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	Clogher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clogher is a small town in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, situated on the River Blackwater in the Dungannon district 18 miles south of Omagh.
		The novelist William Carleton was born in the nearby townland of Prillisk on Shrove Tuesday, 20th February 1794.
		Clogher is also the name of a diocese within both the Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic diocesan structures.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clogher (157 words)

	Ulster, Diocese of Clogher, and Monaghan
		Clogher is a town and parish in County Tyrone in the Diocese of Clogher.
		Clogher Diocese is in the the ecclesiastical province of Armagh.
		Monaghan houses the cathedral of the Roman Catholic diocese of Clogher.
	ahd.exis.net /monaghan/monaghan.htm (945 words)

	Clogher civil parish Tyrone county, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		Moelisa O'Carrol, Bishop of Clogher, in 1183, on his translation of the archbishoprick of Armagh, presented to this abbey a priests vestments and a mitre, and promised a pastoral staff; he also consecrated the abbey church.
		Clogher is situated on a lofty eminence, in the midst of a rich and diversified country encircled by mountains, which on the south approach within one mile, and on the north within two miles of the town, and the highest of which is Knockmany.
		The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Clogher, constituting the corps of the deanery of Clogher, in the patronage of the Crown: the tithes amount to £850, and the income of the dean, including tithes and glebe, is £1374.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/t/clogher.htm (1374 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Clogher
		In 1535 Bishop Odo, or Hugh O'Cervallan, was appointed to the See of Clogher by Paul III, and on the submission of his patron Con O'Neill to Henry VIII, this prelate seems to have accepted the new teaching and was superseded by Raymond MacMahon, 1546.
		Owing to the persecutions of the Irish Catholics, Clogher was governed by vicars during the periods 1612-43, 1650-71, 1687-1707, 1713-27.
		The chapter of Clogher was allowed to lapse, but towards the end of the eighteenth century it was re-established by papal Brief.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04059c.htm (474 words)

	Women of Clogher
		Rose Shaw witnessed life in the Ulster countryside in the early decades of the twentieth century at both ends of the social scale.
		She seems to have been regarded as part of the family and after her charges had grown up she returned annually to the house for a month's holiday in the summer.
		The book, which looked at the country-side and people of the Clogher Valley, where William Carleton had spent his early days, included a number of her photographs.
	www.irelandseye.com /irish/history/photography/clougher.shtm (562 words)

	Clogher Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Clogher Valley was vitally important in the dynamics of ice flow and retreat in the last glacial phase, the Midlandian, of south-west Northern Ireland.
		The solid geology underlying the superficial deposits is Carboniferous, mainly the Clogher Valley and the Ballyshannon Limestone Formations dating from the early part of the period, with the later Meenymore Formation on the southern flank across the Clogher Valley Fault.
		The deposits in the Clogher Valley show extreme complexity and a clear interpretation is further hindered by lack of exposure (imposing heavy reliance on surface morphology), possible extensive modification by meltwater channelling (degrading the original features) and a low gradient giving no clear indication of directions of water flow.
	www.habitas.org.uk /escr/summary.asp?item=486 (1364 words)

	Clogher on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The cathedral of the Roman Catholic bishop of Clogher is at Monaghan, Republic of Ireland.
		Junior rugby in focus: Clogher Valley focus ahead.(Sport)
		RUGBY UNION: Dungannon too good for Valley; Clogher Valley 5 Dungannon II 24.(Sport)
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/c/clogher.asp (284 words)

	Clogher Heritage Complex - Drum Graveyard, County Mayo, West of Ireland
		The ancient Church of Drum was the seat of the Parish of Drum and recognised as being of ecclesiastical importance in St. Patrick's time.
		Near to the remaining church wall lies the Fitzgerald Kenny enclosed burial plot, these people were central figures in much of Cloghers history.
		A footprint believed to be St. Patrick's, impressed into local stone, may be seen in the field to the rear of the graveyard.
	museumsofmayo.com /clogher5.htm (231 words)

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		Carville, Ann: The impact of partition proposals on County Monaghan, 37-51.
		Walsh, Katherine: Bishop John O'Corcoran of Clogher (1373-1389) at the University of Prague, the Purgatorium Sancti Patricii and the debate about Purgatory in the later Middle Ages, 7-36.
		Scarlett, Duncan: Conflict during the incumbency of the Reverend Augustus B. Young, rector of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan 1872-1920, Prebendary of Devenish 1906-1911 and Precentor of Clogher 1911-1920, 182-200
	www.xs4all.nl /~tbreen/Journals/Clogher.html (1057 words)

	.::DonegalTownRFC.com - Home of Donegal Rugby::.
		Donegal put pressure on but were behind 7 - 0 when missed tackles in the forwards left the backs who were recovering from the previous phase, exposed and Clogher touched down in the corner and scored the conversion.
		Clogher again broke from a ruck but missed tackles in the backs allowed them in under the posts and an easy conversion to leave the score 14 - 5 at half time.
		Clogher spotted Donegal's eagerness to attack and with no-one at home, kicked deep into the Demon's 22 and despite despairing tackles, touched down.
	www.geocities.com /donegaltownrfc/newsid/13.htm (312 words)

