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	Carrick-on-Shannon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With the town situated on the River Shannon it is has become one of the most popular destinations for cruise holidays in Ireland.
		Since the end of the 1990s the town has seen an increase in growth and is expected to hit 10,000 by 2010.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carrick-on-Shannon (137 words)

	Leitrim, Travel Directories Ireland
		The Carrick-on Shannon workhouse built in 1841, as a result of The Poor Law Act of 1838, this building, which could accommodate 800 inmates, fell short in its inadequacies in dealing with the tragedy of the Famine.
		Also famous for historic sites of interest, Carrick is home to the masonry remains of 'Carrick drumruske', a ruin that was ahide within the garda station yard, until it was revealed with the demolition of the building in 1983.
		With its varied cruising waters around Carrick, there are a large number of villages within a short cruising distance of one another.
	dirl.com /leitrim (586 words)

	JAMES JEBUSA SHANNON - LoveToKnow Article on JAMES JEBUSA SHANNON
		Dividing county Clare from counties Tipperary and Limerick, the Shannon reaches the city of Limerick as a broad and noble river, and debouches upon an estuary 60 m.
		Rising in county Cavan in some small pools at the foot of Cuilcagh Mountain, the Shannon crosses county Leitrim, traversing the first of a series of large lakes, Lough Alien (9 m.
		JAMES JEBUSA SHANNON - LoveToKnow Article on JAMES JEBUSA SHANNON
	32.1911encyclopedia.org /S/SH/SHANNON_JAMES_JEBUSA.htm (464 words)

	Carrick-on-Shannon -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		With the town situated on the (additional info and facts about River Shannon) River Shannon it is has become one of the most popular destinations for cruise holidays in (An island comprising the republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) Ireland.
		Since the end of the (The decade from 1990 to 1999) 1990s the town has seen an increase in growth and is expected to hit 10,000 by 2010.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/ca/carrick-on-shannon1.htm (203 words)

	Cruising on the Shannon-Erne waterways
		Carrick-on-Shannon, the county town of Leitrim is the cruising capital of the river Shannon and the town boasts a beautiful modern marina and is the most northerly hire base on the Shannon.
		Carrick's marinas are well worth a visit, particularly during the peak summer season where a large flotilla of cabin cruisers and river craft of all sizes are active on the river.
		The rivers Shannon and Erne are the two main river systems in Ireland and are linked by the recently restored Shannon Erne Waterway providing 750km of cruising waterway.
	www.leitrimtourism.com /waterways.cfm (348 words)

	Leitrim.ie Home Page
		Carrick-on-Shannon is the county town and administrative centre of Co. Leitrim situated in the North West on the bank of the River Shannon and bordering County Roscommon.
		Useful Contacts:Gerry Fitzgerald: Carrick Chamber of Commerce Tel: 071 9621093.
		It is strategically located on the Dublin to Sligo national primary N4 and well serviced by road and rail.
	www.leitrim.ie /Carrick/carrick.htm (110 words)

	tour.htm
		In the 1840's the improvement of the navigation entailed extensive dredging of the river, the cutting of Jamestown Canal, the construction of locks at Drumsna and Knockvicar, and the building of a new bridge and Quays at Carrick-on-Shannon.
		Nearby is the clubhouse of Carrick-on-Shannon Rowing Club, which has been one of the foremost in the country since its establishment in 1827.
		Until the early 19th Century, the head of the Shannon Navigation was Drumsna, where the famous English novelist, Trollope, was Postmaster.
	www.iol.ie /~gartlan/tour.htm (499 words)

	Carrick-on-Shannon Poor Law Union and Workhouse
		The breadth already planted in the district, with the exception of the Electoral Divisions of Carrick, Elphin, part of Killucan, and part of Drumsna, is not considerable.
		The great obstacle will be found the procuring of seed, as this district produced scarcely any potatoes last year; and the small portions that now remain are of the worst description, scarcely to be depended on for seed, from their not having ripened sufficiently.
		In many electoral divisions I regret to say the prospect is anything but cheering, while in some there is nearly an average breadth of corn (for this country), and very great anxiety to plant the largest amount of potatoes their means of purchasing seed will admit of.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/CarrickOnShannon/CarrickOnShannon.html (1209 words)

	DSFA » Welfare Topics » Decentralisation » Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim
		Carrick-on-Shannon or Carrick as it is known locally is a thriving centre and boasts a beautiful modern marina.
		Built on the River Shannon, this is both the county town of Leitrim and the cruising capital of Ireland.
		Carrick is famous its friendly people, beautiful streets, marinas that are a hive of activity during the tourist season.
	www.welfare.ie /topics/decentralisation/carrickonshannon.html (501 words)

