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	Ireland Still Coming to Terms With Legacy of Abuse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Baltimore was one of the most brutal of the youth institutions operated by the Roman Catholic Church with Irish government funding throughout much of the 20th century -- places where orphans, children born out of wedlock, those from broken homes and those convicted of crimes were held until they turned 16.
		When tales of persistent abuse at Baltimore and many of the 70 other state-sponsored institutions first emerged five years ago, officials issued long and seemingly heartfelt apologies, promising restitution to the survivors among the estimated 130,000 former residents of the schools, the last of which was closed in the late 1980s.
		"Baltimore was not the worst in terms of abuse," said Raftery, whose three-part television documentary on the industrial schools in 1999 and follow-up book, "Suffer the Little Children," was the first to expose the dimensions of the scandal.
	www.snapnetwork.org /news/international/Ireland_comingto_terms.htm (1616 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Baltimore, West Cork, Ireland
		Baltimore was particularly well-placed to benefit from increased tourist revenues during the Irish economic boom of the 1990s.
		The Baltimore Sailing School and the Glenans sailing school are among the foremost sailing schools in the country.
		The raid on Baltimore in 1631 took place in the context of a number of pirate attacks on coastal communities across the north Atlantic - communities in Iceland and the Faroe Islands were devastated by similar raids.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A2122598 (1787 words)

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		The Pride of Baltimore II is a Baltimore Clipper built in Baltimore and commissioned in 1988 as a goodwill ambassador for the city.
		Castle Baltimore was built on nearby Sherkin Island, and was also known as Dun Na Long Castle (Norse for 'Hill of the Longships'), after a Viking invasion in the 9th century.
		Baltimore was known throughout Catholic Ireland as the 'parish closest to America.' Many considered Baltimore a prize to be possessed (or, at least, pillaged).
	www.angelfire.com /nt/dragon9/BALTIMORE.html (4274 words)

	Baltimore Sailing Club - West Cork Ireland
		Baltimore Harbour is a busy fishing village all year around with a regular ferry service to the many islands.
		Baltimore is a sheltered harbour and a favourite spot for most Irish sailors and foreign cruising boats.
		The highlight of the summer season is the Baltimore Regatta always held on the 1st Monday in August.
	www.baltimore-sailing-club.com (348 words)

	Baltimore, County Cork - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although the name Baltimore is an anglicization of Irish words (baile an tighe mhóir) meaning "settlement of the big house", the Irish-language name for Baltimore is that of the O'Driscoll castle, Dún na Séad ("fort of the jewels"), the remains of which still dominate the town.
		Baltimore was sacked in 1631 by Algerian pirates, and reminders of the incident still exist in the form of pub names, like "The Algiers Inn".
		Baltimore attracts many visitors from within Ireland and the population booms in summer months due to the large number of summer homes that have been built in the area in the last ten years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baltimore,_Ireland (303 words)

	Baltimore Ireland Bed & Breakfasts, Hotels, Self Catering Lodgings
		Baltimore is a small but busy and lively port and popular sailing centre, south of Skibbereen and facing onto Roaringwater Bay and Carbery's Hundred Isles.
		An extraordinary event in the history of the town was a raid in 1631 by Algerian pirates, when many of the inhabitants were slaughtered and about 200 others shipped off as slaves to North Africa.
		Baltimore has a reputation for fine boat building.
	www.cork-guide.ie /baltimore/baltmore.htm (158 words)

	Cork Hotels Caseys Of Baltimore Hotel Ireland
		Casey's of Baltimore is situated overlooking the natural harbour and the Ilen river estuary in the picturesque fishing village of Baltimore in West Cork.
		Baltimore is a pretty fishing village in West Cork.
		Baltimore is perfectly placed to explore beautiful West Cork, Mizen Head and the Beara Peninsula.
	www.travelireland.org /cork/hotels/caseys-of-baltimore/index.html (398 words)

	Baltimore, Co. Cork - 1 2 Travel - Ireland Travel Information Guide
		Baltimore is a small coastal village, situated 13kms south-west of Skibbereen.
		Also the point of departure for ferries to the islands of Sherkin and Cape Clear, Baltimore has strong associations with the sea and the pier is a hive of activity both summer and winter.
		The navigational Beacon at the entrance to Baltimore Harbour, the sight of which has warmed the heart of many a returning fisherman or sailor, is the image most often associated with the village.
	www.12travel.ie /ie/Cork_Kerry/Baltimore.html (444 words)

