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	Cavan County - Cavan Hotel and Other Accommodation
		Some of the reasons for Cavan’s immense popularity include the hearty banter of friendly people, the allure of the spectacular scenery, the friendly Cavan hotels, the vibrancies of art theatres, the relaxing walks, the winding cycle routes, the magnificent museums, awe-inspiring heritage centres and the hours of fun fishing and cruising.
		Cavan, the county's principal town, is interesting for its welcoming pubs and its narrow streets that still follow the same pattern that was set down seven centuries ago by the medieval Irish founders.
		Cavan is Ulster's southernmost county in the Republic of Ireland.
	ireland.dublinevents.com /cavan (0 words)

	Cavan Ireland Cavan Information County Cavan Ireland Tourist Information Cavan Attractions Cavan Percy French
		Cavan, the most southerly of the Ulster counties, is greatly diversified in surface.
		Cavan Town, with its beautiful cathedral, is home to the popular Cavan Crystal brand of hand-cut glass, and also to Killykeen Forest park, on Lough Oughter, one of the finest coarse fishing lakes in Ireland.
		Starting from Cavan County Council Library Services in Cavan Town, The Cavan Way provides a pleasant hill and valley walking connection between the Leitrim Way at Dowra, a small village community near the source of the River Shannon and the Ulster Way at Blacklion village.
	www.ebookireland.com /cavan.htm (0 words)

	Caravan and Camping Parks in County Cavan Ireland
		People often just pass through this county on their way to somewhere else but it is worth a closer and more detailed look and a chance for you to get off the beaten track and sample Ireland at its best.
		It is in this county, at the foot of the Cuilcagh Mountain, that the River Shannon rises.
		All of these birds find County Cavan to be an ideal habitat to live in and we think you will enjoy it too.
	www.camping-ireland.ie /cavan/cavan.html (389 words)

	County Cavan, Ireland, From Ireland web site, ©Jane Lyons
		County Cavan is an inland county in the province of Ulster.
		It is bounded on the north by counties Fermanagh and Monaghan, on the east by Monaghan and Meath, on the south by Meath, Westmeath and Longford, and west by Longford and Leitrim.
		The extreme length from the north west of county Cavan near Lough Macnean to the south east near Kingscourt is 57 ½ miles, and its breadth from the south-west near Lough Kinale to the north east near Cootehill is 27 miles.
	www.from-ireland.net /contents/cavancont.htm (950 words)

	County Cavan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		County Cavan (Irish: An CabhÃ¡n) is a county in the Republic of Ireland, part of the province of Ulster.
		The county is bordered by County Monaghan, County Leitrim, County Longford, County Meath, County Westmeath in the Republic, and County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland.
		The township of Cavan, Ontario, Canada was named after County Cavan, from which its settlers had emigrated.
	www.abacci.com /wikipedia/topic.aspx?cur_title=County_Cavan (165 words)

	Cavan: County of Contrasts
		Cavan, which covers an area of 477,360 statute acres, is also bounded by counties Longford, Westmeath, and Meath on the south, and Monaghan on the east and northeast.
		Historically, Cavan was part of the western province of Connaught, but it officially became a part of Ulster in 1584 when Brefnie was shired and became the county of Cavan.
		Because of Cavan's natural barriers, most of the county's roads were constructed in the 1600s to 1700s, after the towns were created.
	www.irelandforvisitors.com /articles/cavan.htm (1434 words)

	Belturbet, County Cavan, Ireland, Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		It is pleasantly situated on the river Erne, on the road from Cavan to Ballyconnell, and owes its origin to the Lanesborough family, whose patronage has also contributed materially to tis prosperity.
		The provost is cheif magistrate, and is by usage the first magistrate named upon the commission in the county, and next in rank to the lieutenant; he formerly sat with the judges at the county assizes, but has not for many years exercised this privilege.
		Petty sessions are held by the county magistrates every Saturday in the market-house, of which the upper part is appropriated to that use and the lower to the purpose of the market.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/cav/bturbet.htm (1242 words)

	cavan - County Cavan in Ireland
		County Cavan has a higher than national average employment sector of 25% based in agriculture giving rise to significant food processing in the meat industry.
		Cavan has attracted long term international companies into the county with the assistance of Cavan County Council and IDA Ireland.
		County Cavan is seated in the north of the Midlands, within two hours of both Belfast and Dublin by road.
	www.dragnet-systems.ie /regional/ulster/county_cavan/co_cavan_main.htm (468 words)

