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		Dublin is the capital of Ireland, and is located on the east coast of the country, on Dublin Bay, which opens into the Irish Sea.
		Dublin 4 is home to two important national institutions: Radio Telefís Éireann (RTÉ, the national radio and television broadcaster) and University College Dublin (UCD, the largest university in Ireland).
		RTÉ is in Donnybrook, and UCD is in Belfield.
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	Parishes of Donnybrook,
		Besides the Castle of Merrion he had a house in Dublin, but he died in the former place, and desired to be buried in the parish church of Donnybrook, directing that in the Chapel there belonging to his family a tomb or monument should be erected to their memory.
		Donnybrook, or the Church of St. Broc, now the name of a suburb to the north-west of Simmonscourt and south-west of Baggotrath, was formerly the designation of a village of very ancient origin, and at the time of the Anglo-Norman Invasion was also the designation of a very large extent of lands.
		Donnybrook Fair had before that time become a place of amusement and its drolleries, doubtless, gave rise in 1729 to a satirical elegy on the much-lamented death of Madam Bentley, who broke her neck when riding to Donnybrook - a lady for whom the poet predicts no good fate in the next world.
	www.chaptersofdublin.com /books/ball1-6/Ball2/ball2.1.html (14263 words)

	Donnybrook, Dublin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Donnybrook (Irish Domhnach Broc, meaning Church of [Saint] Broc) is a district of Dublin, Ireland.
		It is situated on the southside of the city, in the Dublin 4 postal district, and is home to the Irish state broadcaster RTÉ.
		It was once the location of Donnybrook Fair, a fair held from the time of King John onwards which was notorious for drunkenness and violent disorder.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Donnybrook,_Dublin (255 words)

	Donnybrook Hall Hotel (Dublin, County Dublin) - B&B Reviews - TripAdvisor
		We stayed at Donnybrook Hall for 2 nights and had a fantastic stay.
		Donnybrook Hall is only five minutes by bus from all that Dublin has to offer, there are some lovely restaurants in...
		The Donnybrook Hall is very comfortable and we have never experienced such an incredible service before.
	www.tripadvisor.co.uk /Hotel_Review-g186605-d632010-Reviews-Donnybrook_Hall_Hotel-Dublin_County_Dublin.html (888 words)

	Donnybrook - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Donnybrook parish and suburb of Dublin, Co. Dublin, E central Republic of Ireland.
		It was famous for its annual fair, licensed by King John of England in 1204 and suppressed in 1855 because of its disorderliness.
		The disorder gave rise to the term "donnybrook," meaning an uproarious brawl.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-donnybro.html (261 words)

	Wicklow 200: Accommodation
		Donnybrook, Ballsbridge, Ranelagh, and the south of the city centre are all within 10 or 15 minutes cycling of RTE.
		University College Dublin's main Belfield campus is directly across the road from the start/finish of the Wicklow 200, and their student residences are used for tourist accommodation during June, July, and August.
		The start in Donnybrook is about 2 miles from the centre of Dublin city, so if you stay in the city centre and intend riding to the start you should allow up to 15 minutes travelling time.
	www.wicklow200.ie /2004/accom.shtml (633 words)

	Checkout 2006
		Donnybrook wasn’t always the well-heeled suburb it is today, and Donnybrook Fair hasn’t always been a pleasant shopping experience.
		In 1204 King John granted a licence to the Corporation of Dublin to hold an annual fair in the village of Donnybrook and over the centuries it became a by-word for disorder, drunkenness and brawling.
		Opened in early February, Donnybrook Fair Café is open from 7:30am to 11pm, seven days a week, and Doyle hopes to serve up the same combination of excellent service, congenial atmosphere and great food that he has in the shop downstairs.
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	Vacation Homes Abroad - apartments, villas, cottages, rentals in Ireland, France, Italy, England
		Donnybrook, Dublin 4 has long been one of Dublin's most fashionable residential addresses along with many of the embassies, the RDS - home of the Dublin Horse Show, as well as the RTE broadcasting station.
		Donnybrook, on the N11, is less than 3 km, 2 miles, from the city center, with easy access to all of the main commercial, shopping and entertainment areas of Dublin.
		Donnybrook is on the doorstep of the commercial, legal and entertainment centers of Dublin, with the Irish Financial Services Centre close by.
	www.vacationhomesabroad.com /listingdetail.php?listid=208 (495 words)

