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	Dromiskin Irish Round Tower
		Comments: Dromiskin is an odd-looking tower, but somehow rather endearing with all the history and mystery behind its appearance.
		Dromiskin was plundered by the Irish in 908, by the Danes in 978 and again by the Irish in 1043.
		The upper portion of the tower appears to have been adapted as a bell tower previous to 1758 when Wright sketched what he felt was a reconstruction of the tower at it's full height.
	www.roundtowers.org /dromiskin/index.html (515 words)

	Drum
		Immediately behind the neat Celtic stone in Dromiskin cemetery that marks the grave of Patrick Callan stands a much larger stone over the same grave erected to the memory of Nicholas Callan who died in 1783.
		Philip Callan of Dromiskin settled in Dowdstown and was married to Elizaberth Neary of Whiterath 20th February 1792.
		Denis Callan of Dromiskin known as Donneadh beag (Small Denis) married Margaret Smith before the year 1790 and settled in Darver on the western side of Dundalk-Ardee Road close to the big bog just outside the Northern boundary of Christianstown.
	www.falgen.org /callan/drum.htm (1288 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: County Louth
		Dromiskin (Irish: Droim Ineasclainn) is a village in County Louth, Ireland, located in one of Louths most historical areas.
		Jenkinstown (Irish Baile SheinicÃn), in County Louth, Ireland takes in the townlands of Rockmarshall, the Hollow and Dromiskin, stretching from Ravensdale in the West to Lordship/Cooley in the East, bounded by the mountains and Glenmore to the North and Bellurgan and Dundalk Bay to the south.
		Louth Village lies in the heart of County Louth, Ireland, roughly 8km south-west from the town of Dundalk.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/County-Louth (1944 words)

	Dromiskin, Ireland
		3mi/5km south of Blackrock, which lies south of Dundalk, just off the N1, we come to Dromiskin.
		In the churchyard are a 56ft/17m round tower and a high cross, both dating from the earliest days of a monastery established here in the sixth century.
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	www.planetware.com /ireland/dromiskin-irl-lt-drom.htm (88 words)

	DROMISKIN, a parish, in the barony and county of LOUTH, and province of LEINSTER
		DROMISKIN, a parish, in the barony and county of LOUTH, and province of LEINSTER
		DROMISKIN, a parish, in the barony and county of LOUTH, and province of LEINSTER, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk; containing, with the post-town of Lurgan-green, 2621 inhabitants, of which number, 377 are in the village.
		According to the Ordnance survey it comprises 5312 statute acres, mostly of good quality and under an improved system of tillage; there is neither waste land nor bog.
	www.libraryireland.com /Lewis/LewisD/15-DROMISKIN.php/index.php (369 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Reasons for refusal were based on: The proposed development which would constitute an extension of the suburban expansion of the village of Dromiskin would be contrary to proper planning and development pending the adoption of a development plan for the village and its environs.
		DEVELOPMENT PLAN The Dromiskin Local Area Plan 2002-2008 sets out the planning background for the village namely that: The structure of the village has been eroded with development happening in all directions on a scale and manner which is not well balanced or integrated with the village core.
		The Dromiskin Plan itself refers at Chapter 3.3.7 to “significant problems with surface water within the village” and recommends that all developments greater than 10 houses will be required to provide a detailed design for surface water disposal incorporating SUDS philosophy.
	www.pleanala.ie /REP/205/R205410.DOC (2823 words)

	20TH GENERATION
		Perhaps because of this, William, who had been living at Dromiskin, attempted to stake a claim to the lease himself, thus hoping to gain all of the family's Co. Louth estate.
		Though the case was finally settled c.1715 (with the lease of Dromiskin coming into possession of Thomas), the family as a whole had by this stage become involved in another legal dispute with the Archbishop of Armagh, who accused Sir Thomas and William Fortescue of surreptitiously annexing church estates during the upheaval of the 1690s.
		The descendants of Thomas Fortescue continued to hold Dromiskin during the eighteenth century, whilst those of his uncle, William, held and/or acquired various estates in Louth and elsewhere.
	www.fortescue.org /d126.htm (669 words)

