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	Clondalkin - South County Dublin on ForumForUs
		Clondalkin (Cluain Dolcáin meaning Dolcan's meadow in Irish) is a town/suburb and parish 10km west of Dublin City in the Republic of Ireland, situated in South County Dublin.
		Clondalkin is home to the well preserved 8th century round tower that acts as a focal point for the area.
		Clondalkin was sacked by vikings from Denmark in 832 A.D., and the monastery was burned to the ground.
	southcountydublin.forumforus.com /Clondalkin (719 words)

	Clondalkin Partnership - Home Page
		Clondalkin has been awarded a contract to develop a community-based model to increase support to further and higher education.
		Clondalkin Partnership is currently inviting groups to submit proposals to run activities that have been included in the approved plan for Access Clondalkin.
		Proposals may be returned by post to Clondalkin Partnership or by email to tsweetman@clondalkinpartnership.ie.
	www.clondalkinpartnership.ie (800 words)

	Dooley Auctioneers Clondalkin
		Dooley Auctioneers opened their branch late 2005 in West Dublin which is situated in the heart of Clondalkin Village.
		This now means that Dooley Auctioneers Clondalkin are bringing the same levels of customer focus and attention to detail that has been at the heart of their success throughout their East Coast branches.
		As a native of Clondalkin, Fiona comes from a sales and marketing background and everyone is sure to be impressed by her level of knowledge in the industry and the area.
	www.dooley.ie /office_clondalkin.html (327 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Clondalkin
		Clondalkin (Cluain Dolcáin in Irish, meaning "Dolcan's meadow") is a town/suburb and parish 10 km west of Dublin City, Ireland, situated in South County Dublin.
		Clondalkin is believed to have been founded by Saint Crónán as a monastic site over 1400 years ago, sometime around 600 A.D. The round tower which still stands in the village centre was built around a century later, as part of the monastery.
		Clondalkin was sacked by vikings from Denmark in 832 A.D., and the monastery was burned to the ground.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Clondalkin (744 words)

	Clondalkin Dublin 22 <Fundalkin>
		Clondalkin is situated on the heights over the estuary of the River Liffey and guards the inland pass between the mountains and the river.
		Clondalkin is one of the three new western Dublin towns proposed in the Myles Wright Report of 1967 to cater for the growing population of the Dublin Region.
		Clondalkin is is signposted from the M50 and N7 and N4 roads.
	www.bebo.com /Profile.jsp?MemberId=1117962499 (944 words)

	The Clondalkin mill job struggle
		The closure of Clondalkin Paper Mills outside Dublin in January 1982, discarding 450 jobs, led to a year-long sit-in by the workers which was recounted in Part 1 (1).
		The Clondalkin workers were quite clear that the commitment given on 8th February was to the purchase of the plant and to the re-opening schedule laid down by the previous, Fianna Fail, government (6).
		This phase of their struggle was deliberately one of "non-trade-union activities".The Clondalkin workers were before long to embrace the most direct industrial methods again, and even at this stage their leaders let it be known that 'trade union activities' were only temporarily parked.
	flag.blackened.net /revolt/irlhist/clondalkin_p2.html (5849 words)

	Stone Monuments Decay Study 2000
		Clondalkin Round Tower is an upright cylindrical tower built between 1100 and 1200 of 17.2 Salt minerals (white) in the masonry mortar of the crypt coursed, roughly squared rubble masonry.
		It is located in the urban, inland environment of Clondalkin, Co. Dublin.
		The main threat to the conservation of the monument is the expansion and further development of the incipient, pollution-induced gypsum encrustations.
	www.heritagecouncil.ie /publications/stone/site18.html (333 words)

	Clondalkin Camera Club
		Clondalkin Camera Club was formed in 1988 when a small group of like-minded people with an interest in photography got together.
		Club meetings are held once a week on a Monday evening at 19:45 at Scoil Mhuire, Convent Road, Clondalkin which is located opposite the Clondalkin Roundtowers GAA Club.
		Clondalkin Camera Club held an exhibition of work sponsored by South Dublin Co. Council.
	www.clondalkincameraclub.com (252 words)

	Clondalkin Truck & Trailer
		Clondalkin Truck and Trailer's range of services is unrivalled at any other truck park in Ireland.
		Our services are as flexible as they need be - not only at Clondalkin, but also at our 2nd site at Tallaght - just a few miles away.
		CCTV security cameras are located at the top of a tower, thus affording a clear view of the entire premises.
	www.clondalkin.com /ctt/index.html (248 words)

	Clondalkin Group Plc Information \| Business.com
		Home » Directory » Industrial Goods & Services » Raw Materials » Pulp & Paper » Paper » Clondalkin Group Plc
		Clondalkin Group plc manufactures printing and packaging products with operations in Ireland, Great Britain and the United States, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium.
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	rd.business.com /index.asp?epm=s.1&bdcq=Clondalkin&bdcr=1&bdcu=http://www.business.com/directory/industrial_goods_and_services/raw_materials/pulp_and_paper/paper/clondalkin_group_plc/index.asp?partner=2662601&bdct=20071120194348&bdcp=&partner=2662601&bdcs=nwuuid-2662601-C667A3D1-0A02-5EDD-2C3F-1A4C8C60DE88-ym (66 words)

