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		DONAGHADEE, a sea-port, and post-town, and a parish, in the barony of ARDES, county of DOWN, and province of ULSTER, 14 and a half miles (N. by E.) from Belfast, and 94 and a half (N. E.) from Dublin, containing 7627 inhabitants, of which number, 2986 are in the town.
		Donaghadee is a creek to the port of Belfast, and has a harbour master and one custom-house officer.
		It is a constabulary police station, and the head of a coastguard district, under the control of a resident inspecting commander, which comprises the twelve stations of Hollywood, Bangor, Crawfordsburn, Orlockhill, Groomsport, Donaghadee.
	radiocarbon.pa.qub.ac.uk /local/townlands/Down/D/donaghadee.html (997 words)

	Donaghadee
		Donaghadee (Domhnach Daoi in Irish) is a Town in County Down, Northern Ireland, situated on the east coast, about 18 miles from Belfast.
		Donaghadee is probably best known for its Lighthouse and harbour, there's been a harbour at Donaghadee (or the 'Dee) since at least the 17th century.
		Grace Neills, in the centre of Donaghadee, is according to the Guinness Book of Records, Ireland's oldest Public house, opened in 1611 as the 'King's Arms'.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/do/Donaghadee.htm (240 words)

	Donaghadee - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DONAGHADEE, a market town of Co. Down, Ireland, in the north parliamentary division, near the south of Belfast Lough, on the Irish Channel, 25 m.
		Telegraph and telephone cables join these ports, but a regular passenger route does not exist owing to the unsuitability of Portpatrick.
		On the north-east side of the town there is a rath or encampment 70 ft. high, in which a powder magazine is erected.
	21.1911encyclopedia.org /Donaghadee (133 words)

	Donaghadee
		Donaghadee is situated on the Ards Peninsula, approximately seven miles north east of Newtownards, on the Irish Sea coast.
		From Donaghadee visitors have the opportunity to enjoy spectacular views across the Irish Sea, where on a clear day you can see all the way to Scotland.
		In the harbour is Donaghadee's impressive lighthouse, which was built in 1836 and was the first lighthouse in Ireland to be lit by electricity.
	www.discovernorthernireland.com /product.aspx?ProductID=7129 (200 words)

	Donaghadee Rugby Football Club
		As the steady stream of Donaghadee's followers arrived at Stormont last Saturday the strong westerly wind which was blowing diagonally across the pitch warned each of them that this game with Civil Service was not going to be a pretty one.
		Donaghadee probably were the better in the rucks and mauls but Service were superior in the the lineouts.
		The Donaghadee players and those supporters who were close reckoned this was the winner - only for the referee to say that from where he was standing he could not see, and ruled that there was enough doubt for him to deny the try.
	dnausers.d-n-a.net /dnetWRSo/drfc/service2.html (666 words)

	First Donaghadee Presbyterian Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Donaghadee is a growing town on the coast of County Down, 6 miles from the historic monastic town of Bangor and approximately 20 miles from Belfast.
		After the Reformation therefore, 'it was only to be expected that Donaghadee, the nearest seaport in Ulster to the Scottish Mainland, should have one of the first Presbyterian congregations'.
		After the religious disruptions in 1661 a new 'Meeting House' was built at Killaughy (just outside the town), followed in the early 18th Century by a move by the congregation to another new building in what is still called Meeting House Street, in the town centre.
	www.presbyterianireland.org /congregations/donaghadee1.html (374 words)

	Donaghadee, Ireland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		Donaghadee's decline began when the ferry service was transferred to Larne in 1849.
		Nowadays, apart from watching the dulse-gatherers at low tide or fishing activity at the harbour, there's little going on here, and the town's only other claim to fame is that its lighthouse received a lick of paint from Brendan Behan when he was employed after the war by the Commission for Irish Lights.
		The middle one, Cross Island, is now a bird sanctuary run by the RSPB, which arranges cruises to it (tel 028/9049 1547); Nelson's Boats in Donaghadee run regular trips to the other two (tel 028/9188 3403, www.kingdomsofdown.com/nelsonsboats; June–Sept).
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/ireland/donaghadee (309 words)