	AAI \| Physical Landscape
		Dromiskin Round TowerThe Irish Round Tower is one of the great generic icons of Irishness along with the harp, the wolfhound and the high cross.
		Dromiskin Round Tower - Buckley 1991The main function of Round Towers is likely to have been as symbols of Godliness and power, as well as places for the safe-keeping of valuables.
		Though the example at Dromiskin stands only 15m in height, it is a fine example of a relatively rare monument type.
	www.askaboutireland.ie /show_narrative_page.do?page_id=4050 (411 words)

	Martello, Dromiskin & Oughterard Round Tower and Church :: Gowealthy.com
		A St. Bridget founded a monastery or convent in Kildare in the 6th century that was destroyed by fire in late 11
		The Martello tower in this painting in Howth was transformed in the late 1800s to house the first trans-channel cable between England and Ireland.
		The church in Dromiskin in Louth, is believed to have been founded by St. Patrick.
	gowealthy.com /article/603/page_3/index.asp (375 words)

	gift Dromiskin - gift-report.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dromiskin (Irish: Droim Ineasclainn which roughly means "the hill at the spring of the water") is a village in County Louth, Ireland.
		It is situated 10km south of Dundalk, about 1km inland from the Irish Sea coast, and is located in one of Louth's most historical areas.
		Since the mid-1990s, Dromiskin, like many areas in County Louth, have seen marked increase in population â“ many of its population now form part of the Dublin commuter belt â“ in 2006, about 2500 people were living in the Dromiskin area.
	www.gift-report.com /Dromiskin (382 words)

	Dromiskin Information
		Dromiskin (Irish: Droim Ineasclainn- which roughly means the Hill at the spring of the water) is a village in County Louth, Ireland, located in one of Louth's most historical areas.
		Dromiskin was also served as the home to the Archbishops of Armagh for a time.
		Since the Mid-1990s Dromiskin, like many areas in County Louth, have seen marked increase in population- many of its population now form part of the Dublin commuter belt- now about 2500 people would live in the Dromiskin area
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Dromiskin (196 words)

	Dromiskin Monastic Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The graveyard at Dromiskin contains a fragment of a High Cross, a Round Tower and several interesting gravestones..
		The early monastery may have been founded by St Lugad and it was later under the patronage of St Ronan, who died in 664.
		Close to the cross is a carved fragment depicting a Crucifixion.
	cloghmore.bravepages.com /louth/dromiskin.html (217 words)

	Cullenstown
		The parish didn't have its own parish church until 1840, so the tithes had gone to nearby Dromiskin.
		Dromiskin is a small town where many of the Hoey and some Connors came from.
		My family of Connors and Hoeys lived in a smaller townland called Cullenstown, (not on this map) but is is located in the Fane River valley.
	kennytree.com /Irish/cullenstown.htm (713 words)

	Dromiskin Houses for Sale, Dromiskin Property, Dromiskin New Homes and Apartments, Dromiskin Residential Property
		Maintained to the highest of standards this home is presented in excellent show house condition throughout.
		Located amidst Dromiskin’s peaceful and quiet setting yet only 5 minutes from the motorway this property would ideally suit a family.
		This is a great oportunity to acquire one or both of these sites at a great price, and build in a rural setting yet close to all amenities.
	www.daft.ie /louth/houses_for_sale/dromiskin (748 words)

