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	Cork county, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		CORK (County of), A maritime county of the province of MUNSTER, and the largest in IRELAND, bounded on the east by the counties of Tipperary and Waterford, on the north by that of Limerick, on the west by that of Kerry, and on the south-west, south, and south-east by St.
		In the city of Cork are the county gaol and house of correction, rules for the management of which were drawn up by a committee of the magistrates in 1816, which were afterwards embodied in the general act for the prisons of Ireland.
		The calcareous districts comprise the greater part of the vale in the north of the Blackwater, and of the vale south-west of Cork, the vale of Imokilly extending from Midleton to Killeagh, and the vale of the Bride from Rathcormac to Tallow.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/cork/countycork.htm (4812 words)

	Lewis: Co. Cork
		In the city of Cork are the county gaol and house of correction, rules for the management of which were drawn up by a committee of the magistrates in 1816, which were afterwrds embodied in the general act for the prisons of Ireland.
		The Cork Royal Institution was founded in 1803 by subscription among private gentlemen of the city and county, for diffusing the knowledge and facilitating the introduction of all improvements in the arts and manufactures, and for teaching by lectures the application of science to the common purposes of life.
		The trade of Cork, previously to the late war with France, consisted chiefly in the exportation of butter and beef for the supply of the British navy, ot the West Indies, and to the ports of France, Spain, and the Mediterranean; and of hides and tallow chiefly to England.
	www.trainweb.org /i3/lewis_cor.htm (13569 words)

	Tour of East Cork
		Shanagarry, 23 miles from Cork City on the main Cork-Waterford road, is the birthplace of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania State.
		Cork Harbour is one of the world's natural deep water harbours, often compared with Sydney Harbour or San Francisco Bay.
		Midleton, 15 miles E of Cork is a thriving business town situated on the main Cork - Waterford Road, in the middle of a rich fertile plane on a tidal section of the Owenacurra River.
	www.foundmark.com /Ireland/Cork-Kerry/Tours/ectour.html (3121 words)

	Bride Rovers: A History
		Two East Cork Junior Hurling Championship titles were won in 1930 and 1932 and the East Cork and County Minor Hurling titles were also won in 1932.
		East Cork ‘A’ Grade titles were won in 1968 and 1969 and a second ‘B’ grade title was won in 1975.
		In 1998 the East Cork title was won for the first time since 1969 and the club went on to win an historic County Junior Hurling title for the first time.
	homepage.eircom.net /~briderovers/club/clubhistory.htm (611 words)

	East Cork Guide - accommodation, activities events in East Cork Ireland
		EAST CORK TOURISM is the marketing body dedicated to promoting the region stretching from Cork City to the Waterford border.
		Activities in EAST CORK include six championship golf courses, freshwater, deep-sea and shore angling, harbour and river cruises, sailing and watersports, greyhound racing, horseback riding and tennis.
		East Cork Tourism, Midleton Enterprise Centre, Knockgriffin, Midleton, East Cork, Ireland E-mail: info@eastcorktourism.com
	www.eastcorktourism.com (304 words)

	Cork - County Cork Travel and Accommodation Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		North Cork, the inland area of County Cork with mainly lively and bustling towns like Mallow which is located on the banks of the Blackwater river and is one of Ireland's main coarse and game angling centres.
		Cork City, is the third largest city in Ireland and stands on the river Lee.
		East Cork, a beautiful area with many attractions and towns like Cobh, which is a small town located on Great Island with a beautiful harbour, and Youghal.
	www.cork-view.com (312 words)

	Destination Ireland - County Cork Guide
		Cork has a history that goes back for hundreds of years and there are traces of civilisation that date back to the Stone Age.
		Cork City is the second largest city in Ireland with a population of 128,000 and many Corkonians believe Cork should be the real capital of Ireland!
		But for those desiring a holiday of peace and quite away from the mad rush of cities, it is a place of quiet roads, a haven of peace and relaxation in an unspoilt enviroment.
	www.foundmark.com /Ireland/Cork-Kerry/Cork/Chomepage.html (430 words)

