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	Ballincollig County Cork Ireland Tourism Guide
		Ballincollig is a growing town with a population of about 20,000 in 2006.
		Ballincollig Castle, set on a rocky limestone outcrop to the south west of the town, dates from at least the fifteenth century.
		The Barretts purchased Ballincollig Castle from a Robert Coll, a knight, in the fifteenth century.
	www.cork-guide.ie /ballincollig/index.html (491 words)

	Clonmel R.F.C. Report
		First Ballincollig were awarded a penalty within the Clonmel 22, but they elected to run the ball and failed to breach the Clonmel defense.
		Clonmel too were awarded a penalty before half time within the Ballincollig 22, and again they elected to run the ball but failed to score.
		The pressure the Ballincollig defense were put under especially through runs from Laura Healy and Kate O'Loughlin with their pack in support resulted in a penalty being awarded directly beneath the posts.
	www.clonmelrfc.com /womens_ail_ballincollig2.html (378 words)

	Ballincollig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ballincollig (Irish: Baile an Chollaigh) is a town about 8 km west of Cork in County Cork, Ireland.
		In 1837, the mill employed 20000 workers, and by 1880, Ballincollig was one of the largest industrial establishments in Cork.
		Ballincollig also hit the headlines in 1957 when paleontologists discovered an almost complete fossil of a Tyrannosaurus Rex on a site on the west side of the town.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ballincollig (728 words)

	Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills Heritage Centre.
		The Royal Gunpowder Mills, Ballincollig Co. Cork is a unique and exciting Industrial Complex, which meanders along the bank of the river Lee.
		By the mid 1880's the Royal Gunpowder Mills, Ballincollig was one of the largest Industrial establishments in the Cork area.
		The Visitors’ Centre at the Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills was closed in 2002 but it is still possible for visitors to enjoy the walk along the designated path and see the ruins of the old buildings) associated with the Mills.
	www.cork-guide.ie /attractions/gunpmill.htm (307 words)

	Valuation Tribunal - rates valuation appeals nationwide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Stapleton stated that in recent years a comprehensive revision of hereditaments in Cork Lower region had been carried out and that in any such revisions the Commissioner could not be bound by historic levels of valuation if he was to achieve uniformity in rateable valuations throughout that town or part of the county.
		Stapleton stated that if the Commissioner was to achieve uniformity in the rateable valuation system within that part of the county he was obliged to value comparable properties of similar function on the same basis and this had been done in the instant case.
		McCarthy, it emerged that the valuations of the former's comparisons referred to in his written precis were not made on a square metre basis whereas the Bank of Ireland, Ballincollig, proffered as a comparison in the respondent's written precis did appear to have been valued on a square metre basis.
	www.valuation-trib.ie /categories/bank/VA92_3_007.htm (2365 words)

	Ballincollig A
		Ballincollig A.C. was represented by a number of brave athletes who took to the hilly course.
		Ballincollig A.C. was founded in 1995 with the aim of giving every child in Ballincollig the opportunity to participate in athletics.
		Ballincollig athletes have performed brilliantly at county, provincial and national level on the track over the last few years, and hopefully this season will see their success continued.
	homepage.eircom.net /~ballincolligac/index.html (8337 words)

	Welcome to Cork Kerry-Ballincollig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ballincollig is a vibrant town, now a rapidly growing satellite town of Cork City.
		Ballincollig’s Regional Park is open daily to the public and offers scenic walks by the River Lee, woodland and the waterways which were once part of the Gunpowder Mills transport system.
		In the early 1800s, a military barracks was built at Ballincollig to protect the supplies of gunpowder.
	www.corkkerry.ie /content.asp?id=62 (274 words)

	Branedy » Ballincollig Castle
		Ballincollig Castle is an interesting ruin, probably the oldest building in the Ballincollig Area.
		It is a part of the whole history of Ballincollig, and losing it to apartments would be a showing of lack of honour and pride on those in Ballincollig.
		The plight of Ballincollig castle and the intended housing development that was to be built was first highlighted and brought to the attention of the general public and politicians by an eight page colorf eature which appeared and was publishedin a local magazine back in January 2006.
	www.branedy.net /?p=191 (460 words)

	Ballincollig, County Cork
		It is a military station, and contains a cavalry barrack and a police depot for the province of Munster.
		The castle of Ballincollig, near the town, was formerly a stronghold of the Barretts, an Anglo-Irish family, who at one time possessed large estates in this county, and gave their name to the adjoining barony.
		Within a mile of the village of Ballincollig the beautiful river Bride unites with the Lee.
	www.libraryireland.com /SceneryIreland/III-7.php (356 words)

	The Ladies Gaelic Football Association of Ireland - News
		Ballincollig recorded their first ever win at underage level when they defeated a gallant Banteer in the Evening Echo U14D final last Friday in Kilmurray.
		Ballincollig were quickly into their stride and rattled off a goal and a point inside the first ten minutes.
		But Ballincollig replied with points from Aoife Cremin and Katie Allen before Grace McDonnell was fouled on the 13m line and up stepped Michelle McNally to dispatch the ball to the net.
	www.ladiesgaelic.ie /news/newnews1148.htm (379 words)