	Dundalk Institute of Technology - First Year Applicants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He was a competitive member of Dundalk Rugby Club, Dundalk Athletic Club, and Na Phiarsaig Cumann Peil before transferring to ‘The Joes’, Gaelic Football Club, Dromiskin where he was a player and for a period, served as vice-chairman.
		It was while returning to his home in Drogheda, after attending a meeting at the clubhouse in Dromiskin, that he was tragically killed, on the 18th April 2002.
		Fellow students and friends of Philip, have generously initiated two bursary awards awarded on an annual basis to incoming first year students who wish to combine academic study with training complimented by a high level of competition with one of the Institute’s teams.
	www.dkit.ie /read_archives.asp?Id=91 (672 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Armagh
		A contest regarding the primacy of Armagh was carried on intermittently during these centuries by the Archbishops of Dublin and Cashel, especially the former as the city of Dublin was the civic metropolis of the kingdom.
		During the English period, the primates rarely visited the city of Armagh, preferring to reside at the arch-episcopal manors of Dromiskin and Termonfechan, in the county of Louth which was within the Pale.
		During the reign of Henry VIII, Primate Cromer, being suspected of heresy by the Holy See, was deposed in favour of Robert Wauchope (1539-51), a distinguished theologian, who assisted at the Council of Trent.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/01729a.htm (4193 words)

	Cullenstown
		The parish of Darver was composed of the townlands of Cullenstown, Dellon, Newton, Darver and Christianstown, about 900 people spread over 1,111 acres.
		Dromiskin is a small town where many of the Hoey and some Connors came from.
		My family of Connors and Hoeys lived in a smaller townland called Cullenstown, (not on this map) but is is located in the Fane River valley.
	www.kennytree.com /Irish/cullenstown.htm (713 words)

	Homes For Sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The property has been refurbished recently and is ideally located in the heart of Dromiskin village only minutes drive to Dundalk and the M1 motorway.
		The property also boasts an ideal location of facing a large landscaped area and is situated in an intimate development of houses in the heart of Dromiskin Village.
		The residence is finished internally to the highest of standards and is being sold to include a host of fixtures and fittings.
	www.gallagherproperty.ie /Residential_property_sales.htm (2875 words)

	fort.htm
		The 600-plus documents which comprise the records of the Fortescue family of Dromiskin, Co. Louth, represent a rich resource not only for the student of local history, but for those concerned with the study of Irish landholding during the turbulent Williamite period.
		The lands of Dromiskin were the property of the See of Armagh.
		Upon Sir Faithful's death, Dromiskin passed to his eldest son, Sir Thomas Fortescue who consolidated the family's Co. Louth estate by purchasing several freeholds within the area, including Baltray and lands along the River Glyde.
	www.proni.gov.uk /records/private/fort.htm (693 words)

	5th Class History Project 2005
		q It is believed that Colman Mac Ailill from Dromiskin, who helped to build Clonmacnoise, may have built it.
		Ø Dromiskin Round Tower is about 55 feet high with a diameter of 17 feet, and it is thought to have been originally higher.
		q At the time when Dromiskin Round Tower was built, Vikings had forts in Carlingford, Dundalk and Annagassan.
	www.dromiskinns.ie /History%20Project/roundtower.htm (451 words)

	Holiday cottages near Dromiskin Lincolnshire - easy online booking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Explore Lincoln with its awe inspiring cathedral or head for some good old-fashioned fun, at Skegness, where there are amusements for all.
		Dromiskin Lincolnshire Holiday Cottages and Dromiskin Lincolnshire Holiday Accommodation.
		Holiday cottages in Dromiskin Lincolnshire, self-catering accomodation in Dromiskin Lincolnshire, accommodation for rent in Dromiskin Lincolnshire
	www.ctge.co.uk /EastAnglia/lincolnshire/cottages-near-Dromiskin.asp (139 words)

	Steele Family Geneology - pafg14 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Richard GRAHAM was born about 1606 in Of, Dromiskin, Louth, Ireland.
		He married Elizabeth about 1631 in Of, Dromiskin, Louth, Ireland.
		Elizabeth was born about 1611 in Of, Dromiskin, Louth, Ireland.
	homepages.donobi.net /tsteele/steelefamily/pafg14.htm (132 words)

