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	Cliftonville Bowling Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		With Cliftonville destroying the leagues early pace setters Ardenlee the previous week, Salisbury knew that they were going to have their work cut out to maintain the good standard that they had shown in the early stages of the season.
		Cliftonville now sit at the top of the table, and are in a very comfortable position in their persuit to concentrate on winning their first League title in some years.
		Cliftonville went into this game after an impressive 5-2 victory away to Castleton A the previous week, so the North Belfast side were asking for more of the same from each other in order to keep their title hopes on track.
	www.geocities.com /cliftonvillebc (8576 words)

	Clifton Mine
		In the early dawn of July 17, 1922, the small mining town of Cliftonville was thrust suddenly into the nation's attention.
		Cliftonville was a company-owned town built along the banks of CROSS CREEK.
		ERNEST 'NESTO'ZAMBARDA was an eyewitness to the Cliftonville shoot-out.
	www.brookecountywvgenealogy.org /cliftonmine.html (3057 words)

	The Cliftonville Riot
		Three reporters, going to Cliftonville, came upon the car of the state police about 2 o'clock, standing in the narrow roadway a short distance from where Harvey was captured.
		He declared he was forced to join the march on Cliftonville, being told that he would be thrown out of the miners' union if he refused to go.
		State police are inclined to believe that the Cliftonville invaders may have been nerved to their attack by a supply of Jamaica ginger.
	www.wvculture.org /history/labor/cliftonville02.html (1352 words)

	CLIFTONVILLE F C ONLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cliftonville F C have submitted a range of proposals to the Chief Executive of the IFA as a demonstration of its committment to this ideal.
		These include the issuing of a statement of non-tolerance with regard to discrimination, racism and sectarianism, conditions attached to being a member, official, player or supporter of the club and steps to ensure that the club does all that it possibly can within the bounds of reason and practicality to show its level of committment.
		Members of the Cliftonville Ladies team proudly carried a banner at Windsor Park on 23rd September 2006 to show supporters that bigotry, racism and sectarianism were no longer going to be tolerated by the genuine supporter.
	www.cliftonvillefc.net /tenpoint.html (864 words)

	Welcome to Linfield Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cliftonville threatened first in the fifth minute when O’Loughlin tried his luck from 22 yards, but the ball drifted wide of the far post.
		Cliftonville broke down the right and the ball was eventually played through to the unmarked Scannell, who from 15 yards slotted the ball past Mannus.
		Cliftonville’s lead would have been doubled on 68 minutes had it not been for Scannell’s failure to beat Mannus in a one-on-one.
	www.linfieldfc.com /matchreport.asp?mid=272 (952 words)

	Cliftonville F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Founded on 20th September 1879 by John McCredy McAlery in north Belfast, Cliftonville F.C. are the oldest football team in Ireland and celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2004.
		It was only in 1976 under manager Jackie Hutton and his assistant Jackie Patterson, that Cliftonville experienced a "revolution in fortune", a miracle, which peaked on the 28th of April 1979 in the Irish Cup Final at Windsor Park.
		In the years after this legendary triumph, Cliftonville found their way back to the lower areas of the Irish Football League, and still in the Nineties they were often closer to relegation than to the top.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cliftonville_F.C. (1133 words)

	Glens v Cliftonville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Just before the break though it should have been 2, Michael Halliday flicked a great header right into the path of Chris Morgan running through on goal, but he failed to get complete control on the bumpy pitch and his attempt to tuck the ball away was parried by the keepers legs.
		But that was about all from Cliftonville, and they concentrated on time-wasting for the remainder of the game as the Glens squandered chance after chance.
		Had we taken any those chances I believe we'd have gone on to win the game comfortably, but it just wasn't to be on the night, Cliftonville held on for dear life and the Glens go out of the competition in the last 8.
	ballymacarrettgsc.homestead.com /MRvCliftonvilleCAS301104.html (383 words)

	Welcome to Linfield Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cliftonville were first to threaten in this game.
		As the corner was about to be taken again, a Cliftonville player went down in the box, for which Andy Hunter received a yellow card.
		The Cliftonville striker was stretchered off with his leg in an air splint.
	www.linfieldfc.com /matchreport.asp?mid=248 (681 words)

