by Ireland, with the final won by France in Windsor Park on the 29th of July
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/2005_in_Ireland (1573 words)

	Anthony Reddy Associates - Irish Independent Article, March 2005
		Adamstown in West Dublin is to become the next major residential area near the city.
		The concept at Adamstown is to provide a self-contained and sustainable community, with the key difference being a commitment to provide the necessary supporting physical and social infrastructure and services in tandem with the development of quality housing.
		Adamstown will be developed based on a timescale and master plan prepared by SDCC and approved by An Bord Pleanala, and will be delivered under the auspices of SDCC in accordance with its designation known as a Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) – a novel fast track means of speeding of new housing developments.
	www.anthonyreddy.com /media/cuttings/adamstown.htm (813 words)

	A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland by Samuel Lewis
		The manufacture of sacking, of which this place is the principal seat, is extensively carried on: it is made of tow brought from the North of Ireland, and in the town are from 200 to 300 looms in constant operation, each producing annually about 40 pieces of 60 yards in length.
		It is a rectory, in the diocese of Ferns, forming part of the union of Adamstown, and the corps of the archdeaconry: the tithes amount to £360.
		The port is very favourably situated for trade at the inner extremity of Carlingford bay, an arm of the sea extending nine miles south-east, and two miles in breadth at its mouth between Cooley point, in the county of Louth, and Cranfield point, in that of Down.
	www.libraryireland.com /topog/n.php (18679 words)

	Free Irish Reference Works
		Abbeygormagan Abbeygormagan parish, barony of Leitrim and Longford, County Galway, Ireland
		Abington Abington parish, barony of Owney-Arra, Tipperary, and Owney-beg, Limerick, Ireland
		Adamstown Adamstown or Murnevan parish, barony of Bantry, County Wexford, Ireland
	www.libraryireland.com /subjectindex.php (421 words)

	Irish Times Article - Adamstown: new town built to a master plan
		Adamstown will be developed based on a timescale and master plan prepared by SDCC and approved by An Bord Pleanála, and will be delivered under the auspices of SDCC in accordance with its designation known as a Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) - a novel fast track means of speeding up new housing developments.
		Education and childcare is a major focus within Adamstown, with four schools, three primary and one post-primary, and some 1,400 creche places being provided.
		The first phase of homes in Adamstown Castle will predominately consist of three- and four-bed houses together with two- and three-bed duplex homes and a selection of large one- and two-bed apartments.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/property/2006/0112/1637988435RPTALKPROP_12.html (860 words)

	Adamstown - Archiseek Architecture Planning Discussion
		South Dublin County Council is planning to build some 10,000 new homes catering for a population in excess of 20,000 people on 500 acres of lands at Adamstown in Lucan over the next decade in the country's first major Strategic Development Zone scheme of its type.
		Senior executive planner with South Dublin County Council, Paul Hogan, told yesterday's hearing that Adamstown would be built to best practice in planning and design to create sustainable living communities, not just large-scale housing developments.
		Adamstown SDZ consists of 11 development areas and four amenity areas with a maximum of 10,150 homes, four schools, two new quality bus corridor routes, park-and-ride facilities, pedestrian and cycling routes, a fire station and its own railway station.
	www.archiseek.com /content/showthread.php?p=14644 (386 words)

	:: An Taisce - The National Trust for Ireland :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Tomorrow evening, South Dublin County Council is due to vote on the proposed development of 10,000 houses at Adamstown, which will double the size of Lucan to that akin of Galway.
		In principle, An Taisce is in favour of Adamstown - provided that the council phases development in line with infrastructure, though it is shameful that the 550 acre plan was not first subjected to an Environmental Impact Assessment.
		Indeed, it is within this regard, and that of the recent experience of 2001 when many homes in Lucan were flooded, that An Taisce would advocate that a particularly cautionary approach should be adopted on behalf of the local authorities when it comes to the further development of the Lucan area.
	www.antaisce.org /press/editorials.html?id=172 (436 words)

	Adamstown plan will fail without Government commitment / Latest News / News / Home - Green Party / Comhaontas Glas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Deputy Gogarty said that the plan was doomed to failure without the proper investment in public transport, the provision of rail capacity and the early opening of school buildings.
		The proposed new rail turning facility at Adamstown is welcome, as is the four tracking of the railway line, but to avoid gridlock and ensure that people can get to work on time, we need electrification, connections from Heuston to the city centre and a new rail line linking the suburbs.”
		The Green Party is also concerned that the Adamstown project has been given the green light without an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).
	www.greenparty.ie /en/news/latest_news/adamstown_plan_will_fail_without_government_commitment (473 words)

	Cullen Genealogy Posts: Co. Wexford, Ireland
		William arrived in the USA in 1897 and returned to Ireland in 1909 where he married Catherine and had four children; Edmond, Ellen, William, Margaret.
		abt 1810 in Monomalin, County Wexford, Ireland, married Lewis Weadock/Waddick in 1842 in Wexford and died on October 11, 1876 in St. Mary's Auglaize County, Ohio USA.
		They had several children in Ireland, the oldest of whom, Andrew, my gr-grandfather, was born in 1820.
	www.lrbcg.com /jtCullen/PostWexf.htm (2652 words)

