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	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Daingean (Irish: An Daingean), formerly Philipstown, is a small town in east County Offaly, Ireland.
		It is the principal town of the Daingean Catholic Parish [3].
		Daingean is served by a Bus Ãireann commuter bus service through Route 120.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Daingean (335 words)

	Paddy Doyle: Newspaper Articles
		Daingean, when it was first built, was a British Army garrison, the main, two-storey building a plain but well-designed series of quite modest rooms surrounding the entrance courtyard on three sides.
		From the point of view of Daingean, once on the fringe of the Pale, the period during which the barracks grew and came to dominate the town was an era of prosperity derived from the military presence quite at odds with the poverty in other parts of Ireland.
		Daingean, in their view, should be a memorial to the inmates of all the industrial schools, other reformatories and to the many people who went through them.
	www.paddydoyle.com /modernmemory.html (3049 words)

	Paddy Doyle: Newspaper Articles
		Daingean is the subject of hundreds of complaints of physical and sexual abuse perpetrated by members of the Oblates on boys incarcerated there.
		In this area Daingean is relatively unique in that a wealth of contemporary documents exist which give a remarkable insight into the Oblates' attitude to the beating of children.
		Knowledge at senior government level of the abuses at Daingean were a critical factor in the establishment of the Kennedy committee in 1968 to investigate the industrial and reformatory school system in the country.
	www.paddydoyle.com /askewedview.html (825 words)

	From Philipstown to Daingean - down through the years - Offaly history, Archaeology, Offaly Towns, Heritage, Research, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Daingean was originally christened Philipstown in 1556 when it was established as the capital town in the land that was planted by Queen Mary Tudor in King’s County.
		Daingean has long boasted a strong status as a Midlands town and this was never more evident than at the start of the 20th Century when Daingean displayed at various points a number of important public buildings including the courthouse, the government reformatory, a military barracks, a Protestant Church and a Catholic Church.
		The canal is a widely used amenity within Daingean village, with summer bringing many tourists to the area to enjoy the benefits of the local waterways and what the village has to offer in heritage.
	www.offalyhistory.com /content/reading_resources/books_articles/daingean_philipstown.htm (383 words)

	Heritage Ireland - Daingean ShÃ©arlais (CorcaÃ)
		TÃ³gadh Daingean ShÃ©arlais ag deireadh an 17Ãº haois ar lÃ¡thair dhaingniÃºchÃ¡in cÃ³sta a bhÃ ann nÃ ba luaithe.
		Deirtear gur dhear William Robinson, ailtire an BhrÃº RÃoga i gCill Mhaighneann, Baile Ãtha Cliath Ã©, a bhÃ ina Ceannfort DaingniÃºchÃ¡n, an Daingean.
		TÃ¡ Daingean ShÃ©arlais ar cheann de na dÃºnta mÃleata is mÃ³ sa tÃr agus bhÃ baint aige le cuid de na heachtraÃ ba thÃ¡bhachtaÃ i stair na hÃireann, ina measc Cogadh Uilliam 1690 agus an Cogadh Chartharha 1922-23.
	www.heritageireland.ie /ie/Seadchomharthai/Mumhan/DaingeanShearlaisCorcai (155 words)

	Daingean (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Daingean, An Daingean is a small town in County Offaly, Ireland.
		Once the stronghold of the O'Connor Faly dynasty, it was briefly named Philipstown, after Philip II of Spain, during the reign of his wife Mary I of England.
		A bog body, given the name Old Croghan Man, was found near Daingean in 2004 and featured on the BBC Two Timewatch programme in January 2006.
	ref.podzone.net /en/Daingean.htm (143 words)

	..:: IFC - Walsh Island GAA Club ::..
		Daingean opened the scoring after six minutes of play with the first point but an excellent long range point from Joe Nolan levelled matters.
		Daingean took control for the next ten minutes with four unanswered points.
		Two pointed frees put Daingean back in control until a long ball from Ross Connor was touched on to William Mulhall by Tony Kavanagh to rattle the back of the net for his second goal.
	www.walshislandgaaclub.com /pages/2005/matches/ifc/daingean.html (387 words)

