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	Clare Places - Cratloe: Historical Background
		The name CRATLOE is derived from the gaelic CREAT-SHAILEÓG, meaning the sallow wood, or the land of sallow trees.
		Cratloe's importance stems from the fact that it was one of the major passes on highways from Munster into Connacht as the hills to the north, and the Shannon to the south, rendered these routes inaccessible.
		Cratloe is next mentioned in 1510 when an English and Irish army led by Gearóid Fitzgerald, Earl of Kildare and Justice of Ireland, marched into Thomond.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/coclare/places/cratloe_history.htm (573 words)

	Cratloe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cratloe (Irish: An Chreatalach) is a small village (its population in 2002 was 656) in County Clare, Republic of Ireland, situated between Limerick City and Ennis in the midwest of Ireland.
		The Cratloe Woods, located on the overlooking hillside, are a popular recreational park and forestry area.
		Garranon Oak Wood, in the grounds of Cratloe Wood House, provided the timbers for the roof of London's Westminster Hall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cratloe (141 words)

	Cratloe Parish - Home
		Welcome to the Parish of St. John the Baptist, Cratloe.The parish of Cratloe is in the Diocese of Limerick, but is situated in the neighbouring county of Clare.
		Cratloe Hills divide the dioceses of Limerick and Killaloe.
		John's Church is the finest remaining example of a "Barn" Church and is a very popular Church for marriages, 145 being celebrated there each year.
	www.cratloe.org (100 words)

	Limerick Diocesan Heritage Project - Cratloe-Sixmilebridge Parish
		The village of Cratloe is situated just off the N 18, the road from Limerick to Galway.
		Although the parish of Cratloe is in the Diocese of Limerick, it is actually in the neighbouring county of Clare.
		Sixmilebridge is located on the R 462 between Cratloe and Tulla.
	www.limerickdioceseheritage.org /CratloeSixmilebridge.htm (127 words)

	Untitled Document
		The catchment area is the parish of Cratloe which is located in the south east of County Clare.
		In Cratloe, the McNamara family of Ballintlea Castle were wealthy enough to send Donnchadh Ruadh to Rome in 1733.
		Cratloe’s first school was established in 1849 after a number of applications were submitted to the Board of Education by the admirable Fr John Burke.
	www.iol.ie /~cratns/infoaboutus.html (769 words)

	Cratloe GAA
		Conor Galvin Of C.J.G. Developments recently presented a set of jerseys to Cratloe Minor Club.
		Photographed above are from left to right: Dean DeLoughrey, Jerome DeLoughrey (Vice Chairman), Stephen Manton, Patrick Carey, Pat Carey (Manager of U16 Hurling team), Niall Crosbie, Denis Conroy (Chairman) and Mark Walsh.
		All involved with the club would like to express our sincere thanks for this generous sponsorship.
	www.cratloegaa.com /news.asp (63 words)

	Limerick.com - Family build 300k hall in memory of Michael (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The family of an 18 year old hurler who died while playing for his native Cratloe, a few miles from the city, are to keep his memory alive by building a community sports hall in his honour.
		The sports hall which is currently at foundation level, is being built on the grounds of Cratloe GAA pitch, and will allow people to play sports all year round.
		Michaels mother Eileen, who is the treasurer of the Cratloe GAA development fund said that planning this sports hall had kept the family sane, and gave them hope to start trusting god again.
	www.limerick.com /news/archive/04/april0404_b.html (372 words)

	Grange Bed and Breakfast
		Cratloe and its surrounding area have many places of interest to visit.
		Cratloe has one of the last three barn-style churches remaining in Ireland.
		Cratloe Woods Forest Park, just above the village is ideal for a quite walk, it has nature trails and a beautiful picnic area overlooking a tranquil lake.
	www.grangebedandbreakfast.com /pages/783640/index.htm (249 words)

	Cratloe Woods House
		It's a fascinating place with a long and interesting history, and also enjoys the distinction of being the only surviving Irish long house that is still lived in as a home.
		The humbler kind of long house consisted of a kitchen with just one room on each side but at Cratloe more rooms were added at each end although the house remained just a single room in depth.
		Cratloe Woods House is open, Monday to Saturday, between 2pm and 4pm
	www.travelpublishing.co.uk /CountryLivingIreland/Clare/CLICratloeWoodsHouse.htm (492 words)

	Cloonacuneen Castle
		The Cratloe Moyle estate was then purchased by George Quin of Quinsborough near Limerick and so the patrimonial lands passed totally out of MacNamara hands after nearly 700 years continuous possession.
		Cratloe Moyle castle was purchased in 1973 by Bob Traynor, an Irish American.
		CRATLOE MORE CASTLE is about half a mile to the south-west of Cratloe Keel on the banks of the Shannon.
	members.fortunecity.com /chtii/irish/pcastle.htm (4831 words)

