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	Castleknock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Castleknock (Caisleán Cnucha in Irish meaning "Castle of the Hill" or "Cnucha's Castle"(1)) is a village with some affluent residential enclaves at the edge of County Fingal and located 8 km west of the centre of Dublin, Ireland.
		Castleknock is in the Dublin 15 postal area and the Dublin West electoral constituency.
		Castleknock lays claim to the largest tennis facility in Ireland, which was home to tennis for the 2004 Special Olympics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Castleknock (600 words)

	Castleknock Civil Parish, Co. Dublin, Ireland Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The living is consequently a vicarage, in the diocese of Dublin, endowed with a portion of the great tithes, and united to the prebend of Castleknock and the rectory of Clonsillagh and curacy of Mullahidart, with cure of souls : it is to the patron age of the Bishop.
		In the Roman Catholic divisions this parish is the head of a union or district, comprising the parishes of Castleknock, Chapelizod, Clonsillogh, Cloghranhidart, and Mullahidart ; and containing three chapels, one at Blanchardstown, one at Porterstown (in Clonsillagh), and one at Chapelizod.
		The remains of the ancient fortress of Castleknock occupy the summit of a lofty hill.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/d/castleknock.htm (1062 words)

	Southern Fingal, Castleknock
		The parish of Castleknock is stated to have comprised in the seventeenth century the townlands of Abbotstown, Ashtown, Astagob, Blanchardstown, Cabragh, Cappoge, Carpenterstown, Castleknock, Corduff, Deanstown, Diswellstown, Fullams, Glebeland, Huntstown, Irishtown, Lakes, Mitchelstown, Pelletstown, Porterstown, Scribblestown.
		The parish of Castleknock lies to the north-west of the city of Dublin, adjoining the Phoenix Park, and extending westward to the parish of Clonsilla.
		During the Milesian era Castleknock is named as one of 25 places at which Conmhaol of the race of Eber, while holding the sovereignty of Ireland, defeated in battle the descendants of Eremon, and a Celtic writer mentions that Castleknock was sometimes known as duma meic Eremon, or the duma of the sons of Eremon.
	home.fuse.net /great/Castleknock.htm (10164 words)

	Castleknock College > About Us: Ethos
		The Governing Body of Castleknock College is committed to an Admission Policy which reflects the spirit and meaning of the Education Act 1998, the Education (Welfare) Act 2000 and the Equal Status Act 2000.
		Castleknock has always kept in mind that school days are not merely a preparation for life, but are part of life, and is concerned that pupils should be happy within its walls.
		The Castleknock Ethos is that which could be best interpreted as one in which our College embraces a really caring attitude, of a resourceful, flexible and approachable nature, encapsulating true and patient commitment and exemplary of a Christian and Collegiate atmosphere where social consciousness and reciprocal attitudes are developed and respected.
	www.castleknockcollege.ie /about/ethos.html (1271 words)

	Castleknock College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Castleknock College (Coláiste Caisleán Cnucha in Irish) is a private (fee-paying) secondary school for boys situated in the residential suburb of Castleknock, 8 km west of the city centre in Dublin, Ireland.
		Castleknock College's position at the forefront of Irish Catholic education was affirmed on 22nd April 1900, when Queen Victoria and her royal party visited the College.
		In 1896 the Castleknock College Union was founded by the past men of the college as means to maintain the friendships made at school and further the Vincentian ideals of helping the poor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Castleknock_College (1273 words)

	Parish of Castleknock and Mulhuddart with Clonsilla: Parish History
		The tithes that provided his income were levied on the southern part of the parish - Castleknock - and the prebendal stall was, and still is, on the cantor's side of the quire and so the prebend was known as Castrum Knock ex parte cantoris.
		Of the four parts into which they were divided, one was assigned to the prebendary of Mulhuddart, one to the prebendary of Castleknock, one to the economy estate of St Patrick's Cathedral and one to the Priory of Malvern.
		1938 It was decided that the Union of Castleknock and Mulhuddart and Clonsilla be dissolved and that a group of the said parishes be arranged in accordance with the Constitution of the Church of Ireland.
	www.castleknock.dublin.anglican.org /history/history.html (1030 words)