	Albion Road: A Soccer Club Encyclopedia
		Cliftonville is the name of an area of north Belfast.
		Cliftonville FC had its birth on September 20 1879 with an advertisement in the 'Newsletter' asking people to sign up with "Cliftonville Association Football Club".
		Cliftonville are he oldest football club in Ireland and their Solitude stadium is also the oldest stadium still in use in Ireland.
	www.albionroad.com /clubs_details.aspx?id=221 (88 words)

	Observer \| Coup puts Cliftonville in a new league
		The board at Cliftonville FC - the reds of north Belfast - has become the youngest in the United Kingdom.
		The average age of the directors at Solitude, Cliftonville's stadium situated in what was once one of the most dangerous parts of Northern Ireland, is now 38.
		Unlike the Russian billionaires and millionaire racehorse owners who dominate the boardrooms of the English Premiership, the new directors at Cliftonville are not afraid to get their hands dirty on or off the pitch.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4767730-110244,00.html (723 words)

	ardsfc.co.uk - Ards Football Club - Cliftonville 0-1 Ards
		Cliftonville were the more impressive side in the first half and certainly had the lion's share of goal scoring opportunities.
		The chances continued to fall Cliftonville's way in the second half although finishing let them down more often than not, which included a gilt-edged header for Mark Holland which rose up and over the bar on 51 minutes.
		Cliftonville pressed hard but Ards defended their lines resolutely, although a complete 'air clearance' by Lester at one point had several hearts in mouths.
	www.ardsfc.co.uk /cliftonville020106p.htm (556 words)

	CLIFTONVILLE
		Cliftonville Football club are proud of the fact that they are the oldest club in Ireland and that every moment in Irish soccer histoy, both North
		In February 2004 Cliftonville were lying 15th of 16 teams in the Irish League premier division with eleven league games remaining.
		An emphatic 3-0 win at Armagh in the first leg ensured Cliftonville's Premiership status a 1-1 draw in the return leg was academic.
	hometown.aol.com /captainbeecher/CLIFTONVILLE.html (1090 words)

	Armagh City Football Club - City defeated by last-gasp Cliftonville goal
		The contrast with City's previous competitive game (an 8-1 defeat, also against Cliftonville) could not have been starker, as City pressed their opponents in every area of the field, and put in a high-tempo performance that will give supporters plenty of hope for the season ahead.
		Cliftonville immediately hit back, with a looping effort by Scannell dipping just over the bar, but then City went close again when a long range left-footed effort by McBirney only just veered off target.
		Cliftonville's Gary Kennedy blasted the ball over the bar after a defensive slip-up in the 72nd minute, and a moment later, Cliftonville went close again when a low-struck corner was glanced just wide of the City post.
	armaghcityfc.net /fansite/fixtures/matchReport/srv.do?fixtureId=488789 (725 words)

	Cliftonville or Donegal Celtic for Eircom League? - Page 4 - Foot.ie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At that time Cliftonville fans were being condemned left, right and centre for incidents that happened before, during and after games.
		Cliftonville and Derry feeling persecuted together, the weight of that chip will be unbearable.
		There are also a number of incidents recounted in the book 'the Derry City FC story' of City fans being attacked and chased in Windsor over the years, and the same again in 'The Belfast Celtic Story'.
	foot.ie /forums/showthread.php?p=547267 (4003 words)

	Cliftonville Index
		Cliftonville was founded in 1911 and is one of Belfast City's oldest clubs.
		It is a nine hole course which presents a serious test of Golf.
		As a visitor or new member you will find a welcoming environment both on the course and in the clubhouse.
	www.cliftonvillegolfclub.com (123 words)

