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	Welcome to Ireland West-About Ireland West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy is the most important town in the northeastern corner of County Galway.
		It became the musical capital of Connacht during the 1960’s when the Showband craze swept the country.
		To the east of the town lies Loch Lurgeen, a raised bog of special significance to those interested in the flora and fauna of wetlands.
	www.irelandwest.ie /content.asp?id=79 (67 words)

	Glenamaddy - Wiki Ireland
		Glenamaddy (Gleann na Madadh in Irish) is a village in County Galway, Ireland
		The fl plain would be referring to the large area of land which is flooded for most of the year and is left in a fl state when it goes dry.
		In everyday language local people shorten the name Glenamaddy, to Glan (never Glen) though we should probably spell it 'Gleann' as the short version was probably in use before the english language came into use.
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Glenamaddy (263 words)

	Western People: Printer Friendly Version (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The football may not have been of a very high standard but Glenamaddy’s capacity to keep responding when they appeared to be in difficulties, sustained interest until the close.
		However, Glenamaddy countered with a Sean Hayes goal in the 26th minute, and an Evan Connolly point in its wake for the opposition, left Balla in front by 1-7 to 1-3 at the interval.
		A point by James King in the 42nd minute heralded the Glenamaddy revival and the same player was centrally involved in the fashioning of another goal by Sean Hayes a minute later.
	www.westernpeople.ie /email/printer.asp?j=24065 (473 words)

	Western People: GAA: Rice College advances to Connacht final (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy’s most dangerous forward Michéal Molloy opened their account with a smartly taken point from play to leave only three points between the sides with fifteen minutes played.
		Glenamaddy needed a good start to the second half especially as they were assisted by the very strong wind.
		Glenamaddy, to their credit, never gave up but they needed more than the one goal they managed from Shane Mannion.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=19486 (464 words)

	Galway Advertiser \| galwayadvertiser.ie \| galwayadvertiser.com
		Glenamaddy started briskly and after Enda Burke was fouled, Martin Conneally hit the woodwork with his first effort but the ball fell kindly to Tiernan Walsh who split the posts for the opening score.
		A Carna/Caiseal line ball landed in the Glenamaddy danger area and as a number of defenders failed to take control the ball broke to Niall O Cadhain who crashed the ball to the Glenamaddy net.
		Glenamaddy were not lacking effort and they were rewarded when Martin Conneally combined with Damien Potter who blasted a goal shot - only to be denied by a quality save from Donal O Dubhda.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /dws/story.tpl?inc=2005/09/22/sport/22574.html (768 words)

	Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs - March (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		G.C.D.C. is committed to the social, economic, physical, environmental, and cultural development of the Glenamaddy area to its optimum potential for the greater good of its people.
		The directors are also involved in Glenamaddy Community Care Limited, which deals with issues involving the elderly, social housing, and asylum seekers.
		The organisation reports that one of the greatest strengths of Glenamaddy is its local community.
	www.pobail.ie /en/MinistersSpeeches/2003/March/htmltext,3478,en.html (923 words)

	Roscommon Herald Glenamaddy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy Community Development Company is presently researching the feasibility of bringing broadband to the Glenamaddy area and surrounds.
		Glenamaddy playschool was established in 1982, grant-aided by the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform.
		Fourteen members of Glenamaddy Foróige Club received awards at NUI Galway on Friday week last for taking part in the GRD/NUI Youth and Community Training Programme, a pilot project which was initiated by an adult leader of Glenamaddy Foróige Club last summer.
	www.roscommonherald.ie /community/localarea.asp?j=Glenamaddy (1670 words)

	Western People - 2004/10/06: Work begins on new school in Glenamaddy
		Construction work on the new secondary school for Glenamaddy is expected to be contracted out later this week.
		In Glenamaddy, like a number of other towns, the Sisters of Mercy pioneered education.
		The new school coupled with a new sewerage system planned for the village is a massive boost for Glenamaddy.
	archives.tcm.ie /westernpeople/2004/10/06/story21775.asp (435 words)

