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	Carlow, Ireland - LoveToKnow 1911
		CARLOW, the county town of Co. Carlow, Ireland, on the navigable river Barrow.
		The industries of Carlow consist of brewing and flour-milling, and a considerable trade is carried on in the sale of butter and eggs.
		Carlow obtained a charter of incorporation as early as the 13th century, and was reincorporated, with enlarged privileges, by James I.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Carlow,_Ireland (389 words)

	Carlow
		Carlow comes from the Irish word Ceatharlach which means quadruple lake, which may be referring to the flooding of the river Barrow.
		County Carlow, one of Ireland’s smallest counties, is bordered by the scenic Blackstairs Mountains to the east.
		Carlow is one of the Irish Counties favoured by having much of its Celtic past largely undisturbed.
	www.brits-in-ireland.com /Carlow.htm (852 words)

	Carlow Town.com - Local community, student, tourist and business information for Carlow Town, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
		Fronted by cast iron railings and built of Carlow granite, the Court House gives the impression of being a temple set on a high plinth, but this obscures the fact that the basement is a maze of cells and dungeons.
		Brownshill dolmen is a megalithic tomb 3km from Carlow town on the south of the R726.
		Carlow Town Council and Carlow County Council in association with the Carlow Historical and Archaeological Society are upgrading and improving Carlow County Museum.
	www.carlowtown.com /info_tosee.asp (1022 words)

	Carlow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carlow (Ceatharlach in Irish, meaning "four-part lake") is an inland town in the south-east of Ireland in County Carlow, 84 km from Dublin.
		In 1650, during the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland, Carlow was besieged and taken by English Parliamentarian forces, hastening the end of the Siege of Waterford and the capitulation of that city.
		During the 1798 rebellion Carlow was the scene of a vicious massacre of 600 rebels and civilians following an unsuccessful attack on the town by the United Irishmen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carlow (665 words)

	Counties of Ireland - Carlow - World Cultures European
		With an area of 346 square miles, Carlow is the second smallest Irish county and one of only twelve that is land-locked; it is bordered by the scenic Blackstairs Mountains to the east and the fertile limestone land of the Barrow Valley and the Killeshin Hills to the west.
		Carlow Castle constructed between 1207 and 1213 is thought to have been built by William the Marshal, Earl of Pembroke and Lord of Leinster to guard a vital river crossing.
		In the Famine and the subsequent emigration, Carlow's population shrank from 86,000 in 1841 to 41,000 in 1966, a drop of 52%.
	www.irishcultureandcustoms.com /ACounty/Carlow.html (3496 words)

	College Profiles - Carlow University
		Carlow University is located on a 15-acre campus in the heart of Oakland, one of the nation’s biggest college towns and the educational, cultural, and medical center of Pittsburgh.
		Carlow’s primary concern is the development of the student as a lifelong learner.
		Generally, Carlow seeks applicants who rank in the upper 40 percent of their graduating class, have attained at least a B average, and have followed an academic or college-preparatory curriculum.
	www.collegeprofiles.com /carlow.html (1958 words)

	County Carlow travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		County Carlow [1] is in the Republic of Ireland.
		Carlow and Kilkenny are, perhaps, the warmest parts of the country - in the South East but far enough inland that sea breezes are nil.
		Carlow town, the principal town of the county, is about 1 1/2 hours drive from the airports at Dublin and Waterford, and about 1 hour from the sea port of Rosslare (although eastern parts of the county are a good deal closer).
	wikitravel.org /en/County_Carlow (1589 words)

	Irish Ancestors /Co. Carlow
		Carlow is the second smallest county in Ireland.
		Before the Norman invasion in the twelfth century, Carlow formed the northernmost part of the Gaelic kingdom of Uí Cinnseallaigh, which also took in parts of the neighbouring counties of Wicklow and Wexford.
		In the Famine and the subsequent emigration, Carlow was badly affected; its population shrank from 86,000 in 1841 to 41,000 in 1966, a drop of 52%.
	scripts.ireland.com /ancestor/browse/counties/leinster/index_ca.htm (171 words)

