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	Balbriggan Rugby Football Club Dublin Ireland.
		Balbriggan lifted throughout the second half playing with much better field position then New Ross with the ball only coming into their own quarter on two occasions whilst New Ross seemed to be defending for the remainder of the match.
		Balbriggan were now within range of their hosts 26 – 17 but were unable to continue the come back with St Marys holding on for victory.
		Balbriggan worked hard through the remainder of the second half to close the match out and seemed to get their just rewards when super sub Dale McAuley popped a miracle ball around the back of a defender to his wingman Michael McAuley who scooted the 20 metres to the try-line.
	www.balbrigganrfc.com /news.htm (8901 words)

	Balbriggan Golf Club, North County, Dublin, Ireland
		Balbriggan Golf Course is an exigent parkland course with fine views of the east shore and the Cooley and Mourne Mountains The blend of natural slopes scores another specialty of this club.
		Visitors are always welcome at Balbriggan and it is absolutely significant to notice that the green fee for an 'early bird' is obtainable before 10am on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
		Travelling from the North, take the Balbriggan exit (R132) at the start of the Balbriggan bypass, travel through the town, and the club is located on your left-hand-side (5 miles from bypass).
	www.dublinevents.com /dublin-golf/balbriggan-golf-club.php (489 words)

	Balbriggan & District Chamber of Commerce - A New Town, Your Town
		The population of Balbriggan in 1659 was 30.
		The further expansion of Balbriggan as an industrial town was guaranteed with the opening, in 1844, of the Dublin to Drogheda railway.
		But the Sack of Balbriggan in September 1920 was a sad night for the town when the Black and Tans based in Gormanston Barracks sacked and burned 25 houses, the Deedes Templars Mill, and a small factory in the town.
	balbrigganchamber.ie /balbriggan-history.php (921 words)

	Balbriggan - NorthCountyDublin.com on ForumForUs
		Balbriggan is situated 36 km north of Dublin city, on the Belfast–Dublin main line of the Irish rail network.
		Balbriggan is the most northerly town in Fingal(although the village of Balscadden lies further north within the county).
		Balbriggan is currently experiencing a building boom as a result of the demand for housing within the wider Dublin region.
	www.northcountydublin.com /Balbriggan (424 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Balbriggan
		Balbriggan (Baile Brigín in Irish) is a town(Pop.
		Balbriggan is situated 32 km north of Dublin city, on the Belfast–Dublin main line of the Irish rail network.
		Balbriggan is the most northerly town in Fingal (although the village of Balscadden lies further north within the county).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Balbriggan (1403 words)

	Balbriggan - LoveToKnow 1911
		BALBRIGGAN, a market-town and seaport of Co. Dublin, Ireland, in the north parliamentary division, 214 m.
		The town has considerable manufactures of cottons and hosiery, "Balbriggan hose" being well known.
		Balbriggan is much frequented as a watering-place in summer.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Balbriggan (118 words)

	Balbriggan. History and Photos. Balbriggan.net. No.1 Web site.
		The area around Balbriggan has almost certainly been populated since shortly after the first people arrived on these shores, but the town of Balbriggan is a relatively recent development.
		Spelled variously as Ballybrygdyn, Ballybriggen, Balbriggen and Balbriggan the town's name is said by writer P.W. Joyce to be derived from "Baile Bhrecan: Brecan, a very usual personal name." Local tradition points to the Bracken stream as being a corruption of Breac-in (Small Trout) and a possible source of the town's placename.
		The little port of Balbriggan very quickly prospered and apart from the development of a local fishing fleet, a sizeable trade grew up in the port where large quantities of corn and timber were exported and imports of slates, coal, culm and rock salt were unloaded at the busy quayside.
	www.balbriggan.net /history.html (1756 words)

	Balbriggan
		Balbriggan (Irish: Baile Brigín) is a town in north County Dublin, Ireland.
		It was subject to the brutality of the Black and Tans in the 1920, an event known as the 'Sack of Balbriggan'.
		It was also the location of the 19th century Smith's Stocking Mill, which made stockings for Queen Victoria, as well as men's 'Long-Johns' called Balbrigganers.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/ba/balbriggan.html (181 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 458 - 09 November, 1995 - Ceisteanna-Questions. Oral Answers. - Garda Replacements.
		Balbriggan is the district headquarters and is open to the public 24 hours each day.
		There is one marked and one unmarked patrol car allocated to Balbriggan, and one marked patrol car each allocated to Skerries and Rush stations which perform mobile patrols in their areas.
		Since the Balbriggan station is open on a 24-hour day basis, it can hardly be said that the crime figures are down because the station is closed.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0458/D.0458.199511090015.html (877 words)