	Rathmore House Bed and Breakfast, Killaloe, Co. Clare (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This small village offers beautiful forest walks through Cratloe woods on the slopes of Woodcock Hill and has far-reaching views of the Shannon and Fergus estuaries and Shannon town and airport.
		Cratloe oak was taken to roof the royal palace of Aileach, near Derry by invading men of Ulster in the 9th century.
		Cratloe castle, on the N18 Limerick road, was built in 1610 by the MacNamaras.
	www.rathmorehouse.com /midclare/midclare2.html (473 words)

	Speech by Minister O’Donoghue, at the launch of Phase 2 of the Cratloe G.A.A. Club Development, Clare
		As you know, Cratloe G.A.A. is in existence since 1887 and since then the club has gone from strength to strength.
		I understand that the population of the parish of Cratloe has seen tremendous growth in recent years and with this growth there is a demand for high standard sports facilities.
		The untimely death of Michael Murphy, while hurling with the under 21's Cratloe team, was a very sad milestone in the history of the Club.
	www.arts-sport-tourism.gov.ie /publications/release.asp?ID=1496 (778 words)

	The Church
		will be married, (D.V.), in St John's Church, Cratloe, Co Clare on Friday, 19th July, 2002 at 12 noon.
		On Tuesday, 7th June, 1791 we read in the Limerick Journal that “the Parish Priest of Cratloe, the Rev. Mr.
		Cratloe is 6 miles north of Limerick on the N18.
	clanwilliam.tripod.com /church.htm (282 words)

	County Clare Towns - Doolin, Clare
		A few miles beyond Bunratty is Cratloe Castle, a square tower built by the MacNamaras in 1610.
		The woods of Cratloe furnished oaks for the roof of Westminister Hall in London and Amsterdam City Hall (now the royal palace); the woods were once also the haunt of a highwayman named Freeney.
		Cratloe Woods House, the last inhabited example of an Irish longhouse is near by and is open to the public during the summer.
	www.county-clare.com /clare_doolin.htm (344 words)

	Cratloe, County Clare (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cratloe is close to Shannon airport and Bunratty.
		We are nestled in the heart of Bunratty village.
		Enjoy a drink and live music in our Shamrock Bar or sit back and indulge in afternoon tea in our Gallery Lounge.
	www.tourclare.com /cratloe.html (91 words)

	Coillte Tourism and Recreation in Bahana, Co Carlow (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Location: Cratloe Wood is adjacent to Cratloe Village, 10 km on Ennis side of Limerick.
		In association with the local Community Council, the development of a new car park adjacent to the county road was undertaken and internal carparks are now closed with Cratloe only accessible to pedestrians.
		It is on record that the House of Parliament in London was roofed with Cratloe oak.
	www.coillte.ie /tourism_and_recreation/ce_cratloe.htm (239 words)

	Regular Trips for Limerick MTB
		We had 10 riders out in Cratloe on the first trip for the new LMTB.
		The club is being formed and we plan to hold a regular trip every second Saturday at 12pm, starting from the Wood Cross Pub car park in Cratloe.
		A few of us were nightbiking last nigth in Cratloe and the Coillte stand and tress are all set up by the lake so they should be there this Saturday.
	www.mtbireland.com /yabbse/index.php?topic=6851.0 (843 words)

	Cratloe Route (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From Limerick, take the old Cratloe road and turn right for Woodcock hill, then left.
		Start at small car park across the road from entrance to Cratloe woods, this is at grid ref. R 517 614.
		Oatfield, further north (much steeper) is also shown.
	www.esatclear.ie /~rdrohan/mtb/cratloe.htm (56 words)

	RE/MAX (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just 10 minutes walk from the Limerick Institute of Technology and a 20-minute walk from Limerick city lies the purpose built student village of Cratloe Wood.
		The complex is well established with a comprehensive management structure in place and is the preferred accommodation for LIT.
		Cratloe Wood offers a unique investment opportunity with excellent capital growth potential.
	www.remax-ireland.com /PubScripts/ListingFull.asp?AgentId=90651013&ListingID=2&Lang=ENI (211 words)

	Bunratty
		We are getting married in St. John’s Church, Cratloe, Co. Clare. Cratloe is a small village located just off the main Limerick – Shannon Road (N18), about 6 miles from each. The wedding will be at 2:00 p.m.
		There are many BandB’s in the area around Cratloe and Bunratty and they are generally priced at $20.00 - $30.00 per night per person.
		Cratloe is located on the main Limerick – Shannon Road (N18), located about 6 miles from each.
	home.nyc.rr.com /poc (1650 words)