	Cahill Printers and the Clondalkin Group (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clondalkin Group is an international converter of specialist packaging and print products and has strong technical bases in film extrusion, both cast & blown, in coating & laminating, and in printing & converting.
		In November 1999 the management team, together with the venture capital group Candover Partners Limited, completed a successful buyout of the Group, and it was delisted from the Stock Exchanges in London & Dublin on 24 Dec 1999.
		Our track record of organic and acquisitive growth provides a balance across geographic regions and by product/market combinations (PMC) which reduces cyclicality and provides for a more stable earnings pattern.
	www.cahill-printers.ie /htm2/clondalkin.asp (151 words)

	Clondalkin Partnership - News Archive
		The event was a celebration of interculturalism in Clondalkin, and provided a unique opportunity for people from different nationalities and ethnic backgrounds to join together and share their cultural traditions.
		The event was organised by Clondalkin Partnership, in conjunction with Áras Chrónáin and Cáirde, and funded by Clondalkin Partnership and the Department of Social and Family Affairs.
		Given that this figure represents over 6% of the current population, it is not surprising that a number of requests have been made by schools and community based agencies for appropriate information and education services to be developed which would promote inclusion and help combat any racism that may exist.
	www.clondalkinpartnership.ie /news0046.html (344 words)

	History of Clondalkin Village and Transport (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A monastic settlement was founded in the 7th Century and a round tower still stands in Clondalkin village.
		Clondalkin is also connected to the national railway network in which the main Dublin to Cork line runs straight through the area.
		Clondalkin village was pedestrianised and transformed into a one way system in the late '80s and this has compounded traffic congestion in the area.
	www.ulster.ac.uk /thisisland/modules/transport/clondalkinhist.html (239 words)

	Ballymount, the Talbots of Belgard, Clondalkin, the Corkagh Powder Mills (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Two men who were at Work in the mill were destroyed, and many of the neighbouring houses greatly shattered; it also occasioned the sudden fall of a stack of chimnies near Meetinghouse yard on Usher's Quay, but fortunately no accident occurred in consequence of the same.
		A few of the buildings have been converted into hay sheds and cattle shelters, and the little islands in the ponds present quite a picturesque appearance owing to the dense growth of trees and brushwood with which they are now covered.
		This was the second explosion of powder mills in Clondalkin, an earlier one having occurred in 1733, on which occasion a number of persons were injured, but, notwithstanding these experiences, a third mill was erected about the beginning of the last century.
	www.chapters.eiretek.org /books/Neighbourhood/chapter21.html (1863 words)

	The Clondalkin paper mill Sit-Ins / strike in Ireland
		The Clondalkin group still exists today, after various sheddings of skin, and is quoted on the Stock Exchange at around 500 (at time of writing, anyway).
		Clondalkin are strong on continuity: last year Lund's predecessor, Dr. Christopher Cusack, stepped down after a 60 year association with the company (Irish Independent, 16th April '98).
		Incidentally, as Minister for Enterprise, Mary Harney, was said to be taking a tough line with Fruit of the Loom, it is interesting to recall what she had to say when CPM closed in I982, when she was in opposition, in the locality and in Fianna Fail.
	struggle.ws /irlhist/clondalkin_p1.html (5038 words)

	Clondalkin Group Holdings Limited (Clondalkin) announces that it has acquired 100% of the issued share capital of ...
		Clondalkin Group Holdings Limited (Clondalkin) announces that it has acquired 100% of the issued share capital of Frievaart Holdings BV, the holding company of the European Packaging Holding Group (EPH).
		Clondalkin supplies value-added packaging and printing products to a diversified customer base principally in the food and beverage, consumer products, industrial, pharmaceutical/healthcare, agricultural/horticultural and services/distribution sectors.
		Clondalkin's packaging operations manufacture a wide range of plastic, foil and paper-based flexible packaging products as well as folding cartons.
	www.boxesgroup.co.uk /whats_new/clondalkin_acquisitions.htm (471 words)

	Interesting - boards.ie
		This is identified as "Clondalkin Railway Station" on Journey Planner (see Cherry_Orchard_stn.jpg attachment).
		Clondalkin station is (supposedly) on North Lock Road, D22.
		The underlying graphics (that display 'Clondalkin train station' for both stations) will be fixed at a later date.
	www.boards.ie /vbulletin/showthread.php?t=203050&goto=nextoldest (442 words)

	Clondalkin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clondalkin, the Irish printing and packaging company, has received a £252m takeover approach that could lead to a management buy-out.
		Clondalkin of Ireland is looking to acquire more packaging companies in Europe and North America.
		Clondalkin of Dublin is acquiring Van der Windt, the Dutch packaging concern, from NV Koninklijke for £40m, in order to improve its position in the European flexible packaging market.
	www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /cln02688.htm (73 words)