	Castleknock Hotel and Country Club Dublin
		Description: The Castleknock Hotel and Country Club, Dublin, is a 4 star hotel sitting snugly on the Porterstown Road, on the outskirts of Castle-knock Village, this tastefully decorated hotel has a modern look and feel whilst retaining a traditional and formal 4 star service.
		Castleknock Hotel and Country Club is built to a high 4-star standard with extensive conference, leisure and golf facilities.
		Castleknock Hotel and Country Club is located six miles from Dublin city centre and 10 miles from Dublin Airport.
	www.dublinevents.com /dublin-hotels/castleknock-hotel.php (546 words)

	College History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of these hills is traditionally spoken of as the burial mound of Coohal, father of Finn McCoohal; on the other are the remains of a Norman Castle, dating from the early thirteenth century.
		Of the castle itself there remains today less than half of the original keep, with portion of the walls of the bailey, enclosing a space of about one hundred feet by sixty; this enclosure is irregular in shape owing to the fact that the builders had to conform to the configuration of the hill.
		It gives at once a good idea how the castle must have commanded a view of the neighbourhood for miles around, into the very walls of Dublin, forming, as it was intended it should, a defence and guard for the western side of the city north of the Liffey.
	www.iol.ie /~svc/history.html (373 words)

	A SHORT HISTORY OF CASTLEKNOCK
		The village of Castleknock lies about one mile north of Phoenix Park between the River Tolka and the River Liffey.
		The title Castleknock also refers to the barony of Castleknock which stretches from Cabra to Clonee on the Meath border on the one hand and from Chapelizod to Finglas in the other direction.
		This area around Castleknock College appears to have been occupied by Norsemen for a time and also was settled by some of our Celtic relations from Wales.
	www.castleknocklionsclub.org /castleknockhistory.htm (617 words)

	The Parish of Mulhuddart
		The parish of Mulhuddart lies to the north of the parish of Castleknock, on the Meath border of Dublin county.
		They were enfeoffed in the person of Richard Cruise by one of the barons of Castleknock in the thirteenth century; and in a suit concerning a messuage and a carucate of land "in the Rath near Mulhuddart," Robert Cruise and his wife Matilda appear as plaintiffs in the first half of the fourteenth century.
		As mentioned in the ecclesiastical history of Castleknock, the prebend which bears its name in the Cathedral of St. Patrick was founded as a second prebend of Castleknock, and it is not until a century later that the name Mulhuddart is mentioned in connexion with it.
	www.eiretek.org /chapters/books/ball1-6/Ball6/ball6.2.htm (2407 words)

	Castleknock Tradition
		The resulting relationship between priests, teachers and boys is the cornerstone of the Castleknock family spirit, and continues long after school days among the past pupils or "pastmen" as they are known, of the College.
		In 1834 they purchased a house and estate in Castleknock, Co. Dublin, for the sum of £3,600, donated by the family of one of the priests.
		Since the foundation of Castleknock College in 1835, "pastmen" have gone on to play prominent roles in the political, business, professional and farming life of the country as well as in the Public Service, the Judiciary, the Arts and the Church.
	www.iol.ie /~svc/svc3.html (813 words)

	Castleknock Hotel and Country Club - East and Dublin - Golf breaks, weekends and golf holidays at Castleknock Hotel and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Castleknock village (9km from Dublin City centre, 13 km from Dublin Airport).
		Castleknock - This is a beautiful Irish course that has been carved into the rolling terrain, with each hole lined on both sides by mature trees.
		Leisure at Castleknock is first class; the resort offers a wealth of facilities including a gym, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and much more.
	www.golfbreaks.com /golf/ireland/castleknock (448 words)

