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	Glenties Holiday Cottage - self catering holiday home accommodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The village of Glenties is a five times winner of Ireland's Tidy Towns competition.
		Located in the heart of the Donegal Mountains, at the meeting point of the two glens on the northwest edge of the Blue Stack Mountains, it is the largest centre of population in the Parish of Inniskeel.
		This part of Donegal has always been noted for its strong tradition of Irish music and Glenties has a flourishing traditional music school which is constantly turning out a new generation of musicians.
	www.donegalcottageholidays.com /holiday_cottage_glenties.htm (340 words)

	Glenties - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glenties (Na Gleannta in Irish, meaning "The Glens") is a small town in the northwest of Ireland in central County Donegal.
		Glenties is a previous winner of the National Tidy Towns competition.
		One of the town's most striking buildings is its unusual church, St Connell's, which was built in 1974 to replace the old church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glenties (178 words)

	Glenties: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Irish (gaeilge in irish) is a goidelic language spoken in ireland and in small communities in canada and argentina....
		The original bell from the first church is still used today in the newer church.
		Glenties is one of only two places in all of Donegal served by rail.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/gl/glenties.htm (399 words)

	Glenties, Ireland
		7mi/11km northeast of Ardara, on the River Owenea, lies Glenties.
		Situated in a wooded region, with good fishing in its loughs and rivers, the little town of Glenties also has a government fish-hatchery.
		Glenties has several times won the contest for Ireland's tidiest town.
	www.planetware.com /ireland/glenties-irl-dg-glen.htm (86 words)

	Glenties Holiday Cottage, The White House, Donegal, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The White House is situated in the picturesque town of Glenties which is located in the heart of the Donegal Highlands.
		Glenties itself retains much of the 19th century charm and character with traditional pubs such as Paddy's Bar and Kenney's Bar where there is always a warm welcome, a good pint and traditional music to be enjoyed.
		Connell's Museum in Glenties is home to a fine collection of artefacts associated with the heritage of the town and surrounding area.
	www.donegalcottageholidays.com /whitehouse/index.htm (434 words)

	Irish Abroad - Irish American News
		The town of Glenties is situated at the picturesque convergence of two glens to the south-western end of Donegal.
		Don’t be surprised if Glenties looks familiar to you, for the town and its scenic surroundings have starred often in recent years on the large and small screen, providing the backdrop to the film Dancing at Lunaghsa and the TV drama series The Hanging Gale.
		Glenties is also in the Donegal Gaeltacht, so don’t be surprised to hear the language being spoken in the course of everyday business.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/travel/ComingBack.asp (599 words)

	Local Information
		Glenties lies at the North West edge of the Blue Stack Mountains and a few kilometers from the sea.
		Glenties is the most prolific winner of the National Tidy Towns Competition.
		Patrick MacGill was born in 1889 in the Glen of Glenties, and was the first of eleven children.
	www.avalonbedandbreakfast.net /photo.htm (670 words)

	Donegal County.com & Dún na nGall.com - Glenties
		Glenties is located in one of the quietest places in Ireland.
		The area around Glenties is famed for its fiddlers and the village hosts a Festival dedicated to the Donegal Fiddling style each autumn.
		Glenties is the model for Brian Friel's fictitious village of Ballybeg in which several of his plays are set.
	www.dun-na-ngall.com /glent.html (531 words)

	:: Ehotspot - Making Wireless Internet Access Easy ::
		Glenties has a population of TBC and hence would not offer a big return on Investment to a lot of service providers.
		Ehotspot came to speak to the community representatives in November and having determined their requirements and the number of people that were interested in such a service, a broadband service was rolled out in January 2005.
		A Glenties man who has secured a broadband service for his local town has urged communities like his own to pull together to obtain the service, which he claims will help attract new businesses to the area.
	www.ehotspot.co.uk /ie/news.htm (827 words)

	Lisdanar House B&B, Glenties, Co. Donegal
		Glenties has an abundance of lakes and rivers offering excellent trout and salmon fishing ("we are only too happy to help our guests plan their day").
		The picturesque town of Glenties is located in the heart of Donegal Highlands, at the meeting point of two glens, on the northwest edge of the Bluestack Mountains.
		It is the largest centre of population in the Parish of Inniskeel.
	www.bedandbreakfastireland.net /Donegal_Lisdanar.htm (225 words)