	Baltimore International College - College Closeup
		The Baltimore International College, a regionally accredited private college, was founded in 1972 to provide students with the education and experience they need to pursue progressive careers within the international hospitality industry.
		In 1987, the Virginia Park Campus in Ireland was founded, enabling students to study under European chefs and hoteliers in Europe.
		The College’s main campus, located in downtown Baltimore, is just two blocks from the city’s famous Inner Harbor, a location that puts the College in the midst of numerous hotels and restaurants.
	www.petersons.com /ugchannel/code/IDD.asp?sponsor=1&inunId=5256&orderLineNum=811607-2 (1444 words)

	Baltimore Sailing School, West Cork, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Baltimore harbour and the region of Carbery's 100 Isles.
		The school premises are located in the village of Baltimore convienent to all the guesthouses hotels etc. We are situated in a very pleasant setting overlooking the harbour.
		Baltimore Sailing School is approved by Bord Failte.
	www.baltimoresailingschool.com (445 words)

	heritage of baltimore :: west cork :: ireland
		The area around Baltimore and the Islands was settled by Celts almost 2000 years ago.
		The history of the area is the story of its people, particularly the dominant O'Driscoll Clan.
		It is a maritime history, of raids and pirates and sailing to battle; it is the story of an English settlement which moved inland to the relative safety of Skibbereen following the Sack of Baltimore; it is the story of boatbuilding and fishing and lifeboats.
	www.baltimore-ireland.com /heritage/index.htm (84 words)

	CNN.com - Internet security firm in spectacular revenue turnaround - August 2, 2000
		Baltimore now hopes that new legislation to increase security on the Internet and within e-commerce will open up new markets in government, taxation and medical services.
		Baltimore initially stormed into the index of blue-chip shares in March in a move which brought in telecoms, media and technology businesses at the expense of household names, including Scottish & Newcastle and Whitbread.
		Baltimore, which employs more than 730 staff worldwide at 28 locations, has struck a series of high-profile deals this year, including a partnership with Anderson Consulting to provide secure electronic services.
	www.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/europe/08/02/ireland.baltimore (566 words)

	About Baltimore - Baltimore Harbour Hotel, West Cork, Ireland. Overlooking the islands of Sherkin and Cape Clear. This ...
		Baltimore is one of West Cork's most charming coastal villages, and helps to make you forget the hassles and stresses of every day life.
		Baltimore is the main point of departure for ferries to the unique Carbery Islands.
		After a fun filled day there is no better way to relax than with a good meal and a drink sitting al fresco in the village square or in the Hotel gardens while watching the sun set over the islands.
	www.bhrhotel.ie /about_baltimore.html (185 words)

	Roaringwater Bay and Baltimore, Ireland - Europe for Visitors
		oaringwater Bay is the southernmost bay in Ireland, and Fastnet Rock--just to the southwest of Cape Clear Island--was known as "Ireland's Teardrop" in the 19th Century, when it was the last part of Ireland that emigrants saw as they sailed to America.
		Baltimore and its islands are well off the beaten tourist path, being some 60 miles or 100 km from the city, airport, and ferry port of Cork.
		Baltimore itself is a pleasant little town with a busy harbor and a number of cozy pubs overlooking the bay.
	europeforvisitors.com /europe/countries/ireland/walking-in-ireland-roaringwater-bay.htm (198 words)

	odriscoll clan of baltimore :: west cork :: ireland
		The original Eidirsceol from whom descent is claimed is reputed to have lived in the mid 10th century.
		Although the evidence is sparse, before the 8th century what is now Co. Cork appears to have been populated mainly by tribes of Érainn descent, including the Corca Laoighde tribal grouping of whom the Uí hEidirsceoil were the chief family.
		A further indication of their power comes in their inclusion in the Gaelic genealogies; although they were not ethnic Gaels, a lineage was produced for the family to connect them to Lughaidh Laidhe, a supposed descendant of Milesius, the progenitor of the Gaels.
	www.baltimore.ie /heritage/odriscoll.html (208 words)