	Castleknock Hotel, Dublin, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club is built to a high 4 star standard and is the third 4 star hotel in our growing collection of 3 and 4 star properties with extensive conference, leisure and golf facilities.
		This is one of the newest hotels in Dublin and one of the best hotels in Castleknock and will appeal to both locals and visitors alike with its modern and contemporary décor and furnishings.
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club is located on the Porterstown Road in the village of Castleknock.
	www.irelandgolftours.net /castleknock.htm (250 words)

	Castleknock Dublin Hotel, Golf Hotel Dublin, Golf Course Dublin, Golf Hotels Dublin, Conference Hotel Dublin, ...
		Castleknock Hotel and Country Club occupies the lands of Somerton House which was apportioned from the Luttrellstown Estate and belonged to Henry Lawless Lutrell.
		Castleknock Hotel and Country Club features 140 bedrooms, 4 Executive Suites, choice of dining and bar facilities, an extensive range of designated conference suites, a well equipped leisure health and beauty centre, 18 hole parkland golf course and large onsite car park, making it a most popular Dublin hotel and golf course.
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club has some of the best conference facilities Dublin has to offer, whether you are planning an intimate meeting or a large conference it is the ideal venue.
	www.castleknockhotel.com (418 words)

	Old house in Castleknock or newer in Clonsilla - Askaboutmoney.com
		After bidding on a house in Castleknock failed through few weeks ago, Castleknock house EA just came back telling me that the house is back on the market...
		Castleknock house is 3 bed semi, small side entrance, attic is too small to convert, 25-30 years old house, has been rented for the last few years, small back garden, only one familly bathroom, 440K.
		The fact that the Castleknock house is smaller with smaller attic, garden etc. and yet is still 10k more expensive than Clonsilla says it all as far as public perception of both areas goes.
	www.askaboutmoney.com /showthread.php?p=324927 (1491 words)

	Castleknock GAA
		Castleknock held them off well, with Cian O Neill and John Kindlon battling hard for every ball in midfield, and some great tackling by Mark Owens and Liam Mulroney at the back.
		Castleknock won the throw-in and Gavin Keane saw his long range shot go just the wrong side of the upright.
		Castleknock got off to a flying start with John Carrie and Cian Doogan combining well and keeping the Grattens goalkeeper busy in the first few minutes.
	www.castleknock.net /news/news_doc.asp?nid=1218&id=1 (1163 words)

	Chaplain
		While the chaplaincy is primarily concerned with moral and spiritual development of students it also plays an important role in integrating these with other dimensions of education, social, personal, academic and physical.
		The Chaplaincy team is intimately involved in the life of Castleknock Community College.
		Since Castleknock Community College is an interdenominational College it is our policy to honour and support all faiths.
	www.castleknockcc.ie /chaplain.htm (596 words)

	Castleknock - Askaboutmoney.com
		Castleknock was once a small village, it no longer is. The lands surounding it were always in the Barony of Castleknock.
		It is Castleknock, although sometimes having the name does not always gurantee that you are in the area.
		I grew up in and bought in Castleknock and Castleknock always ended where the M50 is and anybody who lives in that area will tell you the same.
	www.askaboutmoney.com /showthread.php?p=322658 (1185 words)

	Castleknock Golf and Country Club
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club which is part of the Tower Hotel Group sits snugly on the Porterstown Road on the corner of Castleknock Golf Course.
		Built to the highest 4 star standard it is one of the best hotels in Castleknock and appeals to both locals and visitors alike with its modern and contemporary décor and furnishings.
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club includes 140 bedrooms and 4 executive suites, 2 bars, 2 restaurants, an extensive conference centre and an impressive leisure health and beauty centre.
	www.castleknockgolfclub.ie /resort.htm (280 words)

	Home Page
		The philosophy of Castleknock Community College is one of inclusiveness in which the college supports the principles of partnership, equality of access and participation in the school.
		It prides itself in providing a high quality education to all its students, inspiring them to develop their abilities to the full but conscious of the potential for further development.
		All who are associated with our college are focused on its success and on providing a quality education for the youth of the community which we serve.
	www.castleknockcc.ie /index1.html (348 words)