	Botony Cork - County Cork - Travel in Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The western tributaries of the streams increased more rapidly than those flowing from the east, for the slope of the land was in their favour, the higher ground being in the west; and thus it comes about that the original western tributaries now form the main portions of the present-day rivers.
		In Cork the striations on the rocks run east-south-east, and these, taken in conjunction with other glacial data, indicate an ice movement in that direction.
		The gravels which were spread out on the bottom of the valleys by the floods during the time of recession f the ice have since been cut into by the rivers, and terraces have been formed marking the different successive flood levels.
	cork.travelinireland.com /cork_geography_geology.htm (1324 words)

	Cork East (Dáil Éireann constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cork East is a constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas.
		The constituency has an electorate of 72,702 and at present is served by 4 Teachtaí Dála (TDs).
		It encompasses almost all of the Fermoy, Midleton, and Mallow electoral areas of Cork County Council.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cork_East (129 words)

	East Cork activities include, angling, golfing & fishing in east cork - East Cork Tourism
		Maritime traditions in East Cork are strong and rowing races are a favourite pastime with the locals.
		East Cork is an ideal place for an energetic stroll or a gentle amble, be it through the peace and tranquillity of olden woodland, along a cliff walk on rugged headlands renowned for bird life, or on a sandy beach.
		East Cork is an ideal base for exploring for the motor enthusiast.
	www.eastcorktourism.com /activities.asp (678 words)

	The Lee Divides - Peoples Republic Of Cork Forums
		Going on how thoroughly shite the Cork footballers are, I'm suggesting that one of the problems football has is it's inability or unwillingness to tap into a rich vein of footballing talent in the rest of the county.
		And the whole east of the county is the opposite of the further west.
		I played GAA in East Cork and, while it's a hurling stronghold, there was no clear distinction in how seriously the two codes were taken, in our club(s) at least.
	www.peoplesrepublicofcork.com /forums/showthread.php?t=51397 (984 words)

	Softguide Ireland \| East Cork
		The area of East County Cork, which includes Cork city and the towns of Cobh, Midleton, Shanagarry and Youghal, manages to present the best of its heritage and traditions within a modern context, which makes a visit here very enjoyable.
		East Cork is known for its high standard of Irish cooking and hospitality, as exemplified by the Allen family of Shanagarry, where Ballymaloe House, Restaurant and Gardens are run to the highest standards.
		East Cork also has a very pleasant landscape, with several sandy beaches (Youghal, Ballycotton, Garryvoe), cliffs at Ballycotton, woods (Killeagh and near Cobh) and gardens (Fota and Balymaloe).
	www.softguides.com /ireland/regions/eastcork.html (231 words)

	Cork history - Heritage and historical attractions in Cork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The south end of the east wall is probably the oldest part (12th century?) while the south door and window are early 13th century.
		Wandering throught the wings of Cork City Gaol, the atmosphere suggests you are accompanied by the shuffling feet of inmates, each representing their particular period in Irish history from pre-famine times to the foundation of the State.
		Several of the orthostats on the east side of the circle are distinctly megalithic, and the matched portals exceed 7 feet in height, possibly the tallest pair of any Irish circle.
	www.county-cork.com /cork_heritage_titanic.htm (2957 words)

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		The 3rd East Cork Early Music Festival opens in grand style on 14th September when baroque superstar Emma Kirkby sings Bach and Handel in the North Cathedral, Cork with the Irish Baroque Orchestra and a line-up of international soloists under the leadership of eminent Dutch violinist Lucy van Dael.
		Sarah Cunningham initiated the East Cork Early Music Festival in 2003 which has built a loyal, enthusiastic and growing audience. She plays Marin Marais at Fota House on Thursday 15th Sept with Sarah Groser also on viola da gamba and Malcolm Proud on harpsichord.
		With support from Cork 2005, Cork County Council and the Arts Council, the quality and range of the East Cork Early Music Festival creates an event which should not be missed.
	www.cork2005.ie /events/?id=765 (277 words)