	Carlow Nationalist - 2003/04/10: GAA: Pres write new school chapter
		Unbelievably, with four minutes to go gritty Glenamaddy had reduced the arrears to a single point, having outscored the Carlow boys 1-8 to 0-1 over the previous 20 minutes.
		While the story to emerge from this game was the Glenamaddy recovery, it should not be allowed to overshadow the fact that the Carlow boys played some outstanding football to build up that huge 0-11 to 0-0 advantage.
		The Glenamaddy supporters were in full voice, but their heroes impetus was interrupted just a little when Paul Broderick kicked the 25th minute point that will go down in Presentation folklore.
	archives.tcm.ie /carlownationalist/2003/04/10/story17184.asp (1129 words)

	A taste of 1960's Mississipi in 1990's Ireland : The attack on Travellers in Glenamaddy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		THE ATTACK on Travellers in Glenamaddy, Co Galway last October was a shocking exposure of the extent of the racist attitudes that Irish people have towards Travellers.
		Clearly, the bigots of Glenamaddy are not alone in their racist views.
		It is an issue that requires a great deal of support from the left and all progressive forces because on their own Travellers are too small a minority and too isolated to win.
	struggle.ws /ws94/travell41.html (451 words)

	Daft.ie : Search Results
		Footpath and Kerbs Laid - Lawns Levelled and Seeded - Garden both Front and Rear - Tarmac Driveway - PVC Soffit and Facia - Dashed Stone Wall to the front with Block Wall to the back Dudley Heights is an exclusive new development of quality family homes which are in the final stages of c...
		Situated not far from the bustling town of Glenamaddy, this would be ideal for the person wishing to build a house and have land surrounding the house for Horses or Ponies etc or indeed it would make an ideal addition to local farmers.
		This property is ideally located in the town of Glenamaddy which has every amenity on its door-step.
	www.daft.ie /searchsale.daft?id=28098&search=1 (845 words)

	Western People: Printer Friendly Version
		Mercifully, rain did not emanate from the meanacing clouds overhead, until close to the finish, and the game was quite a lively one, particularly in the third quarter, when Glenamaddy narrowed the opposition’s lead to four points.
		Glenamaddy’s cause suffered a severe reverse in the 49th minute, with Ballinrobe’s second goal materialising from the boot of Micheal McGrath, thanks to a well-judged sideline kick by Kieran Hennelly.
		Despite the concession of the goal, Glenamaddy redoubled their efforts to put a better face on things.
	www.westernpeople.ie /email/printer.asp?j=27966 (646 words)

	The Esker Ballroom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1945 the county ploughing championships were held in Glenamaddy and were a huge success.
		Sadly though the Town Hall was not nearly big enough to hold the crowds that wished to attend the dance so Mr.James Keaveney from Esker, Glenamaddy and his colleagues came up with the idea that a larger venue should be built to hold the large crowds that attended functions of this type in Glenamaddy.
		In 1947 a building of this calibre was built by James Keaveney on the Kilkerrin Road in Glenamaddy, but because this was during the war and because of some objection he could not hold get a licence to hold dances or have a bar in the building.
	www.irish-showbands.com /Stories/esker_ballroom.htm (332 words)

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		On 15 minutes Walsh kicked over his third point, but the Glenamaddy side were then dealt a cruel blow when the Glenamaddy star and All Ireland medal winner was forced to withdraw with an injury.
		Glenamaddy were playing with much more flair and enthusiasm and a Martin Conneely point had Glenamaddy a point ahead at half time.
		Glenamaddy: G Keaveney; S Silke, M Brogan, A Potter; L Giblin, T Giblin, A Hynes; P Geraghty (0-1), A Geraghty; T Walsh (1-0), C Ryan, L Conneally (0-1); M Conneally (0-1), S Walsh (0-5), M Molloy.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /dws/story.tpl?inc=2005/08/18/sport/21078.html (518 words)