	Donaghadee Rugby Football Club
		Right in the middle (the crucial time of around 2.30 to 4.00pm) it was a half-way house of cold, dark and not too pleasant.
		This was very appropriate because for Donaghadee, playing Cooke RFC in the Miller McCall Wylie Junior Cup, the rugby was not very different.
		For young players in Donaghadee this is almost geological time.
	www.donaghadeerugby.com (376 words)

	About Donaghadee
		The harbour is constructed from limestone from the Moelfre quarries of Angelsey in north Wales, though the outer walls are the local graywacke blasted from a nearby quarry (where Copeland's Marina is now).
		Sport is well catered for with an 18 hole golf course, rugby club, tennis club, bowling club and sailing club to name but a few.
		The Webmaster for the Rotary Club of Donaghadee is Alistair Johnston, a member of the club.
	www.donaghadeerotary.org /about_donaghadee.htm (381 words)

	First Donaghadee Presbyterian Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Four or five miles down this roadwill be the outskirts of Donaghadee with the golf course on the right as you come in.
		There is a one way system in the centre of Donaghadee.
		At the top of this road, turn right again (you'll pass Maud's ice cream parlour on the left!) and First Donaghadee is on the right.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /s.livingston/ardspresyouth/churches/firstd.html (399 words)

	Knowhere: Donaghadee, Down, Shops and Hobbies, Clothes, Magazines, Art, Galleries, Hobbies
		Plenty in Donaghadee, but for the more style concious a trip to Belfast is necessary.
		Donaghadee has its own fashion, it tends not to follow the trends of the outside world- except for the steeks, who all dress the same.
		Donaghadee is famed for its art and antique shops - mainly situated around the seafront.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /4714_shops.html (673 words)

	Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Donaghadee which was Chartered on 13th May 1994
		Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Donaghadee which was Chartered on 13th May 1994
		If you are not a Rotarian, live or work in the greater Donaghadee area and are interested in learning more about Rotary, please contact us.
		We would be pleased to talk to you about Rotary and how you, too, may become a member of this International Service Organisation.
	www.donaghadeerotary.org (316 words)

	Donaghadee Ladies Netball Club \|
		We are a highly successful netball club with a thriving Senior and Junior section in the North Down area in Northern Ireland.
		Donaghadee Netball Club was one of the first clubs set up in the North Down area and was founded in 1994 with just a few keen and enthusiastic players who wanted to go far.
		In addition to weekly training and matches we also run a number of lively social events throughout the season such as the Christmas dinner and 'team building' weekend away, its a chance to let our hair down and in many cases to do a bit of fundraising for the club.
	www.freewebs.com /donaghadeenetballclub (300 words)

	Commissioners of Irish Lights
		In spite of the Belfast and Co Down railway reaching Donaghadee in 1861 and the railway to Portpatrick the following year, attention was drawn to a new route between Larne and Stranraer which eventually took over in 1871; an abortive attempt to establish this route was made in 1862 lasting just over a year.
		In a letter dated 5th November 1934 the Donaghadee Harbour Commissioners informed the Ballast Board that they were prepared to exhibit a light on the south pier and requested the Board to take it under their care.
		Conversion to unwatched electric was effected from 2nd October 1934, Donaghadee thus having the distinction of being the first Irish Lighthouse to be converted to electric.
	www.cil.ie /flat_areaEQLlighthousesAMPLighthouseIDEQL52_entry.html (824 words)

	County Down Towns - Downpatrick, Down
		Donaghadee an interesting seaside town with a lighthouse and a very big harbour, is the nearest Irish port to Great Britain.
		From the sixteenth to the nineteenth century Donaghadee was a major port that offered the only safe refuge from the treacherous reefs on this coast.
		In the expectation that the town would remain the mail packet station for Scotland, the harbour was greatly enlarged in 1820.
	www.countydown.com /down_downpatrick.htm (370 words)

	Donaghadee Market House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Donaghadee Market House is a two-storey five-bay building with a parapet.
		The central three bays break forward and are surmounted by a pediment.
		It was designed and built about 1819 by Daniel de la Cherois.
	cloghmore.bravepages.com /down/donaghadeeMH.html (35 words)

	Builders Donaghadee at Local.co.uk
		bangor, holywood, donaghadee, groomsport, crawfordsburn, helens bay, newtownards, and...
		Builders merchants, with information about their showrooms and a mailing list.
		Get a FREE local advert in Donaghadee with Estate Angels.
	www.local.co.uk /Donaghadee/Builders (180 words)