	Castleknock Houses for Sale, Castleknock Property, Castleknock New Homes and Apartments, Castleknock Residential ...
		Right in the very heart of Castleknock Village, we are delighted to present "Village House", this wonderful detached, period property which dates back to 1900 stands on just over one quarter of an acre (.259 acre).
		This landmark development is ideally located in Castleknock, one of Dublin’s most sought after residential addresses and is only 2 miles from City Centre with rail and bus routes only a few minutes walk away.
		Enviably located just minutes from Castleknock Village and with the Phoenix Park just a short stroll away, this property benefits from a wealth of local amenities offering you anything you might need on your doorstep View today to avoid disappointment.
	www.daft.ie /dublin/houses_for_sale/castleknock (1081 words)

	Castleknock GAA - Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie, and Ladies Football - Dublin, Leinster, Ireland. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Castleknock GAA - Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie, and Ladies Football - Dublin, Leinster, Ireland.
		Castleknock Hurling & Football Club is organising a major fund raiser — A Race Day on Sunday 21st January 2007 in Fairyhouse Racecourse - and we need your help.
		Would you, your company of employment or any business contacts be in a position to sponsor a table for this very worthwhile event.
	www.castleknock.net (250 words)

	RTE.ie Entertainment - The Buddhist of Castleknock
		Set entirely in the middle-class Sullivan household in the eponymous Castleknock suburb of Dublin, 'TBOC' strikes the keynote early on when Sean and Edie Sullivan decide that they will wait until after Christmas before they tell their children about Sean's recent cancer diagnosis.
		One senses that this might not necessarily be a deliberate thing, but that writer Jim O'Hanlon throws enough of issues into the mix to paper over the cracks.
		Most would agree that Strindberg is unnecessarily harsh on the idea of family, but 'The Buddhist of Castleknock' shows that family expectations can be socially destructive, particularly for kids.
	www.rte.ie /arts/2002/1114/buddhist.html (574 words)

	Home Page
		Castleknock Community College is part of the County Dublin Vocational Education Committee (Co Dublin V.E.C.) and was established in 1995.
		Our college is a co-educational post-primary school catering to an ever-increasing population growth within the greater Castleknock area.
		A comprehensive academic curriculum is promoted in addition to a wide-ranging programme of extra-curricular activities.
	www.castleknockcc.ie (153 words)

	Castleknock Ireland Hotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Sitting snugly on the Porterstown Road, on the outskirts of Castleknock Village.
		All 144 guestrooms have been designed with your comfort in mind with each guest bedroom featuring cable TV, radio, telephone with voice mail, ISDN access, in room safe, tea and coffee hospitality tray and trouser press as standard.
		Regardless of which you choose, both offer a truly friendly and personal service, an impressive range of beverages and a superb bar menu with food service throughout the day.
	www.tourclare.com /castleknock.php (168 words)

	Castleknock Hotel & Country Club Dublin - online hotel reservations
		The hotel is built to a high 4 star standard and is the third 4 star hotels in our growing collection of 3 and 4 star properties with extensive conference, leisure and golf facilities.
		This is one of the newest hotels in Dublin and one of the best hotels in Castleknock and will appeal to both locals and visitors alike with its modern and contemporary decor and furnishings.
		Castleknock Hotel & Country Club is the second property within Tower Hotel Group offering superb accommodation in Dublin with Temple Bar Hotel offering Dublin accommodation in the heart of the city.
	www.all-hotels.com /xbook/servlet/hotel-details?hotl_id=415359 (411 words)

	Antiques Fairs Ireland Dublin City Centre
		Coming to the next roundabout (Auburn Road) you will see a big sign showing the direction of Castleknock: it is the 3rd exit off the roundabout.
		Whereas it is only about a 10 - 15 minute drive from the city centre, the bus takes about an hour as it takes quite a roundabout route, since buses are not allowed drive through the Phoenix Park.
		Castleknock Hotel website for location/directions or to make room reservations online.
	www.esatclear.ie /~antiquesfairsireland/Castleknock.html (315 words)

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