	Daingean Reformatory Described - Offaly history, Archaeology, Offaly Towns, Heritage, Research, King's County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Now used as a store for the National Museum, there is little to remind the visitor of the stories of the place over the 100 or so years it served as a reformatory under the care and control of the Oblate order.
		As stated earlier, few account of life in Daingean reformatory from the perspective of staff or inmate have been published.
		One account is that of Sean Bourke of Limerick who was sent to Daingean in 1947 when he was 12 years old.
	www.offalyhistory.com /content/reading_resources/books_articles/daingean_ref.htm (1025 words)

	An Daingean - Vicipéid
		Má tá an bhaile i gContae Uíbh Fháilí ag teastáil uait, breathnaigh ar An Daingean, Co. Uíbh Fhailí.
		Baile is ea an Daingean nó Daingean Uí Chúis (Dingle i mBéarla) atá suite in iarthar Ghaeltacht Chiarraí in Éirinn.
		Is conspóideach an socrú é seo sa bhaile os rud é go bhfuil an turasóireacht mar phríomhthionscal sa cheantar, agus tá imní ar roinnt daoine go gcuirfear turasóirí ámú agus iad ag lorg ar an Daingean; tá sráidbhaile eile i gContae Uíbh Fhailí darb ainm an Daingean (nó Daingean as Béarla).
	ga.wikipedia.org /wiki/An_Daingean (289 words)

	Free Church of Scotland \| Saothair Nach Eil Diomhain
		Se sin, iad a bhith seasmhach anns a'chreidimh gun iad a bhith air an "luasgadh a-null agus a-nall leis gach uile gnè theagasg," ach gum biodh iad seasmhach ann an teagaisgean bunaiteach na fìrinn agus suidhichte air Crìosd na fìrinn.
		An toiseach, tha e ag iarraidh orra a bhith daingean anns an fhìrinn, agus facal Chrìosd a'gabhail còmhnaidh annta, mar a tha Pòl ag earalachadh nan Colosianach - "gun gabhadh facal Chrìosd còmhnaidh annaibh gu saoibhir ans an uile ghliocas".
		A'chraobh a bhitheas daingean anns an talamh, nuair a thig an stoirm agus ged a bhitheas i air a gluasad gu mòr, cha thuit i.
	www.freechurch.org /resources/gaelic/gaelic19.htm (1248 words)

	..:: Division 2 League 2005 - Walsh Island GAA Club ::..
		Daingean, with the aid of a strong breeze, rattled off three unanswered points before Walsh Island got off the mark.
		Daingean took control again and scored three more points before Rory Connor and Joe Nolan kept Walsh Island in the game.
		Daingean again started brightly and within 10 minutes of the restart were seven points up.
	www.walshislandgaaclub.com /pages/2005/matches/league/daingean.html (228 words)

	The Skakagrall: The 'lost village' of Daingean
		A heritage trail was opened around the and#8216;lost villageand#8217; of Daingean, near Glengarry on the west side of Loch Ness, on 18 August.
		A heritage trail was opened around the ‘lost village’ of Daingean, near Glengarry on the west side of Loch Ness, on 18 August.
		Forgotten village open for visits - BBC - Daingean was cleared for sheep in the 1700s and obscured by trees until it was found by a forester five years ago.
	www.skakagrall.com /archives/000551the_lost_village_of_daingean.html (171 words)

	RTÉ News: 90% vote in favour of An Daingean name change
		RTÉ News: 90% vote in favour of An Daingean name change
		More than 1,000 people have voted in a plebiscite to apply to the Government to change the name of the west Kerry Gaeltacht town from An Daingean to Dingle/Daingean Uí Chúis.
		Morning Ireland: Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, reports on a plebiscite on changing the name of the town and the emergence of pro and anti-Gaeltacht camps
	www.rte.ie /news/2006/1020/daingean.html (298 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Do you know the way to An Daingean?
		People living in Dingle have voted to reverse its name from An Daingean, as it is now officially known after the Placenames Act of 2004, back to its better known English form.
		The decision to change Dingle's name to An Daingean was part of the Irish government's efforts to protect and promote the ancient Irish language by decreeing that all official place names within Gaeltacht areas had to be in Irish.
		The Irish language is widely spoken and officially encouraged in south-western Ireland, and Dingle/An Daingean lies in the Kerry Gaeltacht.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/6070820.stm (447 words)