	Donaghadee History
		Donaghadee lifeboat saved 31 people but sadly 133 people died.
		Lifeboats from Portpatrick, Cloughey and Newcastle were also involved in the search for survivors.
		At Donaghadee lifeboat station the following awards have been made:
	www.rnli.org.uk /rnli_near_you/ireland/stations/DonaghadeeDown/history (286 words)

	Donaghadee Cricket Club - History
		Mr Alfie Wilkinson, Principal of Donaghadee Methodist School, held a formation meeting in July 1951.
		The rules and by-laws of the club were passed.
		2nd October 1953 - the first annual cricket dinner was held at the Imperial Hotel Donaghadee.
	donaghadeecc.co.hitscricket.com /history (497 words)

	Donaghadee Festival - Other UK / Ireland topics Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Donaghadee Community Festival Association was set up in September 2000 to promote Donaghadee as a tourist destination and also to promote the history and culture of the town.
		Donaghadee one of the most beautiful nautical towns in Northern Ireland has it's now annual festival from Friday 27th July to Saturday 4th July 2001.
		The picturesque Lighthouse the subject of so many pictures and the Copeland Islands on the horizon,,,, never did guess how many of them there was,,, do you know?.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /other-uk-ireland-topics/donaghadee-festival (267 words)

	Twenty Questions to a Usual Suspect - Donaghadee \|\| The Craic www.londonirish.org - Unofficial London Irish News and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Indeed he takes his handle from the small seaside town where he lives, Donaghadee.
		Donaghadee, Co.Down – back after almost 30 years living in England
		Secretary/Manager Donaghadee RFC – once again getting paid for loving rugby.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s97/st26625.htm (240 words)

	Donaghadee travel guide - Travel reviews on Donaghadee, United Kingdom
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	www.globosapiens.net /united-kingdom-travel/Donaghadee.html (130 words)

	Donaghadee, GBR Weather - Forecasts, Radar Maps, Video, and News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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	International Ribraid Festival - Ribs racing festival in Northern Ireland and Scotland
		The seaside town of Donaghadee, Co Down N. Ireland played host to this boating Extravaganza, under the umbrella of Donaghadee Festival.
		Join us once again on Sunday 30th July in Donaghadee for the biggest RIB event in Europe when we cross to Portpatrick to participate in their Lifeboat week festivities.
		Working very closely with crew from Donaghadee and Portpatrick/Scotland Lifeboat this will be a weekend never to be forgotten.
	www.ribraid.com /index2.html (197 words)

	Nelsons Boats - Donaghadee .
		For almost sixty years, the Nelson Family have brought pleasure to young and Old with boat Trips from Donaghadee.
		Daily sea fishing trips and pleasure cruises around Belfast Lough with landings on scenic Copeland Islands, June to September.
		June to September Fishing trips daily 10.00 am and 7pm and Copelands trips daily 2pm (if weather permitting) from Donaghadee Harbour.
	www.nelsonsboats.co.uk (256 words)

	The United Diocese of Down And Dromore
		Donaghadee’s church site has been a centre of worship since ancient time.
		St. Patrick first marked it as a place for Christian worship and erected a stone building.
		At Donaghadee Parish our worship is as diverse and wide ranging as our parishioners.
	www.downanddromore.org /donaghadee (357 words)

	Jobs in Donaghadee
		Below is a selection of jobs in Donaghadee.
		On the right we have also listed recruitment agencies that offer full and part time jobs in Donaghadee.
		Operating from 150 branches, the Hays Office Support specialist recruitment consultants find jobs for purchasing, marketing and HR professionals at junior to mid-management level — and for clerical and administrative staff.
	www.agencycentral.co.uk /jobsearch/bytown/countydown-donaghadee.htm (1074 words)

	Donaghadee Lawn Tennis Club
		For those of you unfamiliar with our part of the world, simply find the east coast of the Ards Peninsula in Northern Ireland and we are sited at 2 o’ clock just across the Irish Sea from Portpatrick in Scotland.
		Donaghadee (pop: 9,500) is best known for the harbour, the lifeboat, the lighthouse, the Moat, the tennis club and the North Down Subbuteo League (not necessarily in that order!)
		Our courts are located in a scenic area called The Commons close to the sea and with splendid views.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /dclegg36 (310 words)

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