	CNN.com - Net security firm predicts profits - February 21, 2001
		Baltimore's revenue in 2000 tripled to £74.2 million -- slighter better than observers had predicted.
		Baltimore says business can only grow as the world moves off the desktop to become wireless with third-generation mobile phones, boosting demand for the company's security software products.
		He said the Baltimore had been the first company of its kind into wireless and was keeping "way ahead" on emerging technologies, with research into many new areas including TV commerce.
	cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/02/21/ireland.baltimore (514 words)

	Baltimore Ireland Search - Online Results - Information - Add Your Website - Find About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Caseys of Baltimore is a family run Hotel / Seafood Restaurant / Traditional Pub situated in the Southwest of Ireland and we require suitable applicants for Full Time Employment Positions in various...
		Baltimore is a small but busy and lively port and popular sailing centre, south of Skibbereen and...
		BALTIMORE IRELAND: Baltimore is a small but busy and lively port and popular...
	www.noggins.org /index.php?id=2&phr=Baltimore+Ireland (307 words)

	Baltimore, Ireland - August 2003
		We'd hoped to go to Ireland for ages and thanks to Craig, who made all the arrangements superbly, we (Craig, Catherine, Dawn and I) finally did.
		We chose Baltimore as it is well protected and offers a choice of wrecks and scenic dives.
		The wildlife was worth the diving, despite the fact that not everyone became at one with the excellent kelp in the shallows...
	rspray.tripod.com /Dive/BaltimoreAug03/index.htm (112 words)

	Baltimore Harbour Hotel, Baltimore, Cork ireland hotel accommodation, ireland hotels, ireland, dublin hotels, cork ...
		The Baltimore Harbour Hotel is an AA/RAC 3 star Hotel which is situated overlooking the harbour and the islands in the charming village of Baltimore in the heart of West Cork.
		The Baltimore Harbour Hotel's award winning restaurant offers superb cuisine for which West Cork is renowned while the Hotel's fully equipped state of the art Health and Leisure centre helps our guests relax and unwind.
		The Baltimore Harbour Hotel is situated overlooking the harbour and the islands in the village of Baltimore, near Skibbereen in the heart of West Cork.
	www.irelandin1.com /ireland_hotels/hotel_pages/baltimoreharbour_hotels_cork.jsp?countyID=Cork (564 words)

	Hotels, Baltimore: Cheap Hotel Accommodation in Baltimore, Ireland.
		A confirmation email is delivered with every guest booking with contact and travel details to help you cancel or confirm your hotel break or bed and breakfast stay.
		The hotel occupies a stunning, serene location overlooking the natural harbour and the Ilen river estuary in the small but picturesque fishing & tourist village of Baltimore in West Cork Ireland, commanding grand views of the wild, rugged scenery which typifies this region.
		The building was completely renovated in 1997 and the hotel now offers 14 en suite bedrooms which are spacious & have all the comforts one associates with quality accommodation, satellite TV, radio channel, direct dial telephone, Hot Beverage facility, a hairdryer and trouser press have all been provided for the convenience and comfort of guests.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/baltimore (230 words)

	Rathmore House Bed and Breakfast, Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland - Country Houses Bed and Breakfasts, Guesthouses, ...
		Rathmore House Bed and Breakfast, Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland is the perfect place to relax, unwind and a convenient base to explore the West Cork region.
		The charming village of Baltimore is situated in the heart of West Cork, on the south west coast of Ireland, renowned for the beauty of its countryside and peaceful way of life.
		Baltimore is popular with young and old alike, because of its maritime tradition, its safe sheltered harbour and its mild climate.
	www.travel-ireland.com /irl/rathmore.htm (290 words)

	Baltimore Hotel /Baltimore Restaurant/ Baltimore Hotels Ireland/ Travel Guide Baltimore/ Local Attractions Baltimore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		New owners took over this renowned restaurant in 2006 - a hard act to follow - and it is greatly to the credit of Gillian Oliva (the host, who is originally from Baltimore) and her American husband Billy (who is the chef) that they have achieved a smoo...
		It’s a bit of a trek up from the village if you are on foot, but a visit to Rolf’s is well worth...
		The Casey family’s striking dark green hotel is just outside Baltimore as you approach and enjoy...
	www.ireland-guide.com /browse/map.725.768.html (334 words)