	S.I. No. 220/1964: CÓRAS IOMPAIR ÉIREANN (CASTLEBELLINGHAM-DUNDALK) (DROMISKIN LEVEL CROSSING) ORDER, 1964.
		This Order may be cited as the Córas Iompair Éireann (Castlebellingham-Dundalk) (Dromiskin Level Crossing) Order, 1964.
		The effect of this Order is to enable Córas Iompair Éireann to provide, maintain and operate at Dromiskin Level Crossing, Co. Louth, automatically controlled half-barriers and ancillary equipment instead of manually operated gates.
		Oireachtas Copyright Material is reproduced with the permission of the Houses of the Oireachtas
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI220Y1964.html (1129 words)

	Newshound: Daily Northern Ireland news catalog - Irish News article
		Darver Dromiskin seeks to hold out a hand in friendship and extend a Cead Mile Failte." With these sentiments Kathleen Brennan and Pat Corrigan, on behalf of Darver community, welcomed all people of whatever colour, race, religion or minority group, to a festival in Darver Community Centre on September 14 last.
		The festival theme was the pretty wild flowers blooming in a local wild flower garden.
		Despite the age difference, their marriage appeared a happy one and her husband William asked in his will to be buried beside his 'dear wife' at Dromiskin.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/irish_news/arts2003/sep22_Unlikeliest_unions__RGarland.php (778 words)

	Steele Family Geneology - pafg15 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He was endowed 1 Mar 1933 in the Salt Lake temple.
		He married Elizabeth FORTESQUE about 1606 in Of Castle, Dromiskin, Louth, Ireland.
		Elizabeth FORTESQUE was born about 1586 in Of, Dromiskin, Louth, Ireland.
	tsteele.home.donobi.net /steelefamily/pafg15.htm (117 words)

	magoo.com: McGoughs, McGeoughs and McGeoghs in County Louth by Hugh McGough
		The civil parish of Dromiskin (O055 978) is on the Irish Sea, immediately east of the civil parish of Mansfieldstown, 3 kilometers north of Castlebellingham, and 10 kilometers south of the town of Dundalk.
		The town of Dromiskin (O052 981) is 2 kilometers north of Castlebellingham, in the civil parish of Dromiskin.
		The civil parish of Mansfieldstown is immediately east of the southern part of the civil parish of Dromiskin.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/louth.html (10471 words)

	Welcome to East Coast & Midlands-Ireland’s East Coast & Midlands - Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The name Castlebellingham is derived from the fact that the manor house in the village was once the home of the Bellingham family.
		Situated immediately due south of Castlebellingham is the village of Kilsaran.
		Situated just 3.5km north of Castlebellingham is the village of Dromiskin.
	www.eastcoastmidlands.ie /content.asp?id=93 (158 words)

	5th Class History Project 2005
		The present Dromiskin House was built in 1826.
		In 1350 the Primate of Armagh made Dromiskin his principal residence since it was within the Pale, and built a large palace in the grounds of Dromiskin house, approximately where the walled garden is now.
		Tommy Makem, the singer with the Clancy Brothers, lived in Dromiskin House as well as the Carrolls, the Crowthers and Miss Halligan.
	www.dromiskinns.ie /History%20Project/dromiskinhouse.htm (249 words)

	Dromiskin’s first summer fun camp - The Argus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dromiskin’s first summer fun camp - The Argus
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	www.evening-herald.ie /the_argus/stories.php3?ca=40&si=1238904&issue_id=11325 (130 words)

	RootsWeb: GENIRE-L Re: Dunmasinkey...place in Ireland? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This could be a red herring but there is a parish called "Dromiskin" in
		County Louth on the east coast of the island.
		Dromiskin is the parish that springs to my mind.
	archiver.rootsweb.com /th/read/GENIRE/2000-06/0962270303 (86 words)

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