	East Cork Tourism - your official guide to East County Cork, Ireland - Golf
		East Cork is home to no less than six 18 hole courses, two nine hole layouts and a seaside 18 hole par 3 track, variety is the name of the game!
		Scenically situated in Cork Harbour, the club has played host to major amateur and professional tournaments over the years including the Carrolls Irish Open.With a par of 72 and measuring 6119 metres, Cork Golf Club is as good a golfing challenge as you’ll find anywhere in Ireland.
		East Cork Golf Club was founded by Eamonn Moloney and his wife Peg in May 1968 when they converted their dairy farm to a golf course.
	www.eastcorktourism.com /golf.asp?DBCategory1=Golf&DBCategory2=Golf&DBCategory3=Golf (770 words)

	Ibis Cork East in Cork pictures
		The Ibis Cork Hotel is ideally located for both business and leisure stays, at the junction of N25-N8 Lee Tunnel Roundabout and is easy to access from both the airport and the city centre 10 min.
		Garryvoe Hotel in situated in East Cork directly overlooking beautiful Ballycotton Bay and Garryvoe Strand, taking in spectacular views of 5 miles of one of Irelands finest beaches.
		The hotel is located in the heart of Cork city, within walking distance of the main financial, shopping and nightlife districts.
	catalogue.horse21.net /ireland+hotels/cork+hotels/ibis+cork+east (246 words)

	Venues for the East Cork Early Music Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In the nineteen-eighties the Cork businessman, Richard Wood, was responsible for a magnificent restoration of the House, which maintained the integrity of the original design and layout.
		Sirius Arts Centre is the only arts centre in East Cork and has become an integral part of the cultural life in Cobh, East Cork and the Harbour Area.
		The Royal Cork was founded in 1720 on Haulbowline island and is probably the oldest yacht club in the world.
	www.eastcorkearlymusic.ie /venues.htm (1279 words)

	Cork Adventure Travel - Cork Travel Guide
		And Cork has never looked better, thanks to spruced up shop fronts, abundant flower boxes, and brand-new facilities to welcome the tens of thousands of estimated visitors who will come to take part in the festivities.
		The city is often called "Rebel Cork" because it was a center of the 19th-century Fenian movement and played an active part in the Irish struggle for independence.
		Cork slang is so rich, and so particular to Cork, that it makes even other Irish feel out of the loop.
	away.com /destination-overview/Cork-5961-travel-guide.html (715 words)

	East Cork Crane Hire
		Welcome to East Cork Crane Hire Ltd., one of Munsters leading crane hire companies providing a 24 hour service.
		We operate from our depot in Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork, serving the Cork, Kerry and Waterford regions since 1986.
		East Cork Crane Hire Ltd. is a member of the Construction Industry Federation.
	www.eastcorkcranehire.ie (103 words)

	ECAD - East Cork Area Development - Home
		Resources and investment capital comes from a number of sources including contracts and programmes which have been awarded by the Irish Government or European Union. These are added-to by investments made by individuals, collective bodies, the private sector, the public sector, local government and by the community sector itself.
		Specifically the emphasis has been to build upon East Cork's tradition and potential in the crafts, tourism and food sectors.
		East Cork has been involved in a number of collaborative projects involving partner regions in Ireland and other Countries. Of particular significance in this regard is the awarding of contracts to East Cork Area Development (ECAD) which have an integral trans-national element. Click here to see more
	www.ecad.ie (566 words)

	Cork - Tracey Family Name & variants
		A large and highly respectable meeting of the Catholics of the Borough and parish of Mallow was held in the Parish Chapel after last Mass on yesterday, when a strong resolution and memorial to the Queen were adopted, the meeting was presided over by Thomas Punch, Esq., P.L.G., Lavella-house.
		Lease of lands in Ballykennefick Co. Cork by William Agustus Treacy of Westport Co. Mayo to John Busteed of Crosshaven Co. Cork.
		Healy, K. Father Tracy's brother, Mat, a reporter on the Cork Examiner, was a "character." He was dispatched during the Fenian Rising of 1867 in Kerry by its owner, J. Maguire (M.P for Dungarvan), to report events.
	www.traceyclann.com /files/cork.htm (1617 words)