	Baltimore West Cork Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Channel View B&B Baltimore
		There are so many lovely walks in Baltimore when you leave my house to go for a walk it doesn't matter which way you go be it to Lough ine, the beacon, Spain tower around the hills of Baltimore you wont be disappointed one is nicer than the other.
		Baltimore is an ideal base for touring west Cork take a day trip to the Mizen head and the ring of Beara or take a drive to the other colourful villages of west Cork.
		Lough Ine: This is Ireland's only marine nature reserve and it is an inland saline lake connected to the sea by rapids.
	www.channelviewbb.com (314 words)

	Baltimore, Ireland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		For all the development of holiday homes jostling around BALTIMORE, the quayside at the heart of the place still retains the engaging bustle and spirit of an old fishing harbour, the sixteenth-century O'Driscoll stronghold visible above the new houses.
		Baltimore has a lively pub scene during the summer: Declan McCarthy's and, again, Bushe's Bar are a couple of lively spots overlooking the harbour; McCarthy's hosts traditional, folk and ballad sessions several nights a week in summer.
		For its size, Baltimore offers a very good range of places to eat, and you can expect the quality to be high.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/ireland/baltimore (205 words)

	Ireland News
		Dubai: Ireland said it has made progress in its efforts to have the six-year UAE ban on its beef exports lifted.
		Including nine starters from last year's All-Ireland final, O'Mahony's charges moved 0-4 to 0-2 ahead at half-time, but they were overrun in the second half.
		British Government hopes that power sharing in Northern Ireland could be restored in March have been boosted after the Rev Ian Paisley spelt out what he expected from Sinn Fein.Downing Street welcomed comments...
	www.topix.net /world/ireland (743 words)

	Pride of Baltimore II Captain's Logs
		I also pointed out that Baltimore was a good midway stop on the way to Lisbon from Oslo since it was better to go west as far as one could before heading south when starting from as far north as Oslo.
		The main welcome event hosted by Baltimore, Ireland, was held Friday evening and was modeled after an event that occurred back in 1985.
		During this time, Ciaran explored the depths in the western part of Baltimore harbor and found a spot in which he thought Pride II could maneuver yet be out of the swells coming into the harbor.
	www.intandem.com /NewPrideSite/Pride2/Logs/100300.html (2352 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Teresa Lalor
		Her childhood, spent in Co. Kilkenny, gave such evident manifestations of a vocation to the religious life that Bishop Lanigan of Ossory had made arrangements for her entrance into a convent of his diocese, when she was obliged to accompany her family to America.
		Mother Teresa with two other sisters was professed on the feast of the Holy Innocents of that same year, and became the first superioress of the Georgetown Convent.
		She was about seventy-seven years of age, forty-six of which had been spent in the enclosure where her remains repose, with those of Archbishop Neale, in the crypt beneath the chapel of the convent which they founded.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08753a.htm (373 words)

	scuba diving Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland, Europe, dive site directory
		Baltimore is a small town about an hour and a half drive from Cork.
		It is one of the most southerly places in Ireland and its coast is exposed to hundreds of miles of Atlantic Ocean in nearly all directions.
		The diving in the area is generally very good, with lots of kelp and a large number of wrecks often in good visibility (ranging from 5 to 15 metres).
	www.divesitedirectory.co.uk /ireland_cork_baltimore.html (856 words)

	Exploring County Cork, Ireland: Baltimore and the Islands - The approach to Baltimore
		Exploring County Cork, Ireland: Baltimore and the Islands - The approach to Baltimore
		Instead of some dramatic climax at this, the most southerly point of all Ireland, the land seems simply to be fading away: rocky terrain and scrawny vegetation accompany the windy, listless estuary, untidy with lumps of land that seem to have been tossed at random towards the sea.
		But as the ocean comes into full view this tailing off is put into spectacular context: the whole weight of Ireland is behind you, while ahead are dots, wracks and scraps of islands, petering out across the great open expanse of water to Sherkin and Clear Islands.
	www.paradisepath.com /ireland_baltimore_and_the_islands.htm (152 words)

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