	Brookman Town Homes: Donnybrook Manor Dublin self catering rental houses and apartments for vacations and corporate ...
		Donnybrook Manor is very close to the city centre with excellent public transport facilities and local amenities nearby.
		The homes are in Donnybrook, Dublin 4 which has long been one of Dublin's most fashionable residential addresses along with many of the embassies, the RDS - home of the Dublin Horse Show, as well as the RTE broadcasting station.
		Donnybrook, on the N11, is less than 3 km from the city centre, with easy access to all of the main commercial, shopping and entertainment centres of Dublin.
	www.tourismresources.ie /cht/dub/donnybro.html (582 words)

	Best Western Ashling Hotel - Dublin Ireland Hotels - BestHotel.com
		Dublin’s many other attractions range from sea world, museums and art galleries to the prestigious Guiness Brewery and the Temple Bar, which is the center of restaurants and nightlife.
		Dublin is Europe's leading center for computer software, with more than 100 international companies and a growing home market.
		Dublin provides the visitor with countless opportunities for learning, for remembering and for relaxation which appeal to every taste and age group.
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	Weird Words: Donnybrook
		We are in Ireland, in what was once a village on the high road out of Dublin but which is now one of that city’s suburbs.
		was akin to that recommended to the traditionary Irishman on his visit to Donnybrook Fair, ‘Wherever you see a head, hit it’.” The usual weapon was a stick of oak or flthorn that Irishmen often called a shillelagh (a word which derives from the town of that name in County Wicklow).
		As Donnybrook progressively became a residential suburb of Dublin, the fair became more and more a nuisance until a campaign was got up to have it closed; in 1855 the rights to the fair were bought up by Dublin Corporation and it was suppressed.
	www.worldwidewords.org /weirdwords/ww-don1.htm (279 words)

	Places to stay in Dublin - RBS Rugby - Places to stay in Dublin
		Dublin has a wide range of accommodation at all levels of which this is just a taster.
		Set in the Donnybrook district of town, this Georgian style hotel is some 25 minutes walk from the city centre and from Lansdowne Road.
		One of Dublin's newer hotels in an up-and-coming part of the city.Around 40 minutes walk to Lansdowne Road and close to some of Rathmines' finest hostelries.
	www.six-nations-rugby.co.uk /Places-to-stay-in-Dublin (339 words)

	Donnybrook - Dublin.ie Forums
		I am looking to find any relatives of Molly/Mary Muldoon who was born around the Haddington Road area of Dublin in or around 1915 to 1920.
		Molly seems to think that she had been brought up by her grandmother and that her grandmother may have had the surname Cullen but this is not certain.
		At age six years old Molly was placed in a home or institution in Armagh and many years later when looking for her original birth certificate was told that the public records office had been burnt down destroying all the records in 1920.
	www.dublin.ie /forums/showthread.php?p=18497 (156 words)

	Mc Menamins Dublin Bed & Breakfast, Ireland.
		Dublin is famous for its Georgian architecture and the much photographed coloured doors have added to the delight of the foreign visitor.
		Dublin is renowned for its vibrant theatre circuit and tickets can be booked for many of Ireland's greatest shows.
		There is an excellent historical walking tour of Dublin given by Trinity colleges graduates which traces the origins of Dublin as a 9th century Viking trading post into a medieval walled city and capital of English lordship in Ireland.
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	Growing up in Donnybrook 1910-1930
		At the time of the laying of the first stone of Donnybrook Church (26/8/1866), Ailesbury or Eglinton Road were not in existence; Belmont Avenue was known as Coldblow Lane, and the greater part of the road from Upper Leeson St. to the village of Donnybrook, formerly called Donnybrook Rd., became the more fashionable Morehampton Rd..
		In the elbow formed by Donnybrook Rd. and Beaver Row, the sand built up to a height of 4 to 4 1/2 ft and was covered by an evil smelling large leaf plant which grew to a height of about 3 ft. which we used as umbrellas and, I think wrongly, called dock leaves.
		The nearest druggist to Donnybrook was in Lr.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~lennan/len003.htm (12283 words)

