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Ballyduff (Upper) Ballyduff is approximately the ancient parish of Mocollop, which latter seems to have been absorbed into, or united with Lismore at a very early period. In 1954 a new burial ground was purchased in a beautiful spot in Scartnacrooha and this now serves as the sold cemetery in use since the County Council banned the use of the Old Cemetery in Mocollop due to use beyond natural capacity. Fr Richard Lane who had been the curate in Ballyduff for several years was made parish priest and was the last parish priest to serve with a curate (Fr John Kiely) before the parish reverted to a single priest parish. www.waterfordlismore.com /parish.php?parish=6   (2084 words)

News | Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, Fla.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) Ballyduff (Irish An Baile Dubh, or Black village) is a village near Listowel, County Kerry, Ireland with a population of 614 (CSO 2002). Near Ballyduff at Rattoo, a round tower reaches a height of 92 ft (28 m), with a base circumference of 48 ft (15 m). Ballyduff is famed for its sporting past and present and is very successful in both Gaelic Football and Hurling. www.gainesville.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Ballyduff,_County_Kerry   (237 words)

Waterford sports - hurling, football, gaa scores, sports coverage   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) An eleventh hour Ballyduff switch which saw central defender Patrick Kearney move to centre forward galvanised Ballyduff into the offensive right from the throw in and have them a four points advantage in a little more than as many minutes and it could have been more. Ballyduff immediately came back to level per industrious midfielder Seamus Hannon, but three minutes, Roanmore struck for goal number two and a lead never subsequently relinquished - A. Walsh crossing from the left and team captain Stephen Flynn was in the right place to finish to the losers net for a weltaken major. Any notion that Ballyduff might have had about repeating a second half comeback similar to the drawn game, was well and truly buried within seven minutes of the restart. www.munster-express.ie /060127/sports2.htm   (973 words)

Waterford News & Star - 2004/07/16: GAA: Brave Ballyduff deservedly march on Ballyduff faced the stiff breeze in the opening half and within a minute a fine point by Jack Kennedy had them in front. Ballyduff refused to allow De La Salle to impose their will on the game as points from Shane Larkin and Kennedy again opened up a three-point lead. It was not for long, however, and in the 45th minute John Mullane chased down a crossfield ball on the 20-metre line and in typical fashion outpaced his marker to crash the ball to the back of the net. archives.tcm.ie /waterfordnews/2004/07/16/story15108.asp   (1218 words)

GENUKI: Ballyduff "BALLYDUFF, a parish, in the barony of CORKAGUINEY, county of KERRY, and province of MUNSTER 7¼ miles (N. from Dingle; containing 420 inhabitants, of which number 92 are in the village. A Transcript of the Tithe Applotments for Ballyduff Parish, 1829 From 1863 Ballyduff was part of the Dingle Registration District, and the Castlegregory Registrar's District. homepage.eircom.net /~dinglemaps/genuki/KER/Ballyduff/index.html   (449 words)

:: Zack's English Labradors ::   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) Ballyduff and Sandylands affix's we know are famous throughout the world and I believe continues to mark many lines right up untill today. Their bitch Ballyduff Venus, the dam of four champions, was to have her influence, this influence reached America, when Mrs. Ballyduff Candy to the Warick's (Lockerbie), they in turn bred her to Ballyduff Treeshome Terry Boy a line bred litter. www.zackslabradors.com /newsite/en/Article_01.html   (1749 words)

Waterford News & Star: GAA: Ballyduff march into Munster decider Ballyduff finished the half strongly with Michael Molumpy’s two points and one from Shane Kearney giving the home side a two points lead at the break. The Ballyduff lead had been cut to two points at 1-2 to 2-7 when Granagth were awarded a penalty but O’Connor’s shot went over the bar. Ballyduff hurled out the game in the closing stages with great passion and determination for a convincing and well deserved victory. www.waterford-news.com /news/story.asp?j=20063   (381 words)