	DONEGAL - LoveToKnow Article on DONEGAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The landscape round Lough Derg is desolate and sombre in the extreme, barren moors and heathy hills surrounding it on all sides.
		Salmon, sea-trout and brown trout afford sport in most of the rivers and loughs, and Glenties for the Owenea river, and Gweedore for the Cla dy, in the west; Killybegs for the Eanymore and Eask, in the south; and Rathmelton and Rosapenna for the Owencarrow and Leannan, in the north, may be mentioned as centres.
		Assizes are held at Lifford, and quarter sessions at Ballyshannon, Buncrana, Donegal, Cardonagh, Glenties, Letterkenny and Lifford.
	www.1911ency.org /D/DO/DONEGAL.htm (2092 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		This is the season that many followers of GAA in the Mourne county feel that their champions, Mayobridge could make the breakthrough at provincial level.
		They have the experience of losing a semi-final last season to Crossmaglen Rangers, but are shrewd enough not to overstate their ambitions and take one game at a time.
		He is expecting a tough test from the Glenties side, who according to reports have a very talented and young side.
	www.hoganstand.com /down/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=53377 (288 words)

	McDyer.com - Columba McDyer
		School children from Scoil Mhuire, where Columba's son Paddy is Principal, formed a Guard of Honour at the door of the church and entrance to the car park when the remains were brought to and from the church.
		Members of the Glenties G.A.A. club walked on each side of the hearse from the Mill Bridge to the church on the inward journey and from the Kilraine crossroads to the graveyard on the outward journey.
		A native of Glenties, Co. Donegal, McDyer was on the first Ulster team to win the Railway Cup in 1942 and also played in the same competition with Connacht.
	www.mcdyer.com /columbamcdyer.htm (1418 words)

	FINTOWN RAILWAY
		After the war the lines went into decline and Glenties suffered most from the reduction in passenger receipts leading to its closure to passenger traffic on the 13th June 1947.
		Primarily CTGL's main brief was the restoration of the railway, but it was recognised to be the vehicle to regenerate the social, economic and cultural fabric of Gaeltacht Lair area to the benefit of the local people.
		It is a new and innovative plan to be constructed at the station area using local wood produce and labour.
	homepage.eircom.net /~glenties/fintownrailwaytext.html (1196 words)

	Donegal Democrat- The voice of Donegal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Gardai in Glenties investigating the circumstances surrounding the burning of three waste disposal lorries in Glenties last Friday night are appealing to the public for information.
		Inspector Pat O'Donnell has appealed to people living in the area of the Donegal Waste Disposal facility on the Glenties to Donegal Road to contact the Glenties station in relation to traffic movement in the area on the night in question.
		The scene at Kilraine, Glenties had been forensically examined and that house to house enquiries in the area were underway.
	www.donegaldemocrat.com /story/4793 (277 words)

	SchoolSat
		The Headmaster of St. Columba`s Comprehensive School in Glenties is Mr.
		Glenties has a population of 520 students, 41 teachers, 2 caretakers, 3 secretaries, 5 ancillary staff.
		Columba`s comprehensive Schools is one of the first comprehensive schools built in Ireland and it caters for academic as well as technical education.
	www.schoolsat.net /teachers/schools/st_columba.html (136 words)

	Pictures of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		-Glenties, Gaelic form, Gleanntaidhe, pronounced Glenty, Irish plural for "the Glens,' which, with the English plural "s" added, forms, according to Dr. Joyce, the present name of the town.
		Her exertions have also given an impetus to the manufacture of woolen goods, and she has taught the peasantry how to utilize their native dyes.
		Glenties, like other Donegal communities, ahs benefited by Mrs.
	www.quinnipiac.edu /other/abl/etext/irish/pictures203/p236.html (231 words)

	Glenties, Ireland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		Set at the foot of two glens six miles east of Ardara on the N56, GLENTIES (Na Gleannta, "the glens") is a tidy village of Plantation grandeur that is reflected in its elegant Neoclassical courthouse, old lodge and Highlands Hotel.
		It also sports one of the largest clubs in the northwest, the Limelight, at the north end of town (Sat nights), and a host of bars on the main street.
		Upstairs there are displays on the playwright Brian Friel, whose mother hailed from the town – his Dancing at Lughnasa bears a dedication to "The Glenties Ladies" – and on the town's most famous son Patrick MacGill (1890–1963), who was sold by his parents at a hiring fair for servants.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/ireland/glenties (529 words)

	Barn Owl Cottage secluded self-catering accommodation in Derries, Glenties,County Donegal
		Barn Owl Cottage self catering accommodation stands on the grounds of Oakdale Farmhouse, just two kilometres from the town of Glenties in County Donegal on the main N56 road.
		This is an ideal location for touring to Slieve League (Europe's highest sea cliffs) and Glenveagh National Park and Castle.
		Glenties is situated a few kilometres from the sea.
	www.littleireland.ie /barnowlcottage/index.htm (283 words)

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		The hospitality of the management and staff of the Highlands Hotel is legendary.
		Davina’s Restaurant, Keeney’s Bar is situated in the heart of Glenties.
		This is a smallfamily run restaurant serving an extensive bar menu, snack menu, special kiddies menu and a full a la carte menu.
	www.restaurant-ireland.com /glenties.html (133 words)