	Cassidy of Clogher
		The townland of Clogher, which means “stony place” is situated three miles north of Donegal Town, just off the main Donegal/Ballybofey Road.
		To the east is Clogher, to the north is Barnesmore, and to the west is Townawilly and the Bluestack Mountains with their mesmerizing waterfall, known as The Greymare’s Tail that rushes from its summit into Lough Eske in the valley below.
		--Frank Cassidy (1835-1899) was born in Clogher and married Sally Freel (1836-1912) born in Inver, County Donegal, daughter of Francis Freel and Katie McCracken.
	www.cassidyfamily.com /story1.html (2198 words)

	Clogher Articles Index
		The Diocese of Clogher in 1714 P. Flanagan 39
		The Diocese of Clogher in 1714 P. Flanagan 125
		Cholera in Clones 551 Census of the Diocese of Clogher (December 1958) 552
	homepage.eircom.net /~chs/clougherArticlesIndex14.htm (1121 words)

	Mothers Union in the Diocese of Clogher
		The Diocese of Clogher in the Church of Ireland covers a rural area on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
		Most of the parishes in the Diocese are small; the family unit is strongly influential and the Church's activities and organisations continue to make a major contribution to religious and community life.
		In Clogher Diocese there are just under 1000 MU Members in 37 Branches.
	clogher.mothersunion.ie (198 words)

	%3C Clogher at Local.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Clogher - a small village situated to the south of Castlebar in County Mayo (west of Ireland)
		The Clogher Valley RFC website is currently being updated and we need your help to find out what the club and it's supporters want to see when representing Clogher Valley RFC on the Internet.
		The Church of Ireland Diocese of Clogher The Rt.
	www.local.co.uk /Clogher/< (529 words)

	CLOGHER PROTESTANT BOYS: THE DADDIES
		CLOGHER PROTESTANT BOYS FLUTE BAND WAS FORMED IN 1980 BY THE MEMBERS OF CLOGHER ORANGE LODGE LOL 529 IN ORDER TO LEAD THE LODGE EACH 12th OF JULY.
		THE BAND, PRACTICE AT CLOGHER ORANGE HALL, MIDWAY BETWEEN THE TOWNS OF LURGAN AND DROMORE.
		ON THE 26th OF APRIL 1980, IN A FIELD BESIDE CLOGHER ORANGE HALL, THE UNIFORMS AND INSTRUMENTS OF CLOGHER PROTESTANT BOYS WERE DEDICATED.
	www.freewebs.com /clogher/history.htm (201 words)

	clogher.htm
		The principal projects documented are: a national school at Killybrone, the diocesan seminary at Monaghan, a bell tower at Errigal Truagh for the Rev. Charles McDermott, and a convent and a new church at Monaghan.
		The Clogher Diocesan archive of the Church of Ireland is as extensive as, but very different to, the Roman Catholic.
		He therefore discouraged benefactions for the purpose of re-establishing a separate see of Clogher, as is shown in a series of letters he wrote to one of the benefactors, the 3rd Earl of Erne, who had promised to give £1,000 towards the endowment.
	www.proni.gov.uk /records/private/clogher.htm (3478 words)

	Fardross Stream, Clogher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This exceptional evidence is exposed in a little over 0.5km of streambed along the Fardross Forest River Walk, where rocks from the Arundian to the Asbian stages of the Visean record events over a period of 7 million years.
		At the bottom of the section, hard against the Clogher Valley Fault, a few metres of crushed and heavily veined limestone are preserved.
		This is the very top of the Bundoran Shale Formation; despite its condition, samples have yielded a microscopic fauna of foraminifera, suggesting a middle Arundian age.
	www.habitas.org.uk /escr/summary.asp?item=253 (977 words)

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		Carleton’s stories and novels, although written in Dublin, are mostly located in the Clogher Valley, a fertile area of County Tyrone, lying between the beautiful chain of hills to the north and the massive Slieve Beagh feature to the south.
		As Carleton remarked, Clogher can claim city status as here is situated the Anglican cathedral of the Diocese of Clogher, a small but elegant building in the classical style.
		Knockmany has frequent affectionate mention in Carleton’s work and the wooded path to the summit is a walk to be recommended to all visitors to the area.
	www.williamcarletonsummerschool.org /page9.html (338 words)

	CLOGHER - LoveToKnow Article on CLOGHER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		, a market village of Co. Tyrone, Ireland, in the south parliamentary division, on the Clogher Valley light railway.
		The name is derived from the Irish cloch, a pillar stone, such as were worshipped and regarded as oracles in many parts of pagan Ireland; the stone was preserved as late as the 15th century in the cathedral, and identity is even now claimed for a stone which lies near the church.
		To properly cite this CLOGHER article in your work, copy the complete reference below:
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /C/CL/CLOGHER.htm (152 words)