Waterford Today - 25 September 2002 - GAA Notes by The Villager Ballyduff Upper on the other hand have come through the qualifier section of the championship having suffered defeat in an earlier round. If Mount Sion believed the media about their favourites tag then ballyduff were certainly out to make them work for it. Ballyduff county star Tom Feeney pointed to leave just three points between the sides. www.waterford-today.ie /index.php?id=6523&what=3&issue=116   (1990 words)

Kerry GAA Scene - 17 Nov '00 On their way to the final, Ballyduff defeated Kenmare/St. Pats in the first round, Abbeydorney in the quarter-final and Crotta O’Neills in the semi-final. Ballyduff last won the Neilius Flynn Cup in 1995 when they defeated Ballyheigue in the final of that year which completed their three in a row of County Championship titles in the 1990s. Ballyduff won four, 1991 and the three in a row 1993-1995. kerry.gaa.ie /old/gaascene17-11-00.htm   (1882 words)

Ballyduff GAA Club Ballyduff had a great win over Skellig Rgs. Ballyduff had a big leadf at half time after scoring 8 goals in the first half but Skellig came back strongly in the second half scoring 6 goals, But Ballyduff held out, winning by 5 points. The Ballyduff GAA club is deeply indebted to Gerard for organising the event and obtaining all the sponsorship. www.ballyduffgaa.com   (1025 words)

The Kingdom: Spirited Ballyduff fail to progress Ballyduff had to line out without their influential full forward Mike Hennessy but, in truth, Mount Sion looked sluggish in the early exchanges and failed to find any real rhythm. Ballyduff almost give as good as they got in the first half, even playing against a stiff breeze. Ballyduff keeper, John Carroll, brought off a spectacular stop from a John Meaney blockbuster from point blank range four minutes before the break, a truly marvellous piece of goalkeeping, which seemed to give the Kerry kingpins renewed hope. www.the-kingdom.ie /news/story.asp?j=7096   (368 words)

The Kingdom: GAA: Desmonds defeat brave Ballyduff Certainly Desmonds character was put to the test in no uncertain manner when Giles Grady put the Ballyduff men ahead by a point with three minutes remaining and the gauntlet was well and truly thrown down to last years beaten finalists. The Ballyduff men suddenly got to grips with the game but their shooting left them down on a number of occasions when scores seemed easier to get. Ballyduff were best served by Declan Bowler, Aidan Boyle, Bobby O Sullivan, Pa O Rourke at midfield while in attack Lima Boyle, Joe Bunyan, Barry O Grady and, until he retired, John Paul Leahy. www.the-kingdom.ie /news/story.asp?j=780   (993 words)

Waterford News & Star - 2004/12/10: Ballyduff Upper drop to Intermediate ranks It was the most cruel way of all to decide the outcome of this fiercely competitive showdown which looked certain to go to twenty minutes of extra time until Wall’s last gasp matchwinning point. But as the winners celebrated a result that ensures they retain their senior status in 2005 hapless Ballyduff trooped dejectedly away knowing that next season they’ll be plying their trade in the intermediate grade. With the outstanding Pat Walsh driving on Fourmile’ from his right corner forward berth, it was his brace of points that narrowed the deficit to the minimum within eight minutes of the restart and set up what ultimately was to be an absorbing grand stand finish. archives.tcm.ie /waterfordnews/2004/12/10/story16463.asp   (486 words)

premiership, GAA, Irish rugby, golf & more Irish sports news Ballyduff had the slight advantage at the interval, leading 0-7 to 0-6. Starting with eight of last year's winning side, Ballyduff - with Mikey, Liam and Aidan Boyle to the fore - kept their noses in front, but Listowel, with Kerry senior Brendan Guiney being a major player, moved two points clear, 0-12 to 0-10, with just seven minutes left. Barry O'Grady regained the Ballyduff lead with his eighth point before his provider, O'Rourke, turned from hero to villain as he was sent off. home.eircom.net /content/unison/sports/9590929?view=Eircomnet   (490 words)