	Cavan Tourism - Towns & Villages in Cavan - Cavan
		Cavan is an excellent touring base with a diversity of accommodation to suit all budgets.
		Cavan town is rich in history and many buildings have survived for generations.
		Cavan County Golf club is situated 2 miles from Cavan Town on the R198 to Killeshandra.
	www.cavantourism.com /html/towns_villages/cavan.asp (658 words)

	County Cavan Hotels
		Cavan County Museum was established in 1996 by Cavan County Council to collect, conserve, document and display all aspects of the culture, history and traditions of County Cavan.
		Cavan is home to the Shannon Pot, thought to be the source of the River Shannon.
		Cabra Castle Hotel is situated in the east of County Cavan -in the north east of Ireland.
	www.tourclare.com /cavan.php (980 words)

	Ireland Travel Guide: Cavan
		The inland county of Cavan is quite small, its area only 730 square miles (1,898 square km).
		The county is said to have 365 lakes, one for each day of the year, and the largest of them are Lough Gowna, Lough Oughter, Lough Sheelin, and Lough Ramor.
		Attractions include Cavan Crystal, the second-oldest lead crystal factory (after Waterford) in Ireland, where visitors can watch the process of glass-blowing; and the Lifeforce Mill, where part of the visit is spent making a loaf of bread.
	www.authenticireland.com /travel_guide/cavan.htm (618 words)

	Ireland Farmhouses Cavan Ireland Vacation Rentals
		County Cavan is the southernmost part of the province of Ulster.
		It is one of the boarder counties between the Republic and Northern Ireland.
		Cavan is home to some of the most diverse land in the country, from its highest point, the Cuilcagh Mountain in the northwest, to the waterlogged lowlands of the Upper Erne valley, it is a landscape of contrasts.
	www.irishfarmhouseguide.com /cavan.htm (287 words)

	Cavan Property - MyHome.ie – Properties for sale in county Cavan.
		We have a comprehensive list of Cavan property including houses, homes, cottages, apartments as well details on tax incentive property to buy, rent or lease in the area.
		MyHome.ie is a wonderful resource for finding property in county Cavan including new houses, family homes, country homes, town houses and apartments in addition to sites and farms.
		If you are living abroad and are thinking about buying property in county Cavan, please spend time browsing through our site where you will see that we have full details on some of the finest property on sale including Bailieborough, Arva, Belturbet, Cootehill, Kingscourt, Shercock and Virginia.
	www3.myhome.ie /cavan-property.asp (326 words)

	Personals in County Cavan
		County Cavan Dating Services offer the company of singles and couples of all ages and preferences to you.
		County Cavan personals will give you the heat and warmth of passionate love.
		In the woods, on the rocksâ¦in the cozy embrace of your chosen one, life in County Cavan is always eventful.
	www.eiredating247.com /county_cavan/personals.html (405 words)

	County Cavan - Irish Vacation Travel Specialists
		Coarse and game fishing are particularly popular in Cavan and Lough Sheelin in the couth of the county is regarded as one of Ireland’s best lakes for brown trout, however some lakes have fallen victim to pollution in recent years.
		In the north west of the county are the wild and barren Cuilcagh Mountains, the source of the River Shannon, which at over 300km in distance is the longest in the Britain or Ireland.
		A largely rural county, Cavan lags behind many parts of Ireland economically and apart from the county town of Cavan, is populated by small rural settlements.
	www.12travel.com /ie/information/irish_counties/cavan.html (335 words)

	Cavan
		Geographically County Cavan is a link between North, South East and West with the famous River Shannon rising in the west of the county.
		Chief surnames of Co Cavan are Reilly, Smith, Brady, Lynch, McCabe, Clarke, Farrelly, Maguire, Sheridan and Galligan.
		The population of the county dropped dramatically from 250,000 in 1841 to 174,000 in 1851 and by 1901 had dropped to 97,000.
	www.irishgenealogy.com /county/cavan.htm (263 words)

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		The competition is part of the National Enterprise Awards organised by the County and City Enterprise Boards to give recognition to the contribution of small enterprises to the national economy.
		In announcing the winner, Vincent Reynolds, CEO of Cavan County Enterprise Board outlined the excellent record which Cavan entrepreneurs have had to date in the National Enterprise Awards.
		Cavan County Enterprise Board is very greatful for this significant gesture of support from Maguire Media.
	www.cavanenterprise.ie /bcfws/templates/general/tge_index.aspx?StructureID_str=3&NewsID_nws=36 (439 words)