	Clondalkin Hotels - Clondalkin, Republic Of Ireland
		One of the finest hotels in Dublin, just 20 minutes from the city centre, and set in 45 acres of mature grounds, close to all amenities and major golf courses....
		Conveniently located at the gateway to Dublin, this hotel offers an ideal base for exploring this historic and culturally vital city....
		This hotel rests on the edge of the city; a quiet haven away from the bustle with convenient transport links into the centre of Dublin....
	www.activereservations.com /hotel/en/republicofireland/leinster/dublin/dublin/dublin22/clondalkin (395 words)

	Clondalkin School
		When brothers of the Carmelite Order came to Clondalkin in 1811, they saw that there was little or no formal education facilities in the Village.
		From little acorns great oaks grow and with the unprecedented development of Clondalkin during the 1960's and 1970's giving rise to one of the largest and youngest populations in the country, an extensive building programme was undertaken.
		It is home to several local groups and organisations including Clondalkin Youth Band and the Adult Education Centre, while over 20 social clubs and sporting groups have continuous use of the school premises and facilities throughout the year.
	www.iol.ie /~smhuire/cyberjournal/clondalkin/history.htm (502 words)

	Gino Kenny- Clondalkin/Newcastle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary Harney’s preoccupation with slashing CE projects in Clondalkin, and closing down community centres has to be stopped.
		In Clondalkin, the lack of public amenities is a huge issue The area is massive in size, yet there is only one playground for 80,000 people.
		This was supposed to be a town centre for the people of North Clondalkin.
	www.swp.ie /html/election04/Gino/gino.htm (749 words)

	» Portfolio » Clondalkin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clondalkin is a leading converter of value-added packaging and printed products operating from more than 40 locations in Ireland, the Netherlands, the U.K., the U.S., Germany, Switzerland and Belgium.
		With sales in excess of 700 million, the company sells its products to a diversified customer base, principally in the food and beverage, consumer products, industrial, pharmaceutical-healthcare, agricultural-horticultural and services-distribution sectors.
		Clondalkin’s major product lines include metallized paper, lids and seals for dairy product containers, plastic flower sleeves, agricultural produce bags, freezer bags and a variety of paper-based carton and label products.
	www.warburgpincus.com /portfolio/profiles/clondalkin.html (91 words)

	DETE - Public Relations - MARY HARNEY OFFICIALLY OPENS THE NORTH CLONDALKIN BARGE PROJECT AND LAUNCHES THE CLONDALKIN ...
		Clondalkin suffered from many disadvantages in terms of high unemployment, a huge youth population and pockets of poor educational attainment.
		During her visit to Clondalkin, the Tánaiste officially opened the North Clondalkin Barge Project and launched the Clondalkin Partnership's Annual Report for 1997.
		Over 1,000 employers in Clondalkin have recently been sent a questionnaire which seeks information on business activity, size of workforce, recruitment plans for the next 12 months, methods of recruitment, etc. Questionnaires are due back by 16 October.
	www.entemp.ie /press/1998/091098.htm (670 words)

	Fine Gael News - Unemployment serious problem for Clondalkin males
		Clondalkin has the second highest level of unemployment in Dublin, according to figures obtained by Fine Gael General Election candidate for Dublin Mid West, Frances Fitzgerald.
		“3554 were reported to be signing on to receive unemployment benefit in the Clondalkin area during the month of May — that figure is 545 more than last year, when 3009 signed on during the same time period.
		I am calling on Government parties to address this problem as a matter of urgency — specific initiatives need to be introduced to put in place training opportunities at local level, which would build links with local employers and businesses,” Ms.
	www.finegael.ie /news/index.cfm/type/details/nkey/28457/pkey/653 (266 words)

	Console in Clondalkin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Console, a charity that supports families bereaved by suicide, is to open a new centre in Clondalkin next month, according to Fianna Fail TD John Curran.
		The number of suicides in the Clondalkin area over the past year has been very worrying and shocking.
		“Clondalkin was being targeted by Console for support because of the high rate of suicide in the area last year.
	www.cllrjohncurran.com /news/Press+Releases_Console.htm (294 words)

	Drugs seized in Clondalkin, 31.1.07 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He was found to be in possession of a large quantity of esctasy tablets.
		This consignment, depending on the result of forensic examination of the substance seized, may have a potential street value of 1.8 million.
		This operation was a conducted by the Garda National Drugs Unit and the the local Clondalkin Drugs Unit.
	www.garda.ie /angarda/press/2007/p01feb07.html (110 words)

	Clondalkin
		We shall therefore merely observe that the pillar at Clondalkin, which is one of the plainest in the kingdom, is eighty-four feet in height, the diameter fifteen feet.
		The doorway is about twelve feet from the ground, and near the summit are four square openings or windows, from which the prospect of the surrounding country is extremely fine.
		Clondalkin was originally a Danish camp, or fortress, and continued to be a favourite place of residence of these barbarous people while they maintained their sway in Ireland.
	www.libraryireland.com /SceneryIreland/VI-13.php (280 words)

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