	2005-11-12 - Cliftonville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Controlled aggression was the motto of the day and Canterbury took the game to Cliftonville in the second half.
		Eventually the Canterbury pressure bore success.After Peter Mitchell scored a brilliant goal, Cliftonville piled on the pressure, but the Canterbury defence held strong and resisted even the most aggressive attacks.Several short corners were well defended, before Canterbury were able to score through a cleverly worked and well rehearsed short corner routine of their own.
		Cliftonville were finally defeated when Henry Weldon scored an exceptional goal after beating several players.
	www.polofarm.org /chc/PrintArticle.aspx?ArticleID=224 (207 words)

	UK-GolfGuide : A golfer's Guide to Cliftonville Golf Club, Belfast in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
		Please note that although this club has been issued with a password which allows them to update their information via the Internet, there is a disclaimer at the foot of this screen regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information.
		Please click here for a popup page containing a more detailed map of the location of Cliftonville Golf Club as well as all the other clubs within a 30 mile radius of it.
		If you know that any of the information shown for Cliftonville Golf Club is inaccurate or out of date, please tell UK-GolfGuide so that we can update our files.
	www.uk-golfguide.com /northern_ireland/25395.html (390 words)

	Cliftonville West planning
		A public meeting is being held in Cliftonville West for people to give their views on a proposed policy to limit the number of new one bedroom flats, bedsits, and houses in multiple occupation in this area.
		The proposals for new planning guidance are aiming to restrict the number of houses in multiple accommodation (HMO’s), along with the number of one bedroom self contained flats and bed-sits given planning permission in the future in the Renewal Area.
		This is all about improving the quality of life for people living in the area and it’s vital that we hear from everyone who may be affected by these proposals, whether they live in these properties, own them, are looking to let or develop them.
	www.thanet.gov.uk /news/latest_press_releases/cliftonville_west_planning.aspx (398 words)

	FOOTBALLCRESTS.COM - Cliftonville FC
		The oldest football club in Ireland, Cliftonville FC was formed in 1879.
		Cliftonville FC - also known as 'The Reds' - wears red as it's primary home colour.
		The crest shown here is that used on white backgrounds, while on the home (red) team shirts, the colours are altered so that the circular borders and team name text are displayed in white.
	www.footballcrests.com /cliftonvillefc.htm (128 words)

	Cliftonville Hotel accommodation Cromer North Norfolk.
		Open all year round the Cliftonville Hotel has established an enviable reputation as one of North Norfolk's leading hotels.
		A lifetime of practical experience and understanding is the very essence of running a busy and successful hotel and the Cliftonville is run by such a family.
		The Edwardian elegance of the hotel has been skilfully retained, whilst the comfort and standards that guests have come to expect from a top class family run hotel are self evident.
	www.cliftonvillehotel.co.uk (242 words)

	Cliftonville or Donegal Celtic for Eircom League? - Page 2 - Foot.ie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cliftonville had been approached on several occassions to join various North - South league set ups, none of which ever materialised nor which Cliftonville ever agreed to join.
		Both had reasons to consider making such a move in the 80's and 90's - Cliftonville when they were forced to play all games versus Linfield at Windsor, and DC when they found themselves unable to join the league, and also for the aftermath of their riotous Cup game at Windsor.
		Cliftonville as another poster pointed out are a north Belfast club and in their early amatuer days (they are the second oldest club in Ireland) were probably 99% Protestant.
	foot.ie /forums/showthread.php?p=543973 (2523 words)

	ardsfc.co.uk - Ards Football Club - Ards 0-1 Cliftonville
		On 18 minutes a hopeful shot from some distance by Gordon Hillis just flew over the Cliftonville bar and he repeated that attempt later in the half; on the second occasion clipping the top of the goal.
		Cliftonville weren't putting debutante Rutherford under too much pressure although they did look dangerous from crosses and one of those led to their goal on 38 minutes.
		A short corner was knocked into the area by John O'Loughlin and headed on by Holland before the ball struck Ross Hegan and deflected awfully onto the foot of Gary Kennedy who just couldn't have missed from that distance.
	www.ardsfc.co.uk /cliftonville170905p.htm (519 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| Irish \| Coleraine v Cliftonville
		Cliftonville will still be without defender Barry Holland for Saturday's CIS Cup match away to Coleraine because of a back injury.
		Cleary is due to have a plastercast removed from the wrist injury he sustained in a reserve match.
		Cliftonville are ahead of Dungannon Swifts on goal difference in Group D going into the final matches.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/sport1/hi/football/irish/5349346.stm (107 words)