	C of I Vestry Minutes
		The Representative Church Body Library (RCBL) is the official repository for Church of Ireland records in the 26 counties of the Republic of Ireland.
		Two inventories, one of the parish registers (of baptism, marriage and burial) and the other of the parish vestry minutes preserved at the RCBL, are hosted here with permission of the library.
		The Vestry Minutes inventory is searchable by county, Church of Ireland diocese, and parish.
	ireland.progenealogists.com /churchireland.asp (201 words)

	Just Football (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Probably the unfittest courier in ireland and still gets dropped to his games by his dad
		Adamstown's latest recruit who transferred, who was almost signed when
		Adamstown helping the community by integrating with the homeless people
	www.adamstownfc.com (304 words)

	RTE News - An Bord Pleanála hearing over Adamstown
		Lucan is one of the fastest growing towns in Ireland.
		Planners argue that Adamstown will only be developed in stages to ensure they get it right and, while there has not been an environmental impact study, there has been a considerable appraisal and the original plan was amended.
		Planners across the country will be watching the battle closely as Adamstown is the first such development to go through a fast track planning system.
	www.rte.ie /news2/2003/0721/adamstown.html (306 words)

	Church of Ireland Gazette - Focus on the United Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough - 30th April 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The perception that the dioceses are flourishing is confirmed by the 2002 Census figures which showed a considerable increase in church members.
		Growth in West Dublin has led to planning for a 'green-field' church and school in Adamstown, in the parish of Lucan, and a new parish centre in Clonsilla.
		The Senior Citizen Cyber Café at St Ann's continues to function successfully, as does the Millennium Enniskerry Charabanc project, whereby a minibus purchased by the Church of Ireland and the Roman Catholic parishes is used to transport senior citizens to church once a month or to a drop-in centre in Powerscourt Parish Hall.
	gazette.ireland.anglican.org /300404/focus300404.htm (1518 words)

	Construct Ireland -:- Temple Media
		Noting that the rate of legal challenges to decisions on infrastructure projects was much higher than for planning appeals, Mr O'Connor said this raised "considerable" potential for delays in securing final planning clearance for such projects.
		On planning appeals, the board was "hitting 80 per cent" of decisions within the 18-week statutory period, even for large housing schemes and Strategic Development Zone plans such as Adamstown in west Dublin.
		There was a significant drop in the number of large housing schemes in 2002, probably due to developers bringing forward planning applications in advance of the introduction of Part V of the 2000 Act on affordable housing.
	constructireland.ie /news.php?artID=268 (604 words)

	Press Centre, company news, strategy, press releases, invest in Ireland - IDA Ireland
		IDA Ireland is seeking to build on Ireland’s success as a major centre for the global IT industry by attracting a major integrated circuit manufacturing project to Ireland.
		It is close to some of Ireland’s leading universities and institutes of technology and a highly skilled workforce in the surrounding area.
		Sean Dorgan, Chief Executive of IDA Ireland, announcing this initiative stated “In the face of severe global competition for internationally mobile projects, having an attractive site with planning permission in place for a high tech manufacturing and research facility will further enhance Ireland’s ability to win these major strategic investments.
	www.idaireland.com /home/news.aspx?id=9&content_id=528 (975 words)

	Donowney or Downoney parish, county Wexford, Ireland, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		It is in the diocese of Ferns; the rectory is approptiate to the see and the vicarage forms part of the union of Horetown: the tithes amount to £38.15 shillings 4½ pence, of which two thirds are payable to the bishop and the remainder to the vicar.
		In the Roman Catholic divisions it is partly in the union or district of Taghmon, but chiefly in that of Newbawn or Adamstown.
		Ireland and Irish Emigration to the New World, 1815 to the Famine
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/wex/donowney.htm (320 words)

	Hunt Saboteurs Ireland
		Court case following the discovery of an "All Ireland badger baiting" contest on a farmer's land at Bonarea near the village of Cappawhite Co.Tipperary on the 21st of September 1986.
		His wife was seen waving a white towel to the people at the contest when it was uncovered.
		These four convictions were the first obtained for the crime of badger baiting in the Republic of Ireland.
	www.huntsabsireland.org /badger.htm (1257 words)

	RTE News - Lawlor stands to make €2.5m on Adamstown
		The Tribunal was told today that Mr Lawlor is claiming a 25% interest in the pipeline system which will drain 20% of the development.
		In a separate development, An Bord Pleanála has decided to continue the Adamstown hearing, even though one of the most contentious aspects of the plan can only be partially discussed.
		An Bord Pleanála has ruled that the issue of traffic capacity on the road can be discussed, but not the route or whether it should exist at all.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/0722/adamstown.html (189 words)

