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	Clonakilty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The streets of Clonakilty are strikingly clean, and the town was given an award as "Ireland's tidiest town" in 1999.
		In Clonakilty was born, and lived, Michael Collins, leader of the IRA and later the Free State movement, which campaigned for independence from the Britain 1900-21 period.
		Clonakilty was one of the destinations on the West Cork Railway, an Irish mainline railway from Cork City to various parts of West Cork, shut down in 1961.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clonakilty (636 words)

	Clonakilty, Cork, Ireland
		Clonakilty is an expanding, thriving town town noted for its success in competitions such as the National Tidy Towns competition and the International "Entente Florale".
		Clonakilty is the administrative capital of West Cork.
		In the centre of the town is a monument to Tadgh O' Donovan - Astna commemorating Clonakilty's role in the 1798 rebellion.
	www.westcorktravel.com /Towns/Clonakilty.htm (249 words)

	Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland by Clonakilty.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Clonakilty is surrounded by hilly country primarily under dairy farming, the region having an impressive dairy yield.
		Clonakilty has approximately 10,000 permanent inhabitants (Central Statistics Office, 2002), Many tourists, particularly from the United Kingdom and the United States, are attracted to Clonakilty during the summer months, and the population of the town can swell by as much as 2,000.
		The Clonakilty area is notable as the birthplace of Michael Collins, leader of the IRA and later the Free State movement, which campaigned for independence from the United Kingdom around 1900-1921.
	www.clonakilty.net (1938 words)

	Bed and Breakfast in Clonakilty - Clonakilty B&B, guest house Clonakilty west cork and more
		Clonakilty is the fastest growing town in County Cork and its current Development Plan anticipates and provides for continued growth on a sustainable basis over the next six years to reach a population of a little over 4,000 people or 1,500 households.
		Clonakilty is now seen by many, if not as a competitor but as a complement to the culinary reputation of nearby Kinsale, which has long enjoyed the title of the Gourmet Capital of Ireland.
		Clonakilty is famous as the birthplace of the Republican leader Michael Collins and Henry Ford and both are commemorated in the town.
	www.clonakiltytownhouse.ie (3427 words)

	CLONAKILTY - IRELAND : "RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Clonakilty's victory that day was to commence what continues today to be a strong rivalry between the two clubs.
		Clonakilty Rugby Club is very fortunate in having access to a number of communications outlets which greatly help spreading of the 'gospel' on a regular basis.
		Clonakilty Rugby Club has grown rapidly and successfully to a level where it is a major contributor to the social fabric of the surrounding area.
	www.clon.ie /clonrfc.html (2475 words)

	History of Clonakilty
		Clonakilty is situated in one of the tuatha or tribe lands of the Corca Luighe.
		For on the 25th July, 1880, the present Church in Clonakilty was dedicated to the Holy Mother of God, honouring in its name her Holy and Immaculate Conception, and on the previous days the altars within the Church had been consecrated.
		The Church of Clonakilty is admitted to be one of the most beautiful of its kind in the South of Ireland.
	members.tripod.com /Cowhig/cork.html (5742 words)

	Clonakilty travel guide - Wikitravel
		Clonakilty is a small town on the coast of County Cork, Republic of Ireland in West Cork.
		Clonakilty is a busy market town, but is only 3 km from one of the largest and most popular beaches in West Cork and is the centre for family holidays in this part of the county.
		It is about 40 km from Cork City and to the west of the town the landscape dissolves into a sucession of bays and peninsulas along the coast or increasingly mountainous terrain inland.
	wikitravel.org /en/Clonakilty (439 words)

	Fernhill House Hotel - Clonakilty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is a town of tall spires, towers and historic buildings - the brewery buildings, the mills and the quayside warehouses, telling of the town's busy trading and industrial past.
		Clonakilty is an ideal holiday destination and base from which to tour West Cork, a region blessed with some of Irelands most spectacular scenery.
		The natural beauty of the surrounding countryside is enhanced even more by the abundance of birdlife to be discovered on Clonakilty's tidal bay, marshes and hinterland.
	www.fernhillhousehotel.com /texts/clonakilty.asp (189 words)

	Clonakilty Agricultural College: Contact
		The Agricultural College is situated in the townland of townland of Darrara (sometimes mispelled Dararra)
		Clonakilty is well known for its beauty and its hospitality.
		The area is one of the earliest in the country for grass growth, which allows its farmers to be one of the most competitive in the country.
	www.clonakiltyagriculturalcollege.com /contact.shtml (120 words)