	Balbriggan Bus Service, by Dublin Bus & Bus Eireann
		The route operates anti clockwise from Balbriggan Railway Station via Drogheda Street, the new housing developments along the Balbriggan inner relief road such as Brega and Moylaragh, Dublin Street, Bridge Street and Drogheda Street.
		The introduction of the route is part of an overall traffic management plan for Balbriggan, to curb traffic congestion.
		The Bus Eireann service is quicker than the Dublin Bus route 33, with Balbriggan the first/ last stop, although the fare is slightly higher.
	www.irishbuses.com /Balbriggan.html (445 words)

	Irish Hotels - Escape to Balbriggan, Dublin
		Balbriggan, a small town seaside in Dublin County, has constantly attracted visitors since time immemorial every summer season mainly due to its idyllic location.
		The company, originating from Balbriggan, has reached the entire globe, in particular, the United States, for over two centuries and is incredibly famous for its excellent quality.
		Summer spent in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, is a great start to beat the heat with an afternoon spent in the beach just relaxing and a whole day of shopping spree, a must for every traveler visiting a place for the first time.
	www.irishhotels.com /Escape-to-Balbriggan,-Dublin.html (597 words)

	Balbriggan (from Thom's Almanac and General Directory, 1862: County Dublin Directory).
		BALBRIGGAN, a maritime town in Balrothery parish, Balrothery east barony, county of Dublin, 22 miles N. by E. from Dublin, comprising an area of 180 acres.
		It is situate on the eastern coast, and on the Drogheda railway, of which it forms the ninth station from Dublin.
		The commerce of Balbriggan is chiefly in the coasting trade, and in the import of coals, bark, and salt, and the export of corn, meal, and flour.
	www.libraryireland.com /articles/BalbrigganThom1862/index.php (634 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 239 - 17 April, 1969 - Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Post-primary Education ...
		Lenihan: As I explained to the Deputy in my reply of 24th October, 1968, the purpose of the free transport scheme is to provide the opportunity of post-primary education for children who live an excessive distance from the nearest post-primary school.
		The scheme does not apply to boys of intermediate certificate standard residing in Balbriggan, since free education up to that standard is available locally.
		Pending the provision of a leaving certificate course for boys in Balbriggan, boys from the area will be given free transport to adjacent centres which provide such a course.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0239/D.0239.196904170013.html (475 words)

	Balbriggan Information
		Balbriggan (Baile Brigín in Irish) is a town (Pop.
		The latter are referred to in several John Wayne films.
		Balbriggan is situated 36 km north of Dublin city, on the Belfast–Dublin main line of the Irish rail network.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Balbriggan (402 words)

	Balbriggan Release
		On completion, this centre will be a valuable resource not only for the many animals needing assistance, but also for the many visitors who will be able to experience first hand the marine wildlife of Ireland and the work of the Irish Seal Sanctuary.
		Balbriggan is a rapidly developing town with a growing population.
		In the future, these releases will be concentrated around the centre, bringing crowds on day trips to balbriggan during public holidays – from past experience, crowds of c 5,000 can be expected to visit balbriggan.
	www.irishsealsanctuary.ie /html/home/mcc.htm (1245 words)

	Balbriggan Golf Club Homepage
		Balbriggan Golf Club is an 18 hole parkland golf course situated in north County Dublin only minutes from Dublin Airport.
		Follow the sign to Balbriggan and we are on the right hand side as you approach the town from the South.To arrange a tee time please contact Nigel Howley our Club Professional.
		Established in 1945, and after many phases of development, the course presents a challenge to all who play it.
	www.balbriggangolfclub.com (294 words)

	Sherry Fitzgerald O'Connor Crean - For all your property requirements in Balbriggan and North County Dublin, Fingal and ...
		Balbriggan has excellent facilities (including bus and rail links), the beach, cinema, restaurants, many clubs including rugby, soccer, GAA, cricket, golf, pitch and putt, boxing, cycling and darts.
		Balbriggan is within easy access of the M1 and the magnificent Ardgillen Castle and its spectacular parkland is only a short distance away.
		Turn left at the 1st set of traffic lights, left at the next roundabout and continue to the end of Moylaragh Road take a sharp left then right into Martello and the property is on your left.
	www.balbrigganproperties.com /2martelloroad.htm (205 words)