	Corcoran Two More Descendants - article from The Ballindine Post, Mayo, West of Ireland
		He was educated at St Pius X College, Adamstown, and at St Francis Xavier College, Hamilton.
		She has never travelled to Ireland, but her first stop would be to Trinity College in Dublin to pay her respects to the Book of Kells.
		She then plans to explore Ireland and to see the places where her ancestors lived, notably Ballindine, from where her great-grandparents emigrated in 1890.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /Mayo/Towns/BallinD/BDpost/Corcoran3.htm (1261 words)

	clonroche, The History
		They introduced the feudal system to Ireland and made grants of lands to the mercenary leadership.
		The Butlers were the Monfin branch of the Butlers of Kilcash or Ormonde who owned vast tracts of land in south east Ireland stretching from Roscrea to Wexford.
		Famine was at it's hight at this time in Ireland and Father Hore saw the only way to alleviate the peoples distress was to emegrate to America.
	www.esatclear.ie /~lorcand/history.htm (2180 words)

	Ireland Old News
		O'Sullivan, son of the late J. O'Sullivan, Esq., Kenmare, county Kerry, Ireland.
		On the 2nd of June, at New York, in her 76th year, Margaret Dunican, late of Eglish, King's County, Ireland.
		Great Britain is the chief consumer, the usual supply to that country from Ireland having largely diminished.—New York Paper.
	www.irelandoldnews.com /Cork/1865/JUN.html (5985 words)

	Free Death Records for Ireland on Ancestors at Rest
		Collon (Church of Ireland) Parish Burials County Louth Ireland 1791 ~ 1823.
		The Flax Growers of County Louth Ireland 1796.
		Genealogy is the study of family pedigrees, the descent of a person or family from an ancestor, generation by generation.
	www.ancestorsatrest.com /ireland_genealogy.shtml (819 words)

	BreakingNews.ie: Twelve buyers for each home in Adamstown launch
		The new Garda Ombudsman Commission will have the staffing and the budget to match the Police Ombudsman in Northern Ireland, it was claimed tonight.
		Adamstown, the biggest housing development ever undertaken in the State already has 12 potential buyers for each home.
		The first 330 homes in Adamstown Castle are set to be launched this Thursday, and Gunne auctioneers have claimed that they already have a database of 4,000 interested parties.
	www.breakingnews.ie /2006/02/11/story244185.html (254 words)

	NEW SUPER TOWN AT ADAMSTOWN, LUCAN WILL BECOME PLANNING NIGHTMARE IF INFRASTRUCTURE GUARANTEES ARE NOT IN PLACE- CLAIM ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Adamstown scheme, which will comprise over 10,000 dwellings and is expected to attract over 25,000 persons into the area, will be voted on by Dublin South County Council on May 12th next.
		Unless the Government gives a copper-fastened guarantee that Adamstown will receive funding for public transport, road and educational infrastructure, you will end up with the biggest planning mess this country has ever seen.
		Yet as the SDZ Plan determines the type and scale of the development in Adamstown, it becomes a project.
	www.greenparty.ie /en/news/news_archive/new_super_town_at_adamstown_lucan_will_become_planning_nightmare_if_infrastructure_guarantees_are_not_in_place_claim_greens (692 words)

	eircom league Ireland football irish soccer republic of ireland football (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Republic of Ireland Under 21 striker was in sensational form towards the end of the season bagging eight goals in the final 12 games of the season including two in four matches during November as Cork City pushed Shelbourne all the way in the title race.
		He was not selected for the World Youth Championships, scheduled for March 2003, but the postponement and his transfer to Cork City worked in his favour as his form and five goals from midfield made it impossible for manager Gerry Smith to leave him out when the Championships were eventually played in November 2003.
		Doyle was the only member of the squad to have never played in England but he showed that experience in England is not a prerequisite for international football as he was one of Ireland's stars playing in three of Ireland's matches scoring once.
	www.soccercentral.ie /viewstory.asp?mainheading=&id=14379&viewstory=yes (658 words)

	The Wexford Echo Newspaper - County Wexford, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bannow parish was cast into a cloud of dark gloom recently with the news of the sudden death of Phyllis Stafford (nee O’Dwyer, Ballygow, Bannow) at her residence in Clontarf.
		A large contingent from the parish are expected in Wexford Park on Saturday to give moral support to our Snr Hurling team in their bid to reach the co. semi-final of the senior hurling championship if they can overcome Oylegate in the quarter final on that day.
		The Junior hurlers played Adamstown in the championship on Wednesday evening last in a game they had to win to remain in the competition.
	www.unison.ie /wexford_echo/index.php3?ca=41&issue_id=8239 (9271 words)

	The Wexford People Newspaper - County Wexford, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A GROUP of Wexford supporters were a bit peeved that RTE had no Model county memories in its list of 'Top 20 G.A.A. moments'.'What about super-sub Billy Byrne's match-winning scores against Kilkenny in 1997 or the Wexford hurling matches of the '50s and '60s?,' one fan who made contact asks.
		WEXFORD HAVE been hit with a spate of injuries and withdrawals ahead of the All-Ireland finals in Galway this weekend.
		OUTSTANDING SERVICE to badminton was rewarded in fitting fashion in Portmarnock recently when Pat Lynch of New Ross, the county P.R.O., received the Stein Travel National Club Person of the Year award.It was refreshing to see such a large number of sporting organisations present at the ceremony held in the White Sands Hotel.
	www.unison.ie /wexford_people/index.php3?ca=37&issue_id=12340 (2989 words)

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