	Santry - Dublin on ForumForUs
		This was once the largest house in North County Dublin and people travelled from far and wide to be received by the owners - the Barry Family.
		Santry was the scene of violence in the early months of the Irish Rebellion of 1641, when an English punitive expedition led by Sir Charles Coote massacred a group of local farm labourers, who were sleeping in the fields there.
		In the Irish Rebellion of 1798 United Irishmen from all over Fingal marched south towards Dublin city but were met by Yeomanry (government miliita) from Santry village and massacred.
	www.dublin.forumforus.com /Santry (671 words)

	Dublin : Active Pursuits : Golf \| Frommers.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dublin is one of the world's great golfing capitals.
		About 16km (10 miles) from the city center on Dublin's Northside, on a spit of land between the Irish Sea and a tidal inlet, this course was opened in 1894.
		The century-old par-73 championship seaside links is on an island in Dublin Bay, 4.8km (3 miles) northeast of the city center.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/dublin/0049020087.html (438 words)

	Four Seasons Villas - Brookman Town Homes, Donnybrook, Dublin
		These well equipped townhouses are located in Donnybrook, Dublin 4 which has long been one of Dublin's most fashionable residential addresses along with many of the embassies, the RDS - home of the Dublin Horse Show, as well as the RTE broadcasting station.
		Donnybrook, on the N11, is less than 3 km from the city center, with easy access to all of the main commercial, shopping and entertainment centers of Dublin.
		Donnybrook Town Homes are located in the magnificently landscaped grounds of Donnybrook Manor.
	www.fourseasonsvillas.com /Europe/Ireland/brookman.htm (375 words)

	Dublin Bus Volvo B10L Alexander Ultra
		As well as introducing low floor technology to the fleet, one vehicle, VL 6 was powered by LPG, being topped up by Dublin Bus at Sir John Rogersons Quay facility although would later return to the UK as its was only leased as part of a pilot programme.
		Gradually the Ultra's were cascaded down from the 3 as new decker ALX 400's arrived at Donnybrook, in any case the 3 could not be fully operated by the VL's due to their low numbers.
		The VL class, which have remained exclusively at Donnybrook can now be found operating a variety of low key routes, such as the 46, 54A, 59- 59A, 63 and 111.
	www.irishbuses.com /VL2.html (380 words)

	The Dubliner Magazine: The Dubliner's Dublin – Donnybrook
		NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH Donnybrook in Western Australia, Donnybrook in the Australian state of Victoria, Donnybrook in North Dakota, Donnybrook in New Jersey, Donnybrook in KwaZulu-Natal.
		Donnybrook is one of the most affluent suburbs in Dublin and is home to the state broadcaster, RTÉ.
		Donnybrook Lawn Tennis Club is one of the oldest tennis clubs in Ireland, established in 1893.
	thedubliner.typepad.com /the_dubliner_magazine/2007/10/the-dubliners-d.html (1105 words)

	Growing up in Donnybrook 1910-1930
		At the time of the laying of the first stone of Donnybrook Church (26/8/1866), Ailesbury or Eglinton Road were not in existence; Belmont Avenue was known as Coldblow Lane, and the greater part of the road from Upper Leeson St. to the village of Donnybrook, formerly called Donnybrook Rd., became the more fashionable Morehampton Rd..
		In the elbow formed by Donnybrook Rd. and Beaver Row, the sand built up to a height of 4 to 4 1/2 ft and was covered by an evil smelling large leaf plant which grew to a height of about 3 ft. which we used as umbrellas and, I think wrongly, called dock leaves.
		The nearest druggist to Donnybrook was in Lr.
	homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com /~lennan/len003.htm (12289 words)

	Donnybrook Hall Hotel, Dublin City, Save up to 46.43% by booking online with CentralR
		It has the warmth of a home away from home, is minutes away from a wonderful pub which serves more food than you could possibly eat and the friendliest owner who can charm the socks off of 2 tired and hungry teenagers.
		The Donnybrook Hall is a fantastic family-owned and family-run b&b style hotel that will prove ideal as a base in Dublin for both leisure and business travellers.
		Donnybrook itself is one of the most prestigious addresses in Dublin and is home to many tourist attractions and business centres including-
	www.donnybrookhalldublin.com (308 words)