	Jim Petes Pub Glenamaddy :: Glenamaddy Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy is a small scenic town situated in Galway, western Ireland.
		Glenamaddy's exact location can be seen on the online map service of Ireland On-Line.
		There are bus services every day from Galway (40 miles) and Castlerea (15 miles) to Glenamaddy.
	jimpetespub.com /glenamaddy.php?PHPSESSID=f4bdad41130d32f02a5718f114... (151 words)

	Connacht GAA - Connacht Gaelic Football - Home Page
		Glenamaddy had a lot of the play, particularly in the second half but a combination of overplaying the ball and fine defensive play from Ballinrobe denied them many scores.
		It was damage limitation now for Glenamaddy with Michael Geraghty hitting their last two points and Conor Keane replying and in the process emphasising the winners ability to hit back at all times.
		Glenamaddy: K Flatley; A Warde, C Fahey, I Kelly; A Kelly, K Morgan, J King; N Keaveney, B Connelly; J Farrell, T Dolan, C Killackey; N Gannon (1-1), M Geraghty (0-6), R Molloy.
	www.connachtgaa.ie /News/news_F96.htm (1317 words)

	Roscommon Herald: Céili mór in Glenamaddy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A céili mór will be held in Glenamaddy Community Centre on Friday, April 1, from 10pm to 1am.
		The Community Preschool Playgroup and Afterschool Service is delighted to announce a children’s disco in Glenamaddy Community Centre on Thursday, March 31st from 5.00 p.m.
		Glenamaddy N.S.: Junior & Senior Infants: 1st Karen Garvey, 2nd Nicolas Conneally; 1st & 2nd Class: 1st Liam Glynn, 2nd James Burke; 3rd & 4th Class: 1st Michael Fox, 2nd Charlotte Dunne; 5th & 6th Class: 1st Emer Giblin, 2nd Claire Glynn.
	www.roscommonherald.ie /community/story.asp?j=837 (865 words)

	DETE - Public Relations - Address by Mr. Noel Tracey T.D.,Minister for Science, Technology and Commerceat the Official ...
		The provision of top class facilities, such as are available at this complex, is an outstanding achievement and credit is due to all those associated with this venture, especially the Geraghty Family.
		Glenamaddy Equestrian Complex Ltd is a family run business involving a wide variety of services to the horse industry including breeding, training and livery.
		Geraghty, and their great family, especially Darragh, the Centre Manager, continued success with all of your plans and operations here in Glenamaddy in the exciting years ahead for them, this Centre, the Town of Glenamaddy and the entire Island of Ireland.
	www.entemp.ie /press/2000/161000b.htm (929 words)

	Galway Rural Development - www.grd.ie
		Glenamaddy is the most important town in the north eastern corner of County Galway.
		To the east of the town lies Lough Lurgeen, a raised bog, which is a National Heritage Area of international importance.
		If you or your community group is interested or being included in future events on technology for communities or Broadband, please contact Eímear Dolan, providing your contact details, email and address of your community web-site if already up and running.
	www.grd.ie /community.php?topic=87 (418 words)

	Valuation Tribunal - rates valuation appeals nationwide
		Both parties had prepared written summaries of their evidence, which they exchanged with each other and gave to the Tribunal in advance of the hearing.
		The property comprises a large warehouse in use as a 'Go-Karting Track' located in Glenamaddy village in the north east of County Galway close to the Roscommon border.
		The walls of the building are constructed of concrete block and steel cladding.
	www.valuation-trib.ie /categories/warehouse_warerooms/VA01_3_059.htm (774 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 184 - 27 October, 1960 - Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Glenamaddy Vocational ...
		Kitt asked the Minister for Education the cause of the delay in sanctioning the proposal of County Galway Vocational Education Committee to build a new vocational school in Glenamaddy, County Galway; and when it is expected that the Committee will be able to proceed with the work.
		Hillery: My Department has communicated with the County Galway Vocational Education Committee approving the lay-out plans for the various rooms at the proposed new school at Glenamaddy, and authorising the preparation of the working drawings and specification for the school.
		I cannot say when the building work will be authorised, but I can assure the Deputy that no avoidable delay will occur in my Department in dealing with the case.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0184/D.0184.196010270014.html (137 words)