	Teagasc - Clonakilty College - Welcome
		The farm that is now Clonakilty Agricultural College was given to the State by trustees of the late Mr.
		The area is one of the earliest in the country for grass growth, which means its farmers are some of the most competitive in the country.
		Lios-na-gCon ringfort and Clonakilty Animal Park are located near the College.
	www.teagasc.ie /clonakilty/index.htm (334 words)

	Teagasc - Clonakilty College -
		Clonakilty Agricultural College provides training for those who wish to follow a career in agriculture and agri-business.
		This is the primary course run by the college.
		The Training Centre in Clonakilty Agricultural College, in association with Teagasc, offers a wide variety of quality Computer Training Courses, tailored to suit all age groups.
	www.teagasc.ie /clonakilty/courses.htm (276 words)

	Rosscarbery and Clonakilty
		Like everywhere else in West Cork, not many people consistently fish from the shore for anything more than mackerel or pollack, so the full potential of the entire region is unknown.
		The estuaries are the main focus of angling (with the exception of the pier during mackerel season).
		Clonakilty estuary is probably the best place for bass fishing in West Cork.
	www.angelfire.com /hi/Ragworm/rosscarbery.html (558 words)

	Vacation Rentals County Cork Ireland: Clonakilty Cottage
		It is set in its own 1 acre field in peaceful, rolling countryside, 5 miles east of Clonakilty.
		The nearest towns are Clonakilty (5 miles), and Bandon (10 miles approx.), with Cork City an hours’ drive.
		There are several excellent restaurants in Clonakilty and Bandon, including Curry houses and Chinese.
	www.cottagenet.co.uk /lislevane.htm (443 words)

	Clonakilty, Ireland
		Clonakilty (Clanna Chaoilte, "O'Keelty's Sept") lies in Clonakilty Bay on the south coast of Ireland.
		The town of Clonakilty was established in 1614 by the first Earl of Cork for occupation by English settlers.
		It is now a small market town in a fertile agricultural area with an interesting local museum and a beautiful park, Kennedy Gardens.
	www.planetware.com /ireland/clonakilty-irl-co-clon.htm (114 words)

	Glendine Bed and Breakfast in Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland
		Bed and Breakfast accommodation Clonakilty, West Cork to our warm, friendly and relaxing bed and breakfast home in the beautiful and unspoilt region of West Cork, Ireland.
		Glendine Bed and Breakfast accommodation Clonakilty, West Cork is a modern, comfortable, beautifully decorated home, with spacious en suite bedrooms.
		Glendine Bed and Breakfast Clonakilty, West Cork is a member of Town and Country Homes Association.
	www.glendine.com (155 words)

	Clonakilty, Ireland hotel close to the Blarney Stone - Quality Hotel, IE049
		This Clonakilty hotel is minutes from West Cork Model Railway Village, Inchydoney Beach, Owenahincha Beach, historic Blarney Castle and the world-famous Blarney Stone.
		Clonakilty is also known for its world-famous fl pudding.
		The Quality Hotel and Leisure Centre in Clonakilty is a truly unique experience the entire family will enjoy.
	www.choicehotels.com /ires/en-US/html/HotelInfo?hotel=IE049 (441 words)

	Welcome to Clonakilty (Clonakilty.ie) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Only 32 miles west of Cork City Clonakilty is known as the beach centre of West Cork.
		From the expansive blue flag beaches of Inchydoney Island to Red Strand, Dunworley and numerous hidden coves there is plenty of safe swimming, surfing, onshore fishing or just relaxing and taking a bit of sun.
		The range of accommodation in Clonakilty and the surrounding area is extremely wide and there is something to suit everyone's requirements for a gateway break or a longer holiday.
	www.clonakilty.ie /welcome (156 words)

	Welcome to Cork Kerry-Clonakilty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Clonakilty is a town which has an excellent sense of what is best in terms of environmental presentation.
		He was General of hte Free State Army, and his dynamic and powerful personality made hima legend in his own lifetime.
		The small West Cork Museum in Clonakilty has many mementos of the hero.
	www.corkkerry.ie /content.asp?id=91 (179 words)

	Clonakilty Credit Union :: About Us :: History
		The first AGM was held on 4th October 1966 in O’Donovan’s Hotel, Pearse Street, Clonakilty.
		The Credit Union in Clonakilty started from a suggestion made at a meeting of the Clonakilty branch of Muintir Na Tíre, (hence the name Muintir Clanna Caoilte Credit Union Ltd).
		Sergeant T Horan and Mr J Creedon were transferred from Clonakilty in their employment.
	www.clonakiltycreditunion.ie /aboutUs/history.htm (1554 words)