	Ballincollig - 4 bed apartment - 1700 p/m - Peoples Republic Of Cork Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Old Quarter is the new name for a superb residential development forming part of the exciting Ballincollig Town Centre Project.
		Old Quater is in the centre of Ballincollig, on the right hand side.
		Take the first left of the round about and Old Quarter is situated in the centre of Ballincollig, on the right hand side.
	www.peoplesrepublicofcork.com /forums/showthread.php?t=64371 (305 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ballincollig not just played with great heart and determination but their skill level was well above that of their opponents.
		On the day Ballincollig were flat and there performance was not a reflection of the way this Ballincolig can perform.
		Ballincollig advanced to the final of the U’16 football championship folowing a very good second half display against neighbours Eire Óg at Ballincollig last Monday Evening.
	www.ballincolliggaa.org /clubseniorsection/clubseniorsection.htm (617 words)

	Ballincollig Heritage
		Ballincollig is a rapidly growing town with a village at its centre.
		It has much heritage both within the town and in its hinterland.
		The commercial interests must be blended with the aesthetic and heritage needs of the community. See NEWS page (link at top of page) for news items relating to heritage.
	ballincollig.wordpress.com (89 words)

	Celts, Ballincollig likely to lose out - Printer-friendly version (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Celtic and Cork junior club Ballincollig — the club where Liam Miller cut his teeth in the game — could both lose out on a significant pay-day as a result of the youngster’s impending free transfer to Manchester United, which may be agreed over the weekend.
		Late last year, FAI career guidance officer Eoin Hand helped win a major verdict from the European courts which stated that clubs which have contributed to a player’s development at underage level are entitled to a share of any future transfer fees.
		But with Miller set to leave on a free transfer, Ballincollig — who also lost out as a result of Healy’s free transfer — can not hope to gain the not inconsiderable benefits that would have been due to them had he made a big-money move away from Parkhead.
	www.eleven-a-side.com /printer/printer.asp?p=9276 (306 words)

	Cork Heritage Openday: Military Buildings: Ballincollig Barracks Marketing Suite
		Ballincollig Barracks is located to the northern side of the Main Street in Ballincollig town centre.
		The origins of the Ballincollig military barracks can be directly linked to the development of a gunpowder manufactory on the banks of the River Lee, at Ballincollig, County Cork.
		Security at the mills became an ever present concern to the British army, especially in the aftermath of the rebellion of 1798, and the Ballincollig Barracks formed part of a large scale militarization programme throughout Ireland, before the Napoleonic wars.
	www.corkcity.ie /heritage/openday/military/ballincollig_barracks.shtml (634 words)

	Cork news First Championship Title for Ballincollig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ballincollig despite going in as pre match favourites found the going tough against a tenacious Erie Og side two early points from Marie Gleeson settling the Ovens girls as Ballincollig got on the score board midway through the opening half with a pointed free from Claire Ryan.
		Ballincollig took the lead with an early point from Orlaith Ni Chathasaigh just after the restart but Eire Og enjoyed plenty of possession and put strong pressure on the Ballincollig back line Aoife Scally levelling the score with a point before Eire Og regained the lead thanks to a Marie Gleeson point.
		Now leading Ballincollig strove to put the result beyond doubt but they were denied further scores by an Eire Og's side that had excellent performers in Louise Stack, Marie Gleeson and Deirdre Twomey.
	www.camogie.ie /news/en/news.php?newsid=1563 (427 words)

	Person of the Year (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The prestigious Ballincollig Person of the Year Awards set out to acknowledge the achievements and endeavours of those in our community who have worked tirelessly and who have contributed generously in their own unique way to the betterment of life in Ballincollig.
		Ballincollig's Person of the Year, Angela Corcoran receives her award from Mr Michael Noonan TD in the presence of Enterprise Board President, Domnall Fleming.
		His ten year association with the awards is certainly a most welcome vote of confidence in the people of Ballincollig and indeed a boost for the Ballincollig Enterprise Board.
	www.ballincollig.ie /poy.html (604 words)

	GLOBAL PROPERTIES, Cork City, Ireland
		This is a three-bedroomed semi-detached house located on the city side of Ballincollig and within walking distance of local amenities.
		New to the market in one of Ballincollig’s most popular developments and adjacent to the Ballincollig by-pass comes this stylish and beautifully decorated three-bedroom semi-detached house.
		Coolroe Meadows is neatly nestled only minutes from Ballincollig and Ballincollig By-pass to facilitate the discerning house hunter.
	www.globalproperties.ie /resid_ballincollig_data/prop_ballincollig.htm (1077 words)