	Roscommon Herald - 2005/04/13: Glenamaddy - Public meeting to discuss appearance of town
		Glenamaddy Town Enhancement Committee have planned a Spring Clean Day for Saturday, April 23rd at 11 a.m.
		Knock Pilgrimage St Patrick’s Church Centenary Committee is pleased to announce plans to visit Knock Shrine on Sunday, April 17th to conclude the church centenary celebrations.
		Glenamaddy NS Enrolment forms for new pupils starting school next September are now available from the school office from Monday to Friday 9 a.m.
	archives.tcm.ie /roscommonherald/2005/04/13/story953.asp (704 words)

	Western People - 2004/09/29: Galway - Glenamaddy pub changes hands
		The Phelan family would like to offer their appreciation and thanks to the people of Glenamaddy and neighbouring areas for their support and goodwill to their late parents over the years.
		Auctioneer Martin Tyrell confirmed there were five interested parties in the property and that the location and overall lay-out were major factors in completing the sale.
		Bruen and Glynn Solrs., Tuam and Glenamaddy, were the solicitors involved in the transaction.
	archives.tcm.ie /westernpeople/2004/09/29/story21670.asp (685 words)

	Limerick City Museum Record Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy, Co Galway handwritten in yellow ink on one face
		Sides slightly convex in section, diverge slightly on the butt half before swinging out gently and with a short splay to the bevelled, slightly convex, cutting edge.
		Glenamaddy / Galway handwritten in yellow ink on one face
	www.limerickcorp.ie /applications/General/museum_details.aspx?RowID=22214 (161 words)

	Glenamaddy Newsletter - 7th October 2000
		Anybody in the vicinity of Glenamaddy wishing to provide B and B for visitors please contact (0907) 59049 as soon as possible.
		Friday: Glenamaddy NS PE No Sport for Children on Thursdays and Saturdays until further notice.
		To Glenamaddy Minor Football Team on winning the Co. Minor B. Championship last Sunday in an exciting game against Moycullen.
	homepage.eircom.net /~glenweb/newsletter.html (702 words)

	Semi Detached Glenamaddy FOR SALE in Galway @ Adpost.com Classifieds > Ireland > Semi Detached Glenamaddy FOR SALE in ...
		Semi Detached Glenamaddy FOR SALE in Galway @ Adpost.com Classifieds
		Dudley Heights is a new development of quality family homes near the centre of Glenamaddy which is in the final stages of completion.
		This newly built family house is at the end of the cul-de-sac two minutes from the centre of the town with views of the Twelve pins and Croagh Patrick.
	www.adpost.com /ie/homes_offices/610 (137 words)

	Karst Features in Ireland: The turlough in Glenamaddy
		The turlough in Glenamaddy is possibly the explanation for the name Glenamaddy.
		Gleann means valley and Madagh means either dog or fl in Gaelic, so Glenamaddy would translate as The Valley of the Dogs or Valley of the Black Plain.
		The second versions seems logical, as the lake dries up in summer, and the floor of the lake is covered by fl sediments, consisting of clay and peat.
	www.showcaves.com /english/ie/karst/Glenamaddy.html (127 words)

	GlenamaddyChurch.ie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Glenamaddy is rightly proud of St. Patrick's church, the House where God lives among the people of our community.
		This magnificent stone Gothic church stands out as a splendid landmark on the Glenamaddy skyline.
		Rightly it is regarded as one of the finest churches in our Diocese, an impressive monument to the faith of the people of the parish.
	www.glenamaddychurch.ie /intro.htm (159 words)

	Pallas Marketing : Who wants to be a Thousandaire?
		We would have no hesitation recommending the show to any group embarking on a fundraising event and would ourselves consider putting on such a show again in the future.
		We were all very pleased with the final result and our few months of hard work resulted in an overall figure raised of 70,500.
		The night and the amount has changed the daily conversations in Glenamaddy and it's surrounding areas to "Who wants to be a Thousandaire".
	www.thousandaire.net /test.htm (628 words)

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