	Limerick Institute of Technology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For students living away from home approximate costs based on 2004/05 are as follows; 5 day partial board and evening meal €70; 7 day partial board and evening meal and full board at weekends €85 - 90; Flats per person per week €50 - 60.
		As part of its commitment to its students, Cratloe Wood provides an on-site warden and residential caretaker.
		At Thomond Student Village, Old Cratloe Road, Limerick students have everything that they need or want in a place to live.
	www.lit.ie /student/accom.html (699 words)

	Athea Woulfes
		Maurice Richard Woulfe was born 1778, and died November 17, 1841 in Cratloe, County Limerick, Ireland.
		She was born in Glenagower, Athea, County Limerick, Ireland, and died 1882 in Cratloe.
		Although there is no proof, this Maurice Richard Woulfe is the only Maurice Woulfe of Cratloe that is the correct age to be the father of Bridget Woulfe.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mwoulfe/kathyswo.htm (3038 words)

	Smith O' Brien's Online - Official Club Website
		They were a pale shadow of former days as Cratloe claimed their first piece of silverware at senior level ever and with it joined the elite of the Clare club game for next season.
		Further points from Aaron Carroll, Alan Murphy (2) and Damian Browne to a lone reply from Willie Neary had Cratloe 0-5 to 0-1 ahead at the end of the first quarter.
		A last throw of the dice failed to yield the goal that was needed and the blues held on to win 3-9 to 1-12.
	www.freewebs.com /smithobriens/senior.htm (4846 words)

	Cratloe Travel Deals - Hotels, Flights, Vacations - VirtualTourist.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Home » Deals » Europe » Ireland » County Clare »; Cratloe
		Save money with great Cratloe travel deals posted by VirtualTourist members.
		Be the first to post a Deal in Cratloe.
	deals.virtualtourist.com /deals-296296-1-Cratloe-deals.html (57 words)

	How often do you get out on your bike..?
		we then head out to cratloe woods which is another few miles of road with some not steep climbing.
		we get to the back gate of cratloe and stop and talk for ages, try to find out who's around the forest and who's going to be.
		Definite high points to Cratloe include the Holy trail, Rambos, the grotto descent, Tom's Trails and descendus vomitus.
	www.mtbireland.com /yabbse/index.php?topic=237.msg1773 (1430 words)

	MBUL - University of Limerick Mountain Bike Club
		From there we follow the path by the river Shannon into Limerick City, continuing on to Cratloe Woods in Co. Clare, about 13km from UL.
		We're usually at one of the entrances to Cratloe Woods by 12:00 or so, then go off-road on forest trails.
		The cycle usually covers about 45-55km, at a leisurely pace, taking less than 4 hours during the winter, and about 6-7 hours (or until it gets dark or people get really hungry during the summer when there is more daylight and it's warmer.
	www.csn.ul.ie /~mtbclub/About.php (406 words)

	Ireland Vacation Rentals on VacationHomes.com
		The remains of Cratloe Castle are still on the property.
		Spectacular views of nearby Limerick and Cratloe Castle ruins.
		Rates are in $US and subject to change without notice.
	www.vacationhomes.com /10150 (281 words)

	RTÉ News: Hopes fading for Limerick brothers
		Gardaí and Army personnel involved in the search for the two missing Limerick brothers, Eddie and Kieran Ryan, are growing increasingly pessimistic that they can be found alive.
		The search for the brothers is continuing and is concentrating today on the Cratloe Woods area in County Clare, about seven miles from Limerick City.
		The gardaí and Army personnel are now hoping to find some trace that the brothers may have been taken along the route towards Cratloe Woods, or some indication that they may still be alive.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/0128/limerick.html (242 words)

	Tour Britain & Ireland - Accommodation in Eire and a guide to Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a land of blue-tinged mountains, dramatic coastlines, windswept moorland, luscious farmland and scenic forest parks with meandering loughs and rivers filling in the missing parts of the jigsaw...
		Cratloe Wood Village is the perfect venue for your leisurely summer break!
		Brochures available from Cratloe Wood Village, Old Cratloe Road, Limerick.
	www.tour-britain.com /corpie.html (340 words)

	Cratloe Woods House, Ireland
		At Cratloe, a short distance east of Bunratty Castle south of Ennis, stands Cratloe Woods House, a 19th C. mansion.
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	www.planetware.com /ennis/cratloe-woods-house-irl-cl-crat.htm (51 words)

	Welcome to Shannon Region-Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Home to descendants of the 11th century warrior High King of Ireland, Brian Boru, Cratloe Woods House on the Clare border with Limerick city is the only 17th century “long house” still in use as a residence in Ireland.
		Open to groups by pre-appointment, the house estate includes Garranon Oak Wood, which provided the timbers for London’s Westminster Hall.
		Accommodation and Value Breaks: Visit our value breaks section to book a special deal in the Cratloe area or visit the accommodation and reservation section to check out and book any accommodation.
	www.shannonregiontourism.ie /content.asp?id=54 (119 words)

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