	Carlow EQUAL Employment Programme- Employers Information
		Carlow EQUAL Employment Programme will develop initiatives and best practice polices to minimise the likelihood of discrimination occurring on the grounds of age and other common areas of prejudice and discrimination.
		Carlow EQUAL Employment Programme will promote the value of diversity in the workplace with employers and other key agents and build the case for implementing “age management” strategies.
		Carlow EQUAL Employment Programme commissioned a Labour Market Survey of over 255 Carlow based employers and identified sectors where employment opportunities will arise in the short to medium term and the relevant skills required for these employment opportunities.
	www.carlowequal.ie /employers.htm (487 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: The end of an era?
		So revenge was in the air at Carlow regatta when it was believed that Garda and Carlow would fight out the final and once again the rightful order of things would be restored with Garda, who incidentally were very confident of victory, having to take second place to our local heroes.
		Now I should have mentioned the Carlow club and made history at Trinity when a schools four won the schools event there and would have brought the schools challenge cup back to the town, but the Belfast crew who had won it in 1955 didn’t bother to send to back in time for the regatta.
		Carlow were represented in the fours by their crew which had come from behind at Trinity regatta to beat University College Galway in their heat before being beaten by Garda in the semi-final on the Liffey.
	www.carlow-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=28154 (926 words)

	Welcome to South East Ireland-Carlow Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Carlow has a well-earned reputation for lively festivals throughout the year, including the internationally renowned Eigse Arts Festival, 10-day extravaganza featuring visual arts, theatre, performance, comedy, dance, literary events and more.
		The remains of Carlow Castle, built by William de Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, between 1207 and 1213 A.D., stand on the eastern bank of the river.
		Carlow Courthouse, based on the Temple of llissus in Athens, is considered to be one of the finest in the country.
	www.southeastireland.com /content.asp?id=71 (309 words)

	History of St. Patrick's Carlow College
		Of the thousands of alumni of Carlow College more than 3000 were ordained priests, many entered the legal profession, others distinguished themselves in medicine, literature, journalism and politics.
		Carlow College, Pittsburg, founded by the Mercy Sisters in 1929 took its name from Carlow from where Mother Frances Mary Warde set out for the US in 1843.
		The Carlow College crest consists of a large shield with an oak tree resting on it and underneath a scroll with the legend Rescissa Vegetior Assurgit which means "cut back, it burgeons all the more".
	www.carlowcollege.ie /welcome/history.html (904 words)

	Carlow College Profile
		Today, that mission means that Carlow College inspires all of its students, both traditional and nontraditional student, to think clearly and creatively and to render competent as well as compassionate service to their communities.
		Carlow College’s aim is to foster a desire in students to become lifelong learners.
		Carlow College is a leader in adult education and graduate education.
	www.thehighschoolgraduate.com /editorial/AC/carlow.htm (672 words)

	Welcome to Carlow International
		The primary objectives of HFE are to reduce the incidence and impact of human error; enhance the usability of complex systems; reduce cognitive workload and system manning; improve training; and increase system affordability.
		Carlow personnel have been applying HFE to maritime and offshore systems, manned spaceflight (for every manned spaceflight program since the Mercury Project), aircraft systems, transportation systems, information systems, consumer products, pharmaceutical plants, medical systems and devices, and systems and equipment for the aged and disabled.
		• Carlow is currently developing caregiver protocols and training to maximize the independence and autonomy of Alzheimers patients, for the national Institute on Aging.
	www.carlow.com (391 words)

	Carlow did swap lab space for bodies - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Carlow's disclosure yesterday contradicts a statement the school released Friday in the hours after the grand jury charged Wecht.
		A May 2005 memorandum of understanding between Carlow and Wecht states the coroner would be permitted to continue using the school's anatomy lab in A.J. Palumbo Hall of Science and Technology to perform private autopsies.
		"Carlow will continue to pay for transportation up to one cadaver a week to and from the university for instruction in (the lab) during the fall term of every year," the addendum states.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_416888.html (709 words)

	Carlow Castle, The Shmrock, Potato Market, Market Cross.Tullow Street.
		Although not generally welcomed in the county or the garrison town of Carlow, there were approximately 11,000 members of the United Irishmen in the County by 1798.
		As part of an overall strategy for a rising, Carlow town was attacked by 2,000 rebels on 25th May 1798.
		Carlow town was the first inland town in the British Isles to receive the Electric Light.
	www.rootsweb.com /~irlcar2/Carlow.htm (1102 words)

	Crew Club - Carlow University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		There is a master’s team composed of Carlow staff, faculty, and alumni who compete in masters and open events.
		While attending Carlow, each team member is free to work towards her athletic potential in a supportive environment.
		Carlow University Crew Team membership is open to undergraduates who would like to be in a club team sport.
	www.carlow.edu /crew/crewmain.html (794 words)

	Carlow University - Pittsburgh, PA
		What makes Carlow University distinct is its primary commitment to teaching; its mission; its welcoming, value-centered environment; its diverse student population; its small size and personal approach; and its focus on women.
		And while Carlow is proud of its Catholic heritage (approximately half of Carlow's students are Catholic), the University welcomes and serves students of all faiths and spiritual traditions.
		Although Carlow operates on a rolling admissions basis, the University strongly recommends you apply for admission by February 15.
	www.thehighschoolgraduate.com /profiles/CarlowUniv/index.htm (345 words)

