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	A Visit to Clonegal Castle
		The castle, abbey ruins and surrounding landscape blend together the historic heritage and beauty of nature, which is the hallmark of Clonegal Castle.
		The garden of Clonegal Castle is believed to be the second oldest in all of Ireland.
		The entrance to the shrines of the Temple of Isis at Clonegal Castle
	lotuspharia.freeyellow.com /thecircleofisis/id246.html (1270 words)

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		The mountains, the valleys and the rivers, the fishing and shooting facilities have made these villages favourite stopping places for many years and indeed the area is sometimes referred to as the "Switzerland of Ireland" for its outstanding natural beauty.
		Among those to visit Clonegal are Prince Michael of Greece, Mick Jagger, Jack Charlton, Gabriel Byrne and many more with international reputations in all walks of life.
		Huntington (or Clonegal Castle), the ancient seat of the Esmonde family is today one of Ireland's historical treasures.
	www.carlowtourism.com /mclonegal.html (628 words)

	Photo Gallery: Huntington / Clonegal Castle
		"Clonegal Castle lies on the banks of the River Derry, "Doire", The Grove of the Oak, upstream before it joins the Slaney, "Slainte", River of Healing.
		Matriarchal Centres were situated between the two rivers on the Crow´s Foot, "The Macha", Crone form of The Goddess Morrigan.
		The year the castle changed its name from Clonegal to Huntington was approximately 1680, by the current owner at the time, Sir Laurence Esmonde: "The castle was formerly known as Clonogan or Clonegal Castle, but was renamed Huntington Castle after a place called Hunnington in Lincolnshire from which the Esmondes originally came.
	www.fellowshipofisis.com /g2.html (220 words)

	WELCOME TO THE CARLOW KILKENNY GREEN PARTY
		With the advent of new houses in Clonegal and with extra capacity on the sewerage system it is incumbent on the Council to ensure that this problem does not reoccur.
		I have spoken to local residents who have had the sewerage backing up to their kitchen door and who are terrifified of disease effecting themselves or their animals.
		The Slaney is one of Clonegal's main attractions and Clonegal is one of Carlow's most beautiful and litter free villages.
	www.carlowkilkennygreens.com /10Apr2006.htm (229 words)

	Carlow Nationalist - 1999/11/12: Clonegal/Kildavin Cluain na nGall/Cill Damhain
		Only a handful of Clonegal people were present but their cheers of sheer joy sounded as if the whole population was there.
		Clonegal was enjoying its place in the sun and as the views of the village came up on the screen the comments of admiration from the assembled groups told their own story.
		John paid tribute to the people of the village of Clonegal who, he said, had co-operated in every way and had a fierce pride in their homes and the surrounds.
	archives.tcm.ie /carlownationalist/1999/11/12/story9531.asp (966 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: Clonegal top of litter league
		CLONEGAL teams have been involved in many competitions in their time, and have always given a good account of themselves, but now they are involved in what must surely be one of the toughest competitions of them all - The Carlow Litter League.
		Needless to say the Clonegal people were delighted to find that their village was the only one in the county with the magic 100%.
		It will be a hard task to keep the level Clonegal has set up, but it must be done, several of the other villages were in the high 90’s which goes to show that this is going to be a hard competition to win, so it must be an all out effort.
	www.carlow-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=479 (1611 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: Floral Trail Festival in Clonegal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This was Clonegal’s Margarets Village and is a credit to the children and their teacher.
		When it was known that Clonegal would be in the spotlight on August 11, the Tidy Towns chairman John McCabe got in touch with the man who has been thinking up something new for the big day form the word go, Dan Murphy.
		CLONEGAL AND THE ROSES: Probably the only village, as such, to entertain the Roses on their way to Tralee, Clonegal, will once more be on a high on Thursday, August 21 the day the Roses visit the village.
	www.carlow-nationalist.ie /community/story.asp?j=18476 (1435 words)

	Carlow Nationalist - 2002/04/23: Clonegal/Kildavin - House of song out on a blaze of glory
		As far as the Clonegal audience is concerned he still is the star among stars.
		Those mentioned are but a few of the entertainers who attend the Clonegal song and story sessions, there is a mass of top class talent in the country and it can be heard and seen in this revival of the rambling houses of long ago.
		Sincere sympathy is extended to the Carroll family, Kilcarry, Clonegal, on the death of Mrs Mary Cummins (nee Carroll), Ballon, which took place in St. James Hospital, Dublin on Sunday, April 7, 2002.
	archives.tcm.ie /carlownationalist/2002/04/23/story1716.asp (1081 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: ‘There’s nowhere else I’d rather be than Clonegal’
		Two housing estates, Valley View and St Brigid’s Terrace are built at this end of the village and both add to the beauty of Clonegal by the awareness of the residents of the importance of having pride in the appearance of every part of the village.
		Clonegal has been seen on film and TV programmes in all parts of the world.
		Clonegal has much to offer to the visitor, no matter what his interest.
	www.carlow-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=29625 (1223 words)

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