	Ballycumber GAA - Senior History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ballycumber Senior footballers, by defeating Daingean at O'Connor Park, Tullamore on Sunday last, have made their way to their first ever county final and now await the outcome of the Rhode v Gracefield semi final to know their opponents in the final.
		But it was the failure of Daingean to take their scoring chances in the second half that allowed the Ballycumber men to gain victory with a margin of two points.
		Daingean did score two more points [Hickey and McNamara] but it was not enough to stop Ballycumber reaching their first senior football final.
	www.ballycumbergaa.com /SeniorHistory4.aspx?sm=seniorHist (813 words)

	Raw Nerve
		This set the tone for what was probably the most robust defence to date given by any of the religious orders before the commission at its public hearings.
		With regard to physical abuse, he laid much emphasis on the context of the times, when corporal punishment was acceptable within society.
		Last Monday Fr Hughes blamed the shortcomings at Daingean on the poor level of State funding.
	www.angelfire.com /rebellion2/rawnerve/skewed.htm (910 words)

	An Daingean: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dingle (Irish: An Daingean or Daingean Uí Chúis) is a town in County Kerry in the Republic of Ireland, on the Atlantic coast some 50 km west-south-west of Tralee and 80 km west-north-west of Killarney.
		The town is situated on a natural harbour below Slievanea mountain on the large Dingle peninsula, which lies south of the River Shannon and north of the Ring of Kerry.
		There is a similarly named town called Daingean, located in County Offaly - this being an anglicised name.
	www.winelib.com /wiki/An_Daingean (650 words)

	OffalyNet Towns/Daingean (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Once the capital town of the county, Daingean is situated on the Grand Canal and the town has a population of 1,048.
		In later years, the area around Daingean was granted to Lieutenant Francis Bryan in 1548 and he built a castle here.
		At the formation of the King's County in 1557 under Mary Tudor, Daingean became the capital and was named Philipstown after her husband, Philip of Spain.
	www.offaly.ie /offalynet/offalynettowns/daingean/daingeanhistory.asp (190 words)

	Gaelport.com - Gearrthóga Laethúla
		Despite this they last month passed a resolution proposing "a plebiscite be taken to ascertain whether the majority of the qualified electors in the non-municipal town of An Daingean consent to an application being made to the Government for an order changing the name of An Daingean to Dingle Daingean Ui Chuis".
		Daingean Ui Chuis, the fort of Hussey, was the traditional Irish name.
		However, Mayor of Kerry Toireasa Ferris said she was embarrassed An Daingean was the only town now looking to revert to the bilingual name.
	www.gaelport.com /index.php?page=clippings&id=1166&viewby=date (468 words)

	Daingean reformatory open day angers abuse survivors - Independent.ie
		THE doors of Daingean Reformatory will open for the first time in 33 years tomorrow to give the public a glimpse of what went out behind the high walls of the Co Offaly institution.
		John Kelly of SOCA who spent two years in Daingean said that he was upset that Mr O'Gorman would have been invited by the Minister to speak at the Open Day.
		As the price of cannabis seems to rise in disproportionate relation to its quality, one of the most infuriating things for many stoners is listening to politicians admit that, while they tried the demon herb in their youth, at least they didn't inhale, which seems unnecessarily wasteful, if nothing else.
	www.unison.ie /irish_independent/stories.php3?ca=9&si=1605069&issue_id=13974 (829 words)

	News Tuesday 6th June 2006 \| OneinFour.org
		He was aware of concerns expressed by members of the Kennedy Committee, which inspected Daingean in 1968, at the administration of corporal punishment to boys' bare buttocks and that the then resident manager Fr McGonagle appeared to accept the value of such punishment as "more humiliating".
		He disputed findings by the Kennedy Committee on Daingean that the boys were "dirty and unkempt", that showers at Daingean were "rusted and disintegrating" through lack of use, and that toilets were "dirty and unsanitary".
		Yet in 1955, after a visit there, the secretary of the Department of Education described Daingean as "Dickensian" and said conditions in which its cows were kept were considerably better than those for the boys.
	www.oneinfour.org /news/news2006/oftruth (982 words)

	News Tuesday 20th June 2006 \| OneinFour.org
		A letter sent in 1971 by the resident manager at Daingean reformatory in Co Offaly to the Garda Commissioner, in which he threatened to refuse admission to boys sent there, was described yesterday as a cri de coeur by Justice Sean Ryan of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse.
		Earlier yesterday, a hearing of the commission's investigation committee, which Justice Ryan chairs, was told Fr McGonagle had described the manner of committal by the courts of boys to Daingean as "a monstrous arrangement".
		He contrasted the situation with that operating in England where boys were assessed in advance as to their suitability for particular schools.
	www.oneinfour.org /news/news2006/committal (553 words)