	Enterprise in Carlow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Population of County Carlow in 1996 was 41,616.
		The population of Carlow town in 2001 was 20,400.
		Projected population of Carlow town to exceed 30,000 by 2011.
	www.carlow-ceb.com /enterprise-in-carlow.html (139 words)

	Prospective Students at Carlow University
		For post-baccalaureate studies, Carlow's Graduate Programs offer an ever-growing number of opportunities in a variety of fields at three convenient locations in Oakland, Cranberry and Greensburg.
		Adult learners who have been away from the learning environment for a number of years, may be interested in the Adult Achievement Program offered through our Hill Education Center.
		Promotes and facilitates the international exchange of students to and from Carlow University; upholds academic, professional and legal standards of good practice; provides services related to international education from initial inquiry to reentry.
	www.admissions.carlow.edu (233 words)

	President Dr. Mary E. Hines - Carlow University
		Mary Hines was appointed Carlow University’s ninth president on May 2, 2005.
		She came to Carlow from Penn State University’s Wilkes-Barre campus, where she served as its Chancellor/Campus Executive Officer from 1997 until the summer of 2005.
		She received a National Fellowship to pursue her M.A. and Ph.D., which were awarded by The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Dr. Hines holds the academic rank of Professor of Philosophy at Carlow University.
	president.carlow.edu (591 words)

	Carlow History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		County Carlow name originates from the Gaelic Ceatharlach, meaning quadruple lake.
		The 1100s saw the arrival of the Anglo-Normans, who held Carlow as a frontier territory, constructing some of the finest fortifications in the land to defend themselves against the bordering celtic tribes.
		During the 1798 rebellion, Carlow was the scene of a bloody battle, in which 600 Irish freedom fighters were killed.
	carlow.travelinireland.com /carlow_history.htm (120 words)

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		Carlow's Christmas shoppers were subjected to a terrifying ordeal this week as armed raiders robbed a town centre jewellers before they rammed a number of cars in their bid to escape from the Gardai.
		Housing numbers in Carlow town were revealed to local councillors recently as a detailed survey of each of the housing estates in the area was delivered to the UDC last week.
		The report documented a serious pollution incident downstream of the sugar factory in Carlow during the 2000/2001 winter beet campaign when abundant slime growth was observed in the river for a distance of at least 20 km.
	www.peoplenews.ie /cpnews.html (13770 words)

	Carlow Nationalist - 2004/10/07: Carlow sugar plant ‘could be in serious trouble’ - cllr
		Carlow Nationalist - 2004/10/07: Carlow sugar plant ‘could be in serious trouble’ - cllr
		THE UNCERTAIN future of Carlow Sugar Factory was a cause for considerable unrest at Monday’s meeting of Carlow County Council.
		He spoke of the enormous impact this may have, not only for the company’s 250 workers in Carlow but also the facto-ry’s service providers the farmers and in turn their service providers.
	archives.tcm.ie /carlownationalist/2004/10/07/story22029.asp (319 words)

	Carlow University in Greensburg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In 1992 Carlow University recognized the need for educational offerings east of Pittsburgh and established an adult education site in Greensburg.
		After ten successful years, and in response to growing enrollment, Carlow made the decision to expand the number of programs offered and services provided in Greensburg to meet the needs of the diverse populations of Westmoreland, Cambria, Indiana, Fayette, Somerset, and Armstrong Counties.
		I invite you to visit Carlow soon and learn how we can help to make your dreams of earning a degree a reality.
	adc.carlow.edu /greensburg.html (294 words)

	Cooking Products - Carlow Cookery
		Carlow Cookery stocks a full selection of pasta cookers, stock pots, fish and egg poachers, and roasting pans for your everyday cooking needs.
		Carlow Cookery stocks a variety of Krups products including ice cream makers, coffer makers, espresso machines, waffle makers, and can openers.
		Carlow Cookery carries chef’s, bread, boning, carving, and paring knives in Classic and Grand Prix.
	carlowcookery.com /cookingproducts.htm (1140 words)

	Carlow Celtic Supporters Club
		We aim to promote Celtic Football Club within the County Carlow area and neighbouring counties.
		Coppingers Pub on Kennedy Street in Carlow Town have agreed to show all Celtic matches LIVE on their big screens.
		Please contact Donncha Cunnane (Tullow) on 087 763 9923 or Peter Harvey (Carlow) on 087 677 5556 for membership forms.
	www.carlowcsc.homestead.com (544 words)

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