	Welcome to Una Bhan, Rural Tourism
		Moorlands Equestrian Centre is situated on the southernmost tip of Lough Allen, the first lake on the river Shannon.
		Whether it is trail riding, trekking or jumping the needs of visitors wanting to ride horses are well catered for in the Úna Bhán region.
	www.unabhan.net /riding.htm (254 words)

	Property for sale & rent - Carrick on Shannon properties
		I've lived in Carrick on Shannon for 24 years...
		"I have visited Carrick on Shannon a number of times......
		Estate Agents in Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim
	www.findaproperty.co.uk /area.aspx?areaid=2657&opt=story&storyid=4687 (156 words)

	Cruise Ireland : Cruise Hire Shannon and Erne Waterways : Boating Holidays : Carrick-on-Shannon Banagher Knockninny Enniskillen
		Cruising along the majestic waters of the Shannon and the Erne as they slowly meander their way through Irelands rich countryside is an ideal way to sample the laid back way of life which is synonymous with rural Ireland.
		No licence is required to cruise the rivers of Ireland, therefore anyone over the age of 21 can take command of one of Carrickcraft's cruisers.
		Book your Shannon or Erne holiday before the 31st January as prices go up by 10% after that date.
	www.cruise-ireland.com (170 words)

	MBNA Europe - Locations
		Carrick is the county town of Leitrim and is built on the river Shannon.
		In December 2002, phase II of the customer operations centre opened and there are now more that 1,000 people working in Carrick-on-Shannon.
		The beauty of Carrick-on-Shannon is a significant attraction for MBNA people who work and live there.
	www.mbna.com /europe/locations/loc_ire_carrick.html (177 words)

	Paddling the Shannon solo
		Wind from all directions sometimes strong, had sail up some of the time, arrived Carrick on Shannon at 3.55.
		Drove back to Carrick, arrived at 11.00 rang home and returned to camp which was intact except for 1 tent peg uprooted by the wind (found next morning at full extent of guy rope but not in the direction expected).
		Set of to hitchhike to Carrick at 5.30, received a lift to Drumod and told how few people now give lifts these days, I carried my paddle in the hope that it would give a clue as to my reason for needing a lift and attract more interested drivers.
	www.paddleplus.co.uk /shannon.html (6799 words)

	Mayfly Lodge Shannon View Farm, Mullagh, Aughamore, Carrick on Shannon Co Leitrim
		With pubs and shops only a ten minute drive away and carrick on shannon only fifteen minutes away, this property is a must for anyone seeking one of the best self catering accommodation in Ireland.
		Shannon View Farm, Mullagh, Aughamore, Carrick on Shannon Co Leitrim
		Mayfly lodge is a luxury self-catering accommodation situated on the banks of the River Shannon in "lovely Leitrim" in the north west of Ireland.
	www.irishbeds.com /catering/leitrim/027.html (402 words)

	Directory - Regional: Europe: Ireland: Leitrim: Localities: Carrick on Shannon
		Carrick on Shannon Junior Chamber · Youth orginisation involved in social evenings and projects.
		Directory - Regional: Europe: Ireland: Leitrim: Localities: Carrick on Shannon
		Carrick Holiday Homes · Overall profile, virtual tour of each property, rates and contact information.
	www.incywincy.com /default?p=5855842 (186 words)

	Carrick-on-Shannon - Carrick-on-Shannon Guide and Directory, County Leitrim
		Carrick-on-Shannon Golf Club is 8 kilometres north west of Carrick on the road to Boyle (N4).
		It is often the starting point for cruises and fishing trips on the River Shannon.
		There is plenty of Bed and Breakfast accommodation, a hostel is open in the summer, and there is free camping on the riverbank near the Marina, where the showers can be used.
	www.irelandwide.com /regional/connaught/county_leitrim/carrickonshannon/carrickonshannon_main.htm (239 words)

	The Landmark Hotel, Carrick on Shannon, County Leitrim, Ireland for quality accommodation, banqueting and wedding services, and conference facilities
		Carrick on Shannon Golf Course is a must on your list of courses to be played!
		For more information on Carrick-on-Shannon and its history visit, www.leitrimtourism.com
		ith plenty of lakes and waterways in the region, Carrick is a perfect base for fishing in the region.
	www.thelandmarkhotel.com /1/Activities.htm (400 words)

	Carrick on Shannon, County Leitrim, Ireland.
		Carrick is the centre of cruising in Ireland.
		of Carrick, an illustrated guide to the landmarks of the town.
		Finally, help us improve the site by giving us your
	www.iol.ie /~gartlan (184 words)