	County Donegal Ireland Towns Descriptions
		Glenties or Na Gleanta in its Irish form means `the Glens' and it lies at the point of two glens as they converge into a wide valley. There are two rivers which meet at this point and the many surrounding trees embraces the towns image as an oasis.
		Situated on the northwest edge of the Blue Stack Mountains the town is set against a backdrop of beautiful mountain scenery. Close by to the west is a rich variety of coastal scenery and white sandy beaches.
		Glenties is the most prolific winner of the National Tidy Towns Competition. St. Conal's Museum has a fascinating local history record including a huge collection of interesting memorabilia photographs documents books videos and many more exhibits. During the last week in August the village hosts a festival in honour of the Navvy Poet Patrick McGill.
	www.donegaldirect.ie /Town/Townintro.asp?Towns_Towns_ID=54 (169 words)

	Claradon Country House, b&b, accommodation, Glenties, County Donegal, close to Gweebarra Bay , on the Blue Stack Way
		Margaret and Richard McCafferty are your hosts at this bandb accommodation situated on its impressive hillside location with its commanding view of the surrounding countryside including Slieve League and the other peaks of the Blue Stack mountain range.
		Glenties is a few kilometres from the sea.
		Connell's Museum and Heritage Centre, Glenties is a popular attraction for visitors, especially for those who are interested in the history and culture of the area.
	www.littleireland.ie /claradon (270 words)

	Cycling in Ireland - a week in Donegal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I had a few showers but the rest of the day was perfect.
		Luckily the last miles into Glenties were downhill.
		Glenties looked like a nice town and you can make it a base for some nice trips.
	users.telenet.be /eire/EN/FietsDonegal.html (907 words)

	B&B Glenties Donegal B&B Donegal B&B County Donegal Bed Breakfast Glenties Co Donegal
		B&B Glenties Donegal B&B Donegal B&B County Donegal Bed Breakfast Glenties Co Donegal
		Just a stone's throw from the heritage village of Glenties, affording you the peacefulness of the picturesque countryside, and yet the quiet bustle of village life, offering a choice of restaurants, and traditional Irish evenings in the local bars.
		An excellent base for touring the the south west corner of County Donegal is the Avalon Guest House, a smart, modern bungalow where Mary Ita and Hugh Boyle welcome guests for bed and breakfast accommodation.
	www.avalonbedandbreakfast.net (250 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Northern Ireland \| Gaelic Games \| Mayobridge 0-10 1-05 Glenties
		Mayobridge beat Glenties by 0-10 to 1-5 in Sunday's quarter-final at Newry.
		Glenties, who had a wind advantage in the first half, went ahead in the second half thanks to a Leon Thompson goal, which saw them lead 1-4 to 0-5.
		Anthony Thompson knocked over a couple of frees for Glenties, for whom young Darragh Gallagher scored an excellent point at the start of the second period.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/4412270.stm (197 words)

	Golden Eagles Re-Introdution Project : Information Centre ~ August Report
		The four remaining eagles were noted in the Park until the 9th November, but by the 11th, Diagonal Bar (female) and One Spot (male) had left.
		Diagonal Bar was briefly located near Glenties on the 13th November and on the 14th November both Diagonal Bar and One Spot were radio tracked and seen perched on Crowmore, near Glenties.
		Though the birds may have seen each other or interacted during the day, when they were located after dark they were in separate locations.
	www.goldeneagle.ie /info_centre/report_november01.html (502 words)

	The Session: Tunes - The Flooded Road To Glenties (reel)
		This tune is actually called "The Flooded Road to Glenties." For another transcription see:
		Yes indeed it is 'The Flooded Road to Glenties' and composed by the late Jimmy McHugh of Tyrone and Glasgow.
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	www.thesession.org /tunes/display/3160 (144 words)

	Cheap Hotels in Glenties
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	www.centralr.com /Cheap_Hotels_Glenties.html (237 words)

	CAIN: Issues: Politics: Speech by Peter Hain to the Macgill Summer School, Glenties, County Donegal, 16 July 2006
		CAIN: Issues: Politics: Speech by Peter Hain to the Macgill Summer School, Glenties, County Donegal, 16 July 2006
		Speech by Peter Hain to the Macgill Summer School, Glenties, County Donegal, (16 July 2006)
		Speech by Peter Hain, then Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, to the Macgill Summer School, Glenties, County Donegal, (16 July 2006)
	cain.ulst.ac.uk /issues/politics/docs/nio/ph160706.htm (3850 words)

	Ardara and Glenties
		Leaving Ardara in an easterly direction for Glenties on the N56, the road follows the Owentocker River up.
		It is very spatey and has few pools, but the brown trout fishing can be great fun.
		A few kilometres further down the N56 is Glenties.
	www.wheretofishinireland.com /ardara_and_glenties.htm (376 words)

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