	Sinn Féin: Sinn Féin MEP to travel to Cork - European Capital of Culture 2005
		Speaking before her departure Ms de Brún said that 'this should be a celebration not just for the people of Cork, but also for Irish people as a whole.
		This is a tremendous achievement and I congratulate all those involved in winning Capital of Culture status for Cork for the year ahead.
		Cork has long been recognised throughout Ireland as a city of vibrant cultural activity.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/8009 (543 words)

	Sinn Féin: Sinn Féin Select Sandra McLellan as candidate for Cork East
		Sinn Féin last night selected Youghal Councillor Sandra McLellan as their candidate in Cork East for the next election. A working mother and a former shop steward, Sandra featured prominently in the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis earlier this year.
		However, it is remarkable that the towns at either end of the constituency, Mallow and Youghal have so much in common. Each has seen the loss of over two thousand jobs in the last few years.
		Rural schools are under increasing pressure because permission is given for the development of massive housing projects without the corresponding development of new schools. Cork East can and should be at the centre of a thriving agri food and bio fuel industry.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/13634 (562 words)

	Youghal - East Cork Ireland Travel Guide
		Youghal situated in the South East of Cork has been a popular holiday destination for centuries.
		Youghal used to be a busy textile centre and one of Cork's most popular seaside resorts, it is one of the most historic and interesting towns in Ireland being situated at the mouth of the Blackwater one of Ireland's best known salmon fishing rivers, there is a promenade leading to a magnificent 8 kilometre beach.
		In Youghal, yew wood was used to feed the ironworks of Richard Boyle during the 17th century.
	www.cork-guide.ie /youghal.htm (312 words)

	Cobh & Area, East Cork, County Cork, Ireland
		Cobh and Area in East Cork takes in the Cork harbour's Great Island, Fota Island, Little Island and the adjacent land across the water at Passage West, Monkstown and Ringaskiddy.
		The town of Cobh (pronounced Cove) is on the southern shore of Great Island in one of the finest natural harbours in Ireland.
		Located 12 miles east of Cork City, Cobh is accessible by road, rail and cross-river ferry.
	www.irelandwide.com /regional/munster/county_cork/cobh/cobh_main.htm (332 words)

	Books about East Cork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Peter O'Neill, and the events in East Co. Cork during the 1798 Rebellion, which surrounded his arrest and transportation.
		Conna village lies in the centre, with the little hamlets of Curraglass and Aghern to the east and west respectively The ruins of Knockmourne Abbey are a little to the west of Conna village while the remains of the historic church of Mogeely adjoins Mogeely Castle.
		It is fitting that Liam's articles should be assembled in one volume, so that his friends, admirers, and indeed future generations can the more easily study the life's work of a man whose grasp of historical reality, depth of local knowledge, and sheer dedication still serve to inspire us all.
	members.tripod.com /~brensisk/Books.html (1429 words)

	Cork (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cork is a city in the Republic of Ireland.
		Cork cambium, a tissue found in woody plants
		Cork Harbour, on which the City of Cork lies
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cork_(disambiguation) (113 words)

	East Cork visitor attractions include Fota Island & Wildlife Park, Titanic trail, Trabolgan - East Cork Tourism
		East Cork has a tremendous selection of visitor attractions for one small region— in fact there is something for everyone on a rainy or a sunny day!
		Charles Fort in Kinsale, another worthwhile excursion, is a classic example of a star shaped fort, built in the 17th century.
		On a visit to Cork City you can go to see the Cork City Gaol, an exciting visitor attraction, with an audio visual presentation on prisoner life; or visit the Cork Vision Centre, where you can explore Cork’s past and its evolution to the present day.
	www.corkholidays.com /attractions.asp (514 words)

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