	Cavan (county) - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Cavan (county) - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Cavan (county), county in the south of the province of Ulster, Republic of Ireland, bounded by Fermanagh in Northern Ireland to the north, Monaghan...
		Fermanagh, historic county in the south-west of Northern Ireland, bounded by the former county of Tyrone to the north, and Cavan, Leitrim, and Donegal...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Cavan_(county).html (112 words)

	Cavan Ireland tourism - hotels, bed and breakfast,car rentals Cavan, county maps...
		Cavan is an ideal area for a quiet break or a family holiday.
		Cavan, the county's principal town, is interesting because of its unusual layout - and for its welcoming pubs!
		Cavan was the only medieval town in Ireland founded by the Irish themselves, and its narrow streets still follow the same pattern that was set down seven centuries ago.
	www.countycavan.com (0 words)

	GENUKI: County Cavan
		"Cavan, a county of Ireland, province of Ulster, 47 miles long and 23 broad; bounded W by Leitrim, M by Fermanagh and Monaghan, E by the latter county and Louth, and S by Longford, W Meath and E Meath.
		Coote, C. Sir Statistical survey of the County of Cavan, with observations on the means of improvement drawn up in the year 1801, for the consideration, and under the direction of The Dublin Society, Dublin, Graisberry and Campbell, 1802.
		Cavan Residents in the Fermanagh Poll of Electors 1788
	www.sierratel.com /colinf/genuki/CAV (0 words)

	County Cavan - Lake Country - World Cultures European
		In the early 17th century, Cavan was settled by planters from England and Scotland who laid the foundations for many of the county's town and villages, including Belturbet, Killeshandra and Virginia.
		Cavan's history as a holiday destination dates from this time, when visitors from all over Ireland flocked to the mineral spas at Swanlinbar.
		Banagher Grave Complex: High on the slopes of Slieve Glah Mountain (4 miles south east of Cavan town on the road to Ballyjamesduff) is a prehistoric complex with tombs, stone circles and mounds of earth.
	www.irishcultureandcustoms.com /ACounty/Cavan.html (2750 words)

	County Cavan Ireland : Total Ireland
		Belturbet Station - The restored GNR railway station in Belturbet, Co. Cavan, is the setting for a new heritage tourism project in the north west of Ireland.
		Cavan Urban District Council - Cavan Urban District Council.
		Cornafean - Cornafean is a vibrant and active rural community in County Cavan, Ireland.
	www.totalireland.com /index/regional/cavan (168 words)

	Open Fairways - GOLFERS PASSPORT TO IRELAND
		County Cavan Golf Club was founded in 1894 and affiliated to the GUI five years later.
		It is situated in the heart of the lakeland district of County Cavan, which is a mecca for fishing enthusiasts.
		As well as the variety of mature trees which frame this attractive parkland layout, the club is famous for its' many rhododendron bushes, dotted throughout the course.
	www.openfairways.com /directories/?src=gc&loc=1®id=1&id=826 (158 words)

	County Cavan, Ireland
		It is bounded to the west by Leitrim, to the north by Fermanagh and Monaghan, to the east by the latter county and Louth, and to the south by Longword, West Meath and East Meath.
		The difficulty of traversing the Cavan terrain, with its many thick forests, hidden valleys, watery bogs and lakes, combined with the skill of the O'Reilly cavalry, and the intractability of the local residents, kept the Norman invaders successfully at bay for several centuries.
		In 1841, the population in Cavan was 243,000, and by 1851 it had dropped to 174,000.
	members.tripod.com /~Scott_Michaud/Cavan-history.html (685 words)

	County Cavan Ireland
		Cavan County Golf club is situated 2 miles from Cavan Town on the R198 to Killeshandra.
		The Cavan Way is a pleasant hill and valley walking connection between the Leitrim Way at Dowra, a small village near the source of the River Shannon and the Ulster Way at Blacklion.
		Encompassing the highland area of Counties Cavan and Fermanagh, a largely undiscovered treasure throve of scenic beauty exists above the floor of the Arney and Shannon valleys.
	www.travelireland.org /cavan (0 words)

	Bed and Breakfasts in County Cavan Ireland
		County Cavan is situated in the province of Ulster and is said to have 365 lakes - one for each day of the year.
		The source of the river Shannon, known as the 'Shannon Pot', is just a few miles north of Dowra.
		Coarse angling remains one of Cavan's most popular attractions, but there is also game fishing for brown trout in Lough Sheelin to the south.
	www.irelandbedandbreakfast.biz /Cavan/index.asp (101 words)

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