	Clogher property to rent, room mates, Clogher flat or house to share or rent - Free to view and advertise
		Any advert on this Clogher letting advert page will also appear on the County Tyrone 'all county list’, so your own County Tyrone room, house flat or accommodation ‘wanted’ or ‘to let’ advert will be seen by plenty of interested visitors.
		A room in a flatshare, or house share, a room in someone's home.If you are looking for Clogher commercial premises or an industrial unit in Clogher.If you want a house/flat/apartment or studio flat in Clogher.
		If you are relocating to Clogher as an executive or a professional with a family, or a student finding somewhere for the first time.Whoever you are if you want somewhere to rent in Clogher - advertise with us.
	www.letalife.com /Ad_list.asp?T=11881 (424 words)

	Clogher Information Online - Classified advertisements for Clogher, UK
		If you have any news or information related to Clogher or would like an article to be published in Clogher Information Online, fill in a simple form or send it to us and we will do the rest.
		Clogher Information Online is part of the UK information network.
		Clogher Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Clogher.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-B-AVF.htm (268 words)

	Clogher Diocese says farewell to Bishop Hannon
		Representatives from all the parishes in the Diocese of Clogher met on the evening of Thursday 4th October to say farewell to Rt.
		Since becoming bishop in 1986, he had helped the diocese grow as a family with his open, confident faith, and had also broadened the horizons of all ages with his emphasis upon overseas mission experience.
		In retirement, he added, they were looking forward to more time together with their family, and being able to spend extended periods with their grandchildren.
	www.ireland.anglican.org /archives/pressreleases/prarchive2001/hanpres.html (496 words)

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		I was the youngest of fourteen children — seven sons and seven daughters — and I was born no less than five years after my next eldest brother, John.
		Nothing else could have brought together the President of the Catholic College at Maynooth and Colonel Blacker, the Orange leader, in the presence of Maria Edgeworth, Dan O'Connell's son, Oscar Wilde's father and the Rev.Dr. Henry Cooke, from Belfast.
		Particularly popular are tours of the Carleton country led by Clogher historian Jack Johnston.
	www.williamcarletonsummerschool.org (280 words)

	Clogher Valley
		Police in Clogher Valley have worked successfully with local communities over recent years especially in setting up the Good Neighbours Schemes in Augher, Clogher and Fivemiletown.
		Both of these are linked to the two main arterial roads that run through the Clogher Valley.
		Inspector Barton firmly believes that the success of this lies with the partnership approach employed between the local police and the community.
	www.psni.police.uk /dcu_dungannon___south_tryone_home_page/dcu_dungannon___south_tryone_sector_areas/pg_clogher_valley.htm (169 words)

	Clogher Heritage Complex, County Mayo, West of Ireland
		Clogher Heritage Complex, County Mayo, West of Ireland
		Walks of various durations are outlined in the Clogher Walks Guidebook
		Call in person or telephone where messages can be left at all times.
	museumsofmayo.com /clogher.htm (70 words)

	Western People: Clogher Race Night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Clogher Community Council is holding their annual Race Night in the Drum Inn, Clogher, on Friday night, November 29th.
		Clogher Card Game takes place on Friday nights at 9.00pm in the Community Hall.
		There will be a meeting of Clogher Community Council in Clogher Hall on Wednesday night, November 6th at 9pm.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=5882 (480 words)

	Clogher Articles Index
		The impact of partition proposals on County Monaghan A. Carville 37
		Bishop John O’Corcoran of Clogher (1373-1389) at the University of
		Conflict during the incumbency of the Reverend Augustus B. Young,Rector of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan 1872-1920, Prebendary of Devenish 1906-1911 and Precentor of Clogher 1911-1920 D. Scarlett 182
	homepage.eircom.net /~chs/clougherArticlesIndex1316.htm (1470 words)

	The Holy Well, Clogher Heritage Complex, County Mayo, West of Ireland
		The Holy Well, Clogher Heritage Complex, County Mayo, West of Ireland
		In the townland of KILLEEN the parish of DRUM.
		When the Well was being refurbished it was thought to be appropriate to recognise those who lay here and erect a small memorial to them.
	museumsofmayo.com /clogher4.htm (250 words)

	Cricket Clubs in Ireland include The Clogher Cricket Club
		Clogher Cricket Club aims to provide cricket as a recreational summer activity for those of all ages who have a love for the game and to maintain a tradition in the area that dates back to 1868.
		We aim to provide an activity for young people in the area which is both character-building and which develops a sense of belonging, thereby engendering a sense of community spirit in the up and coming generation in the Clogher Valley.
		If you would like to become a member or sponsor of Clogher Cricket Club, wherever you are in the World - we would welcome you warmly.
	www.makemetop.co.uk /cricket_clubs_in_ireland.htm (451 words)

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