	De Barra Folk Club Clonakilty Ireland
		There are many reasons why one might by envious of those who have made Clonakilty their home.
		Home of Clonakilty Black Pudding and many fine restaurants, the town is a gastronomic den of iniquity and, as if this weren’t enough, Clonakilty is blessed with a kindly soft climate, thanks to the Gulf Stream.
		a special thank you to all the musicians involved, all our sponsors, the people of Clonakilty and all those music lovers who travelled to Clon for what was definately the highlight of the year.
	debarra.ie /index.html (811 words)

	Clonakilty Animal Park: Home Page
		October 1991, with the clearing of the area that was the old Poultry Unit at Clonakilty Agricultural College.
		The Visitor Centre has a variety of aviaries and an information room containing posters, photographs and leaflets of places of interest in the Clonakilty and west-cork area.
		A Teleconferencing and sports facility complex opened in the college grounds in July 1999, which gave the Animal Park visitors access to toilets, child wash room and handicapped area with wheel chair access.
	www.liosnagcon.com /animalpark/index.shtml (185 words)

	Clonakilty Cork Ireland Cottage Rental - Cottage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Location: Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, Europe (One hour from Cork City; 45 minutes from Cork Airport)
		A further two minutes walk from here an internationally renowned organic restaurant (mentioned in Bridgestone guide), O.C.C. The surrounding countryside is dotted with small colourful towns and villages.
		Clonakilty, the home of Michael Collins, is just seven miles from the cottage and has a wide variety of delicious restaurants and in particular a traditional irish pub where many famous and brilliant bands play most nights, De Barra's.
	www.vrbo.com /42425 (674 words)

	CLONAKILTY - IRELAND : "The Beach Centre of West Cork" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		CLONAKILTY - IRELAND : "The Beach Centre of West Cork"
		Clonakilty is located on the South West Coast of Ireland in the heartland of West Cork
		It is also ideally situated as a location for new industrial development in a pleasant environment within easy reach of Cork City, Airport and Port
	www.clon.ie (64 words)

	Quality Hotel & Leisure Centre, Clonakilty, Ireland
		Located in the beautiful West Cork town of Clonakilty, the Quality Hotel is the ideal base for touring scenic West Cork coastline and Kerry Region.
		From Cork City take the N71 South to West Cork passing through Bando and on to Clonakilty.
		As you approach Clonakilty take the second exit at the roundabout and travel approx 1 km.
	www.qualityhotelclonakilty.com (297 words)

	Welcome to The Emmet Hotel Clonakilty, West Cork, accommodation clonakilty, clonakilty accommodation, clonakilty
		Welcome to The Emmet Hotel Clonakilty, West Cork, accommodation clonakilty, clonakilty accommodation, clonakilty
		Known as ‘the little luxury hotel’ or ‘the country house in the town’, the Emmet Hotel is situated in a picturesque Georgian Square in the bustling West Cork town of Clonakilty.
		Run by Marie and Robert O'Keeffe, the hotel has a relaxed, homely atmosphere and has established an excellent reputation for the high standard of its hospitality and its food.
	www.emmethotel.com (86 words)

	Clonakilty Macra
		Clonakilty Macra News History Activities Sponsors Contact Gallery Links Slide Show Guest Book
		Welcome to Clonakilty Macra ~ a rural youth club in West Cork.
		At 58 years young the club has provided opportunities to generations of young people with a varied program of activities from sports to travel.
	www.clonakiltymacra.com (136 words)

	O'Donovan's Hotel: Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland: A Clonakilty Hotels Hotel
		O'Donovan's Hotel or "Óstán Uí Dhonnabháin" is a fifth generation family run hotel in the heart of Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland.
		Water sports, golf, pitch and putt, tennis, horse riding, bicycle hire, fishing and bird-watching to name but a few.
		So if you are looking for Hotels in Clonakilty, Clonakilty Hotels or Clonakilty Accommodation then stay in O'Donovan's Hotel.
	www.odonovanshotel.com (192 words)

	Clonakilty Clona Holiday Homes Ltd. - Self-Catering Holiday Homes West Cork, Apartments and Cottages in Clonakilty, ...
		large number of self catering holiday homes and apartments in Clonakilty and West Cork.
		Comfort, cleanliness and 'hi-spec' furnishing and equipment provides a "walk-in" home from home so important in getting your holiday off to a successful start.
		We have self-catering accommodation, apartments and holiday homes available in Clonakilty and Baltimore.
	www.clonamarketing.com (118 words)

	Clonakilty West Cork Ireland - Official Website from Clonakilty Town Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Clonakilty West Cork Ireland - Official Website from Clonakilty Town Council
		A place of choice for the many and home to the lucky few...
		Introduction to Clonakilty and District - Choose a language...
	www.clonakilty.ie /index1.php (49 words)

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