Causeway GAA History The parish of Causeway is situated roughly 15 miles north of Tralee, 6 miles east of Ballyheigue and 6 miles west of Ballyduff. Harry Joe had further success with Ballyduff in '57, '59 and '60 while Neilus Carmody was also a member of the 1959 side. A centenary Final defeat to Ballyduff in 1984 was followed by another County Title in 1987. www.causewaygaa.com /history.html   (2080 words)

Ballyduff GAA Club - Home Nestled in the foothills of the Knockmealdown Mountains in picturesque Blackwater Valley,the village of Ballyduff has been home to Ballyduff Upper GAA Club since it's foundation in 1886.Our club has a long and proud tradition in Waterford GAA history. Ballyduff was one of the few clubs playing hurling in the county at that time and although it was not until the 1980s that a first Senior Hurling County title was won the club had appeared in two senior hurling finals in the early 1900s in 1905 and again in 1912. Over the years many individuals and families have built upon these foundations, to develop and nurture the games of hurling and football and indeed the great pride and spirit which is synonymous of the Ballyduff club and its community today. www.ballyduffgaa.eu   (269 words)

Ballyduff   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) The village of Ballyduff in well known throughout Munster for its very lively performing arts community. During the winter months, be on the lookout for the Ballyduff theatre festival. I will endeavour to add more information on Ballyduff and other Villages in the near future. www.blackwater.ie /ballyduff/bduff.htm   (129 words)

Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) In one of the first county finals of the year, Ballyduff ended an 11-year wait for Kerry SHC honours when they defeated Causeway by 1-17 to 1-11 in an exciting contest at Austin Stack Park in Tralee. Ballyduff trainer Mike Hennessy entered the fray in the closing stages and hit the insurance point with his first touch. Until then, the result had been in doubt with Ballyduff having seen their four-point lead whittled away by a spirited Causeway team. hoganstand.com /ArticleForm.aspx?ID=66179   (147 words)

RTÉ Sport: Kerry make example of referee attackers Ballyduff supporters, Pa Kennelly and Cormac Enright, were barred from participating in, or attending GAA games for life. All of Ballyduff's adult teams have banned for the rest of the year. The club has been fined €2,000, and must lodge a bond of €5,000 for the next three years that will be forfeited if there is any major breach of the rules involving anyone from the club. www.rte.ie /sport/2003/0923/kerry.html   (247 words)

Ballyduff House, Welcome, Ireland bed and breakfast -Self catering - Guesthouse, accommodation in Ireland.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) Ballyduff House, Welcome, Ireland bed and breakfast -Self catering - Guesthouse, accommodation in Ireland. Ballyduff House, built in 1760, is set in glorious parkland overlooking the river Nore. A lovely Georgian country house surrounded by woodland and overlooking the River Nore, Ballyduff is in a secluded setting but is convenient to Kilkenny and Waterford. www.ballyduffhouse.com /accommodation-ireland-co-kilkenny-thomastown-ballyduff-house-_156-4.html   (190 words)

Site guide: Blackwater Callows birds At Ballyduff, take either the north or south road along the Blackwater to the Cork border; the south road is often best but better views of the swans can be had from the north road if they are near the river bank. There are well-developed birch and oak woodlands in the tributary valleys of the Blackwater around Lismore and south of Cappoquin, on both sides of the estuary, with their associated plant and animal communities. The Blackwater Valley from Ferry Point to Ballyduff is one of the most ecologically important areas in Waterford and is, without doubt, part of the hidden Ireland, with a multitude of birding opportunities. members.tripod.com /pmwalsh/sites_bwcallows.html   (696 words)

Lynch Name Ballyduff is a small village in Waterford County, Ireland. this is the town closest to the village of Ballyduff. Waterford County A east coast county in the Munster area of Ireland containing the village of Ballyduff and town of Lismore. www.kent.k12.wa.us /staff/timlynch/roots/places.html   (307 words)