	Fingal County Council - Front Strand Beach, Balbriggan
		Balbriggan town is served by the No. 33 bus service and by Bus Éireann, which depart from Dublin City Centre.
		Front Strand Beach in Balbriggan is guarded by Lifeguards during the bathing season.
		The harbour at Balbriggan, built between 1761 and 1765 by local landlords the Hamilton Family, facilitated the growth of the commercial port at their estate village.
	www.fingalcoco.ie /EnvironmentandWater/Beaches/ListofBeaches/FrontStrandBeachBalbriggan (485 words)

	Balbriggan, Dublin Photographer - Wedding, Portrait, Commercial, Event and Other Photography Service
		Click here to learn more about why a Marketingtool.com Balbriggan photography service featured listing is one of the best methods of advertising your business.
		This professional photographer services: Balbriggan, Dublin from a local, regional or national office.
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	Balbriggan Golf Club, Benvenuto, Irlanda Tutti le guesthouse
		Accommodation_Dublin Balbriggan Golf Club is an 18 hole parkland golf course situated in north County Dublin.
		Getting to Balbriggan Golf Club: Travelling from Dublin on the main Dublin/Belfast road, take the Balbriggan exit (R132) at the start of the Balbriggan bypass and follow the road signs to Balbriggan.
		Travelling from the North, take the Balbriggan exit (R132) at the start of the Balbriggan bypass, travel through the town, and the club is located on your left-hand-side (5 miles from bypass).
	www.terreireland.com /negozio-detail-_117-2.html (169 words)

	Balbriggan Encyclopedia Information @ AlienArtifacts.com (Alien Artifacts) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Balbriggan Market House is a 5 bay 2 storey building built in 1811 currently used as a shop
		Established in 1945, this club is the most successful in the town.
		Established in late 1999, this club is the newest and probably the smallest in the town.
	www.alienartifacts.com /encyclopedia/Balbriggan (1293 words)

	Balbriggan, Ireland Cheap Hotels Motels - hotel and motel rooms and reservations available in Balbriggan, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Balbriggan Ireland is a great place to visit.
		Whether you're traveling for a family vacation or a corporate business trip our Balbriggan, Ireland travel information will help you find a hotel that matches your needs and offers you the lowest rates available on the internet.
		Click on a hotel or motel name from the list of hotels and motels available in Balbriggan, Ireland to find hotel and motel reservations that are available at this location.
	www.eztrip.com /Ireland/Balbriggan/BALBRIGGAN_IE_INTL.html (341 words)

	Balbriggan hotels, for discount hotels in Balbriggan
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	LABEL PRINTER Balbriggan
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		If you are from Balbriggan and looking for custom printed labels or a label printer in Balbriggan, lease contact us for samples or a quotation
	www.selfadhesivelabels.com /custom-Balbriggan-Labels.html (322 words)

	Welcome from Mr. Fynes
		It would be impossible to set out the whole myriad of activities that go on in this school but hopefully the sense of a happy, productive and caring community is evident.
		It is the vitality of the staff and students that makes Loreto Balbriggan unique.
		The professionalism and generosity of the staff ensure the highest standards in all aspects of school life.
	www.loretobalbriggan.ie /principalswelcome.htm (173 words)

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		Gichen Funokioshi said that karate was for everyone and can be practiced at all ages, whether for the sport aspect, self defence or simply as a confidence builder.
		Balbriggan Karate Club consists of an instructor panel of adult Brown and Black belts who are registered with the Official National Armature Karate Association of Ireland (O.N.A.K.A.I.) - The government recognized official body for Irish karate.
		Training in the Balbriggan dojo is formal but friendly.
	www.skerrieskarateclub.com /Balbriggan.htm (237 words)

	Home News - Balbriggan Release
		Pictured with the minister are I.S.S volunteers Laurence from France, Geoff from England, Lynn from the U.S.A., Brendan from colaiste choilm swords, Tessa an Pauline from swords, and Tamara, and the 3 seals Betty (the local), Noah and Jenny.
		Most eloquently he drew together climate changing relations within the marine and migratory patterns; People engaging with their environment charting a future for their children; ameliorating actions to oil spill an other man made destruction.
		Trevor Sargent has a long distinguished service to seals, the I.S.S, the M.C.C and to the environment in Balbriggan, and was a teacher before Dail and Cabinet claimed him from Balbriggan.
	www.irishsealsanctuary.ie /release/balbriggan20071117 (333 words)

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