	Ballincollig Soccer Club Sponsorship by Uniflo Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		There are at present, approximately 400 schoolboys playing in different grades with Ballincollig Soccer Club, and the future looks bright.
		Already the club has attracted the attention of numerous scouts, and have presently 5 schoolboy internationals on their books.
		Uniflo are delighted to be associated with the youth team, and the sponsorship of Jerseys is our contribution to a successful and enterprising local Soccer Club.
	www.uniflo.ie /sponsor.html (228 words)

	Ballincollig travel guide
		Ballincollig Castle is another historic site in the area of Ballincollig.
		This is to the south west of the town and is visible from the Ballincollig By-Pass.
		There is also a ringfort on the Link Road which was partially excavated by the Cork County Council in 2006, as a prelude to building the new Fire Station Headquarters on the site.
	www.world66.com /europe/ireland/cork/ballincollig (189 words)

	Church Information Ballincollig
		Ballincollig is located just 6 miles west of Cork city on the N22!
		Ballincollig is less than 4 hours away driving time from Dublin!
		Ballincollig is a little over an hour and a half South of Limerick!
	www.biblebc.com /ChurchInfo/Church_Info_Ballincollig.htm (328 words)

	Places to visit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In 1794 two Corkmen established the gunpowder mills on the banks of the River Lee, at Ballincollig, five miles from Cork city.
		The entrance is off the main Cork-Killarney road, in the centre of Ballincollig, adjacent to the old barracks.
		The restored part of the extensive Ballincollig site consists of a series of gunpowder mills, powered by water brought by canal from the River Lee nearly 2 miles upstream and then released back into the river.
	www.ul.ie /~childsp/CinA/Issue63/TOC42_Places.htm (984 words)

	RTÉ News: Brennan opens Ballincollig bypass
		The €170 million Ballincollig bypass was officially opened today by the Transport Minister, Séamus Brennan.
		The project, which is six months ahead of schedule, is being opened in two phases with the 8km from Ballincollig to Ovens open to the public from today.
		The bypass was built by a Turkish consortium, Gama Tubin and its 300 strong Turkish workforce, and will mean a saving of 30 minutes on journeys at peak time on the Cork to Killarney road.
	www.rte.ie /news/2004/0920/bypass.html (233 words)

	Salter's Chemistry Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Cork and Ballincollig Community College, Co. Cork took part in the competition.
		Ballincollig Community School emerged as winners in this category followed in second place by Nagle Community College, Cork City and St Anne's Secondary School, Cappoquin, Co. Waterford in third place.
		This was followed by a chemical 'egg race' challenging each team to produce as many colours as they could from a range of chemical solids and liquids.
	www.ucc.ie /opa/pr/archive/salters.html (313 words)

	English Language School of Ireland, Ballincollig, Cork, Ireland.
		English Language School of Ireland, Ballincollig, Cork, Ireland.
		WE ARE SITUATED IN THE SOUTH OF IRELAND 3 kilometers West of Cork City near Ballincollig and 10 minutes from Cork Airport.
		This is a nice quiet location just outside the large town of Ballincollig.
	mboc.freeyellow.com (853 words)

	Colin Healy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Colin Healy (born March 14, 1980 in Cork) is an international footballer for the Republic of Ireland currently signing for Football League Championship club Barnsley.
		Born in Ballincollig in County Cork, he played local football with Wilton United.
		He attended the FAS/FAI football course in Cork ran by former Celtic midfielder Mick Conroy and from here he was taken to Celtic Park.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Colin_Healy (291 words)

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		VMware is one of the US software industry’s fastest growing companies and produces ‘virtual infrastructure’ software, which allows customers of varying sizes to save millions of dollars in hardware and operational expenses, lower power and cooling costs, reduce downtime expenses, and improve desktop manageability.
		In 2005, VMware established its EMEA Technical Support Centre in Ballincollig with its sole mandate being the provision of technical support to its EMEA customers.
		ft leased premises at the Barracks Square in Ballincollig.
	www.irishdev.com /NewsArticle.aspx?id=5168 (613 words)

	Ireland, land of the welcomes, invites you to County Cork
		This has now been turned into a recreation area, and you can walk through the various old buildings and see the canals which worked the grinding wells and carried materials from one place to another.
		The Irish Army is still in residence at the old Ballincollig Cavalry barracks.
		To the immediate south is the private ruin of Ballincollig Castle, set up a knob of rock.
	www.county-cork.com /Cork_Towns1.htm (323 words)

	English School of Cork Ireland. English Language Courses and Home-stays at Ballincollig Cork Ireland. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		English language Courses and Homestays at Ballincollig Cork Ireland.
		The GENERAL ENGLISH Course is based on Oxford English and is for 20 hours of mostly one-to-one English per week at 25 Euros per hour.
		Ballincollig is situated 2 kilometers on the Western side of Cork City and 1 kilometer from the large town of Ballincollig,.
	www.angelfire.com /mb/EnglishSchoolCork (751 words)

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