Welcome to Cork Kerry-Ballyduff   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28) This local village nestled in the heart of rural North Kerry between the seaside resortsof Ballybunion and Ballyheigue is home to the Ratoo Round Tower, one of Ireland’s finest examples of round towers dating from the 10th century. This may be linked to the fact that the current church ruins marks the spot of an earlier abbey founded in 1200, and taken over by the Augustinian order after two years - this was burned in 1600. Location: just outside the village of Ballyduff, on the R551, 500m on the right is a sign here for the round tower. www.corkkerry.ie /content.asp?id=366   (225 words)

Breyer Ballyduff Irish Draught Horse by Breyer Horses - Breyer Horses, Peter Stone Horses, Dandi Little Horses, Grand ... This is the Ballyduff Irish Draught Horse by Breyer! From the valleys of Wicklow to the Cliffs of Moher, the Emerald Isle is home to some of the world's finest horses, including the Irish Draught, the apex of a century of selective breeding. Breyer's Ballyduff, named after the Black Homestead in County Kerry, captures the essence of the traditional Irish Draught, a warmblooded horse of good bone, substance and quality, whose inherent jumping ability has made it a sought after mount for a wide variety of equine pursuits. www.e-modelhorses.com /c3887-breyer-ballyduff-irish-draught-horse.html   (115 words)

1901 Census, Ballyduff DED, County Kerry, Corkaguiny Barony These townlands, collated in the Ballyduff DED, are within the area of the present Civil Parish of Castlegregory, which lies on the North coast of the Dingle penninsula around Brandon and Tralee Bays. Ballyduff DED is File Number 28 of the Kerry census in the National Archives in Dublin. The file is shown at the top of each table, followed by the file number for the townland. www.rootsweb.com /~irlker/censdedbal.html   (145 words)

Re: Quirey/Quereyfrom Ballyduff, Ireland In Reply to: Re: Query/Querey from Ballyduff, Ireland by Malcolm O'Meara know that my Ballyduff is in Antrim, Northern I have found out that my Jannet Rodgers probably married a William Quirey son of genforum.genealogy.com /quarry/messages/66.html   (83 words)

Ballyduff Walking Club We are a group of 30 walkers all from the Ballyduff area who get together once every two weeks. While we are serious walkers, we also enjoy our days out and can be seen in various places such as picnicking by the roadside, enjoying the local public-house atmosphere or struggling to reach the summit of the Galtee Mountains!! To date we have identified eight local walking routes centered in the Ballyduff area which range from easy to moderate with some more challenging walks with reasonable gradient. www.esatclear.ie /~ballyduff/ballyduff_walking_club.html   (160 words)

Ballyduff Civil Parish-1901 Census, County Kerry, Ireland- Corkaguiny Barony, Townlands Ballinira, Ballyduff, ... Ballyduff Civil Parish-1901 Census, County Kerry, Ireland- Corkaguiny Barony, Townlands Ballinira, Ballyduff, Ballyhoneen, Glenahoe, Kilmore, Kilnadrane Ballyduff DED is number 28, followed by the number for the townland. These townlands are listed here under their civil parish, and they are duplicated on the Ballyduff DED census page. www.rootsweb.com /~irlker/cenball.html   (149 words)

Ballyduff N.S., IRELAND Ballyduff N.S. is a medium sized rural primary school 7 miles west of Waterford City on the road to Cork. The very first Ballyduff N.S. was built in 1835, 163 years ago. Back to the Top of Ballyduff N.S. Back to the Top of Ballyduff N.S. This Website is produced using Acorn Computers. ireland.iol.ie /~ballyduf/page1.html   (111 words)

Query/Querey from Ballyduff, Ireland Does anyone on this list know if their Query's come from Ballyduff, Ireland or near I have in my posession a copy of a letter from 1857 from a Samuel Giffen Re: Query/Querey from Ballyduff, Ireland Malcolm O'Meara 7/17/00 genforum.genealogy.com /quarry/messages/54.html   (60 words)

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