	CARRICK-ON-SHANNON - LoveToKnow Article on CARRICK-ON-SHANNON
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		, a market town and the county town of Co. Leitrim, Ireland, in the south parliamentary division, beautifully situated on the left bank of the upper Shannon, between Loughs Allen and Boderg, close to the confluence of the Boyle.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /C/CA/CARRICK_ON_SHANNON.htm (119 words)

	Lough Bran Holiday Cottage, Self Catering Leitrim Holiday Home, Carrick on Shannon
		It is set in beautiful, landscaped gardens, remote from the hustle and bustle of life, yet still only three km from the county town of Carrick-on-Shannon (the main boating centre on the Shannon).
		Other facilities include the local equestrian centre and sports centre, which has squash courts and indoor basketball courts etc. Carrick's nightlife is lively all year round thanks to the town's friendly pubs and particularly during the summer period with river/music festivals a weekly occurrence.
		Lough Key forest park Rockingham, Boyle, Co Roscommon (15 minutes away).
	www.shanem.utvinternet.com (410 words)

	Carrick Holiday Homes - Self catering accommodation beside the River Shannon in Ireland
		Our delightful and spacious self catering holiday homes (3 available to choose from) are set in the fabulous surroundings of Irelands most beautiful inland waterway town, Carrick-on-Shannon.
		You can enjoy a stroll through the town, a trip down the river Shannon or a walk through the nearby Forest Park.
		Located in a secure, quiet location our self-catering or vacation rentals are ideally suited to families or to people just wanting to 'get away from it all'.
	www.carrickholidayhomes.com (246 words)

	Carrick on Shannon Regatta 2004
		Tribesmen RC Carrick on Shannon RC Galway RC Dist
		Carrick on Shannon / Sprint Championship Regatta 2004
		Carrick on Shannon RC Tribesmen RC Womens Novice 1x
	www.carrickrowingclub.com /results04.htm (122 words)

	Carrick on Shannon Chamber of Commerce and Industry Leitrim Ireland
		Carrick on Shannon Chamber of Commerce and Industry Leitrim Ireland
		We need your continual support to ensure a proactive progressive chamber for Carrick-on-Shannon and its surrounding areas."
		For further details of the monthly chamber meeting please
	www.carrickonshannon.ie (213 words)

	Self Catering Co. Leitrim · Carrick-on-Shannon
		The majestic river Shannon flows through the town, where you can relax and enjoy the scenery, or do a spot of fishing.
		Large Gardens to front and rear of house.
	www.freewebs.com /selfcatering (58 words)

	Gaiety Cinema, Bridge Street, Carrick-on-Shannon
		The Gaiety Cinema is located at the centre of the town of Carrick on Shannon at the intersection of Bridge street and Main street.
		The Gaiety Cinema is one of the many attractions of the town of Carrick and it stands as a monument in it's own right because of it's age and history.
		Ownership of the Gaiety has been the pleasure of many people and first began with Mr J.J. Flood who sold it, in 1947 to the R.M.S. at Roscommon County Hospital, Mr 'Jock' O'Hanrahan.
	homepage.tinet.ie /%7Ewesternlink/business_directory/entertainment/cinema/main.htm (256 words)

	SHANNON-INFO.DE - Bootsferien auf dem Shannon, Hausboote in Irland
		Der Shannon Guide II von Rüdiger J. Steinacher bietet eine detaillierte Revierbeschreibung und viele nützliche Informationen zum Thema Bootsurlaub auf dem Shannon.
		Peter Kondler's Shannon-Handbuch "Hello Captain" bietet umfassende Informationen zu Shannon und Erne und sollte unserer Meinung nach bei keiner Urlaubsplanung fehlen.
		Wenn Sie weitere lesenswerte Bücher über die Shannon-Region und den Bootstourismus kennen, bitte kurze Nachricht an uns.
	www.shannon-info.de (342 words)

	SHANNON - Online Information article about SHANNON
		rivers Mulkear, Maigne and Deel enter from S. From Lough Allen to Limerick, where the Shannon becomes tidal, its fall is 144 ft. With the assistance of See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /SCY_SHA/SHANNON.html (451 words)

	Gallagher Auctioneers - Specialist in waterside property
		Hartley Junction, Ck on Shannon, Co. Leitrim, Ireland.
	www.gallagherproperty.com (28 words)

	North Shannon - Carrick-on-Shannon to Lanesboro - Walks - Inland Waterways - Ireland - IWAI
		North Shannon - Carrick-on-Shannon to Lanesboro - Walks - Inland Waterways - Ireland - IWAI
		Alan Mullally spend many years exploring the North Shannon.
		That site includes a set of acknowledgements indicating the source of the on-line material.
	walks.iwai.ie /n_shannon/index.shtml (661 words)

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