	The Donnybrook in Dublin \| Travel + Leisure (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A little beyond the Dublin area lies the European Club (011-353/4044-7415, theeuropeanclub.com), an absolutely majestic modern links to the south in Brittas Bay.
		About a forty-five-minute drive north of Dublin is Baltray (011-353/4198-81530, countylouthgolf club.com), a really good course that has played host to the Irish Open.
		The Royal Dublin Golf Club (011-353/1833-6346, theroyaldublingolfclub.com), also known as Dollymount, is a great links with a lot of history.
	www.travelandleisure.com /articles/golf-the-donnybrook-in-dublin/?page=3 (368 words)

	Donnybrook Lawn Tennis Club
		The contours of the Donnybrook townland as it exists today were drawn in the XVIII century when the Dublin gentry began to build country seats on the wooded outskirts of the city.
		By the XV century, it belonged to another Norman family, the Fitzwillams who, in 1524 gave Donnybrook Castle to a daughter, Alison on her marriage to Christopher Ussher.
		Donnybrook, the dictionnary tells us, is a "riotous assembly", a definition derived from the infamous fair.
	www.donnybrooktennisclub.ie /content/info/history.jsp (801 words)

	Morehampton Hall Home Page
		These homes offer the rare opportunity to live close to the very heart of Dublin in an area rich in historical ambience and local amenities while yet enjoying all the convenience and comfort of 21st century living.
		Outside your front door all the vibrancy of Dublin 4 waits to be explored.
		Close your front door behind you and step into a home which invites you to relax in a comfortable modern atmosphere completely in keeping with the Edwardian provenance of these homes while allowing you to avail of all the modern conveniences and technology that you deserve.
	morehamptonhall.com /index.html (309 words)

	Dublin Bus - News Centre - Press Releases
		Minister for Education and Science, Mary Hanafin T.D. was guest of honour at the presentation in Donnybrook Depot.
		Chandre Monerawela, thanked Donnybrook depot staff for their help, which is critical in helping the people of
		The funds donated by the depot staff will be used to buy more boats and to construct permanent brick houses for those who were displaced after the disaster.
	www.dublinbus.ie /news_centre/press_releases.asp?action=view&news_id=464 (255 words)

	Books and Articles about Donnybrook
		A History of the County of Dublin: The People, Parishes and Antiquities from the Earliest Times to the Close of the Eighteenth Century.
		Dublin: The Royal Hospital Donnybrook and the Social Science Research Centre of University College Dublin, 1993 [UCD Library, 610.9415 BUR]
		Donnybrook 1910-1930 unpublished memoirs by the late L.J. Lennan, transcribed by his son
	members.tripod.com /~relliott/dbrkbks.html (352 words)

	Donnybrook Bus Garage, Dublin (Michael Scott) [Archeire, Irish Architecture Online] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Donnybrook Garage was carried out by some of Scott's staff in association with another architect Jim Brennan (1912-1967), who in some journals is credited with the building although Scott's firm is usually listed.
		The other seven garages were never executed and the concrete moulds were destroyed after the completion of Donnybrook due to Government politics and the advice of a senior civil servant Dan O'Donovan.
		O'Donovan was a man of very strong personal convictions on building and was later to be appointed to oversee the building of Busáras, to the despair of Scott.
	irish-architecture.com /buildings_ireland/dublin/donnybrook/dbrook.html (373 words)

	Donnybrook Hall Hotel Dublin Ireland
		Donnybrook Hall Hotel is a lovely Bed and Breakfast located in the very desirable Dublin 4 area.
		Nearby are the Royal Dublin Society Showgrounds (RDS) and University College Dublin Campus.
		Donnybrook is one of Dublin's most desirable neighbourhoods.
	www.donnybrookhotel.com (123 words)

	Donnybrook Dublin Ireland
		We would like you to visit Donnybrook on your next trip to Dublin.
		The novelists Anthony Trollope and Flan O Brien, playwrite and author Brendan Behan, explorer Sir Ernest Henry Shakelton, inventer of the pneumatic tyre John Boyde Dunlop, inventer of the wirless Marconi (his house is on the grounds of the state broadcaster RTE) and
		Donnybrook village has no shortage of quality shops, Pubs and Restaurants for your enjoyment.
	donnybrook.biz (158 words)

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