	Information about Dingle Town on the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland
		Dingle in the Irish language is "Daingean Uí Chúis".
		"Daingean" means fortress; "Uí Chúis" is generally accepted as translating to Hussey.
		Fortress of Hussey, the Husseys being a Flemish family that came to the area in the 13th Century.
	www.dingle-peninsula.ie /dingle (721 words)

	Irish Abroad - Irish American News
		The people of Dingle are to be asked to vote on a controversial decision to change the official name of the town to An Daingean.
		Three different motions were put before the meeting in Tralee — proposing An Daingean be changed back to Dingle, the council organise a vote and both the Irish and English versions of the name be used on signs.
		It was eventually decided to ask the people of the area to have their say.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/news/dingleandaingan-050720.asp (240 words)

	Daingean, Offaly Transport. Find all Daingean, Offaly Travel and Tourist information in Ireland
		In 1797 the Grand Canal was opened to Philipstown (Daingean).
		Daingean was once the stronghold of the O'Connors.
		It was named Philipstown in the reign of Philip and Mary and became the assize town for the county but this position was usurped by the rapidly expanding Tullamore in 1833.
	www.goireland.com /Scripts/low/xq/asp/cat.8/areatype.T/areaid.3065/qx/area.htm (125 words)

	SEVERE TEST FOR FBD INSURANCE RÁS RIDERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The stage into An Daingean will honour the achievement of the great Paudi Fitzgerald from the town in winning the race 50 years ago and who is organiser for this year’s stage finish.
		Stage 4 on Wednesday 24th is perhaps the most difficult of the race and will be of crucial importance to those with designs on winning the 2006 FBD RÁS. Taking place entirely in Kerry, the tough roads of The Kingdom are likely to have a dramatic effect on the shape of the general classification.
		A total of seven KOM climbs pepper the 150 kilometre route from An Daingean to Listowel, including the gruelling category one climb of The Maum outside Castleisland.
	www.irishcycling.com /publish/news/art_1518.shtml (1309 words)

	Donegal County.com & Dún na nGall.com - O'Doherty's Keep, Buncrana
		It is believed that Wolfe Tone, a leader of the 1798 Rising, was imprisoned in O'Doherty's Keep after his capture in Lough Swilly aboard a French Frigate before being taken to Derry Gaol.
		I 1588 fuair saighdúirí ó Armada na Spáinne dídean sa daingean nuair a tharla longbhriseadh dóibh agus iad ar bhord an La Trinidad Valenceria i gcuan Kinnegoe.
		Cuireadh deis ar an daingean agus bhí conaí ar chlann Vaughan ann go dtí 1718 nuair a thóg siad an mainéar atá giota beag ar shiúl ón daingean.
	www.dun-na-ngall.com /odkp.html (411 words)

	Irish Statute Book, Statutory Instruments, S.I. No. 291/2001 — District Court Districts and Areas (Amendment) and ...
		(a) the District Electoral Divisions of Ballaghassaan, Ballycommon, Cappancur, Clara, Croghan, Daingean, Derrycooley, Durrow, Esker, Geashill, Kilclonfert, Killeigh, Mountbriscoe, Rahan, Rathfeston, Rathrobin, Screggan, Silverbrook, Tinnycross, Tullamore Rural and Tullamore Urban in the county of Offaly, and
		The Schedule to the District Court Areas (Amendment) Order, 1970 (S.I. No. 161 of 1970), is hereby amended at reference number 9 in column (4) by the deletion of “Daingean,”, “Kilbeggan,”, “203,” and “250,”.
		This order provides for the amalgamation of the District Court Areas of Daingean and Kilbeggan with the District Court Area of Tullamore and provides for a change in the days and times on which Tullamore District Court to the First, Second, Third and Fourth Wednesday in each month at 10.30 a.m.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI291Y2001.html (741 words)

	Rick Steves' Europe: Ireland's Dingle Peninsula
		The An Daingean Peninsula is 10 miles wide and runs 40 miles from Tralee to Ceann Sleibhe (Slea Head).
		Leaving An Daingean Town, it becomes clear that the peninsula is an open-air museum.
		The wet sod of An Daingean is soaked with medieval history.
	www.ricksteves.com /plan/destinations/ireland/dingbd.htm (1511 words)

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