	Cliftonville Hotel
		The Cliftonville is a small family run Hotel pleasantly situated within easy walking distance of all the amenities available in Shanklin, such as the varied shops, Railway and Bus Stations and of course the delightful Shanklin Esplanade and beach.
		Cliftonville has 9 comfortably furnished rooms, 7 of which are en-suite.
		Cliftonville also has a well stocked and friendly bar together with excellent home cooked food on the 5 course menu from the restaurant
	www.wightonline.co.uk /cliftonville/index.html (124 words)

	David Templeton's Seldom Seen: Real estate agent sold on miners' riot plot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bogo's novel, "Holes in the Hills," is based on the Cliftonville Mine Riot of July 17, 1922, which left eight dead, numerous men injured and led to eventual indictment of 216 miners.
		Then it leaps ahead to modern-day Avella, where a real-estate agent encounters the ghost of a miner killed in the riot and develops a burgeoning romance with a school teacher.
		The Cliftonville Mine Riot, which occurred in West Virginia, due west of Avella, proved to be a setback for union miners.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06057/660218.stm (1136 words)

	The Butlins Cliftonville Hotels, Kent
		In 1955 Butlins acquired 4 hotels in the Kent seaside town of Cliftonville from a company called Nicholson Hotels, these being the The St Georges, The Queens (previously known as the Highcliffe), The Norfolk and The Florence.
		It was originally intended that each hotel would cater to a different taste: one for families, one for young children, one for older folk and one for those without kids.
		By the 1980s only three hotels remained under the Butlins Cliftonville banner, the Grand, the Norfolk and the St Georges.
	www.butlinsmemories.com /id696.htm (317 words)

	uefa.com - Football Europe - News & Features - News Specific (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A career-ending cruciate ligament injury was the key factor along the coaching path that has taken Eddie Patterson to the Cliftonville FC hotseat.
		Having just missed out on a UEFA Intertoto Cup place last season, finishing fifth, so far this campaign Patterson's Cliftonville have lost just once in 17 competitive games and are fourth in the Irish Premier League.
		Patterson admits that he had to be "coaxed" into coaching, but after snapping a cruciate ligament playing for Brantwood FC in the B Division, then Cliftonville manager Marty Tabb persuaded him to take on the club's reserve side, Cliftonville Olympic.
	uefa.com /footballeurope/news/Kind=2/newsId=479018.html?cid=rssfeed&... (423 words)

	CLIFTONVILLE 3
		Cliftonville Road side and provides the best vantage point in the stadium.
		The Ultras, known at Cliftonville as the Red Army, congregate at the farthest left hand section of the seated upper tier of the
		The lower tier is terraced with an old style latrine under the stand.
	hometown.aol.com /captainbeecher/CLIFTONVILLE3.html (761 words)

	CLIFTONVILLE FC ONLINE
		December 26th sees the return of the traditional Cliftonville v Crusaders game after a single season absence and it is fair to say that it is a clash eagerly awaited by both sets of supporters.
		The two North Belfast neighbours are in contention at the top end of the table, although both slipped up badly in their last league outings.
		MDS have been associated with The Reds for a number of years now, although their advertising boards can be viewed at games the world over.
	www.cliftonvillefc.net (397 words)

	2005-01-29 - Cliftonville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		However, when Canterbury did control the ball they broke into the Cliftonville D regularly, but a combination of good keeping and sloppy finishing kept the scores level.
		This was all forgotten after an excellent run into the Cliftonville D by Haigh, avoiding at least three tired Cliftonville tackles and shooting, only to see his shot come back off the post, straight to Hodson, who coolly lifted the ball over the stranded ‘keeper and into the net.
		This was another much improved performance by the 4th XI, especially considering Cliftonville decided to bring half of their first team with them after their game was cancelled.
	www.polofarm.org /chc/PrintArticle.aspx?ArticleID=144 (480 words)

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