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	Carlow
		Carlow (Irish: Ceatharlach, meaning "four lakes") is an inland town in the south-east of Ireland in County Carlow, some 85 km (53 miles) from Dublin.
		In 1180 with the construction of Carlow Castle by William the Marshall, Earl of Pembroke and Lord of Leinster to guard the vital river crossing.
		Carlow industry has come a long way since the early 20th century - when the town became the center of Ireland's slow process of industrialisation with the creation of the Irish Sugar Company - then the cutting edge of industry in Ireland.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/c/ca/carlow.html (352 words)

	Carlow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carlow (Ceatharlach in Irish, meaning "four-part lake") is an inland town in the south-east of Ireland in County Carlow, 84 km from Dublin.
		1180 saw the construction of Carlow Castle by William the Marshall, Earl of Pembroke and Lord of Leinster to guard the vital river crossing.
		The establishment of the Institute of Technology, Carlow, has also helped drive growth in the area and encouraged many school leavers to remain in the town.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carlow (417 words)

	Council of Directors - Members
		The mission of the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown is to serve its students and the community by meeting the skills needs in the economy and increasing the level of participation in third-level education and training in Dublin North-West and its environs.
		Dundalk Institute of Technology was established in 1970, autonomous since January 1993 and designated an Institute of Technology in 1998; it provides education and training in business, engineering, science, computing, nursing studies, hospitality and applied cultural studies at a variety of levels, including degree, national diploma and national certificate and through full-time and part-time programmes.
		Institute of Technology Tralee was established in 1977 and is a university level institution with a range of programmes from craft to postgraduate level.
	www.councilofdirectors.ie /cod_members.html (639 words)

	County Carlow - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Carlow (Ceatharlach in Irish) is a county located towards the south east of Ireland, in the province of Leinster.
		The town of Carlow, built on the River Barrow, has a population of 17,880.
		Irish TV Travel Presenter Kathryn Thomas is from Carlow town, and studied at Institute of Technology, Carlow
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/County_Carlow (146 words)

	Institute of Technology, Carlow - Wiki Ireland
		Institute of Technology, Carlow (ITC), originally Regional Technical College, Carlow, is one of the original Regional Technical Colleges, it is located to the south of Carlow, Ireland on Kilkenny Road, it was the first such college located and announced.
		The institution was renamed Austin Waldron Regional Technical College in 1989 after a past CEO of County Carlow Vocational Education Committee, Austin Waldron, who was instrumental in helping the cause of the Regional Technical College in Carlow; it retained this name until 1992 when it resorted to its former name.
		Their are approximately 3,000 students whose courses focus primarily on science, technology and business, these three disciplines are reflected in the colleges seal.
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Institute_of_Technology%2C_Carlow (183 words)

	Carlow - Definition, explanation
		Carlow (Ceatharlach in Irish, meaning "four-part lake") is an inland town in the south-east of Ireland in County Carlow, 84 km from Dublin.
		Carlow lies on the N9 road from Dublin to Waterford.
		The establishment of the Institute of Technology, Carlow, has also helped drive growth in the area and encouraged many school leavers to remain in the town.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/c/ca/carlow.php (361 words)

	Study Abroad, St. Ambrose University \| Davenport, Iowa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Carlow College and the Institute of Technology are located in Carlow Town, the county seat of Co. Carlow.
		There are hourly connections between Carlow and Dublin (located a little over an hour away to the north), and there are many transport connections between Carlow and the rest of Ireland.
		Carlow Town combines the hustle and bustle of town life in Ireland with access to the country's natural beauty.
	web.sau.edu /studyabroad/ireland/carlow (533 words)

	County Carlow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		County Carlow (Contae Cheatharlach in Irish) is a county located towards the south east of Ireland, in the province of Leinster.
		The town of Carlow, built on the River Barrow, has a population of 17,880.
		Irish TV Travel Presenter Kathryn Thomas is from Carlow town, and studied at Institute of Technology, Carlow
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/County_Carlow (146 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		ITC has two campuses, one on the Kilkenny Road just south of Carlow town and a second, smaller campus located off Summerhill Road and overlooking Wexford town.
		Together there are approximately 4,000 students whose courses focus primarily on science, technology and business, these three disciplines are reflected in the colleges seal.
		It is also one of the few Irish 3rd level institutes to offer a "higher" degree in Industrial Design, generally seen as a continental European and American subject of study.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Institute_of_Technology,_Carlow (209 words)

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		One of Carlow's main landmarks is the Browneshill Dolmen, situated on the Hacketstown Road.
		In 1650, during the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland, Carlow was besieged and taken by English Parliamentarian forces, hastening the end of the Siege of Waterford and the capitulation of that city.
		During the 1798 rebellion Carlow was the scene of a vicious massacre of 600 rebels and civilians following an unsuccessful attack on the town by the United Irishmen.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Carlow (568 words)

	The Practical Arts in Irish Culture
		Now consider John Tyndall (1820-1893)(3), whose route from his Carlow origin to the Royal Institution in London led via the Ordnance Survey in Ireland, the railway boom in England, a spell at teaching in a school with Quaker and Owenite background, and the University of Marburg in Germany (with Bunsen).
		From his final position in the Royal Institution (which was, and still is, an applied research laboratory with a popularising remit; his public lecture-demonstrations were famous) he ran a sort of conspiracy known as the 'X-club', the objective of which was to further the interests of science; this included Huxley, Spenser, Frankland and others.
		Carlow was among the first towns to have public electric lighting, which was inaugurated by Parnell in 1881.
	www.victorianweb.org /history/ireland/johnston2.html (2030 words)

	Carlow Local Authorities
		Carlow, Ireland is a progressive and enterprising county, which is fully supportive of new industrial, biotech and services development.
		Carlow provides proximity to a high-quality research station with all of the potential advantages of access to expertise, technical facilities and land and to collaborative activities.
		Institute of Technology with a proven record of partnership with local industry in relation to graduate training and research partnership.
	www.carlow.ie /services/economicdevelopment/lifesciences.htm (374 words)

	Focus on Construction Safety in South (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Institute of Technology, Carlow will today (12th February) host experts from the Health and Safety Authority as they present a seminar on safety in the Construction Sector.
		Opened by John Doyle, Head of Department of Mechanical and Civil Engineering, Institute of Technology Carlow, the seminar, which is one of a countrywide series being organised by the Authority, aims ultimately to prevent workplace accidents in the construction sector and bring about real and long term improvements in site safety.
		IT Carlow is to be commended for agreeing to undertake this initiative in such a positive and proactive manner said Deirdre Sinnott, Inspector with the Authority.
	www.hsa.ie /publisher/index.jsp?&1nID=96&2nID=194&3nID=201&4nID=201&5nID=201&6nID=201&7nID=201&nID=202&aID=279 (457 words)

	Decision 578
		Dublin Institute of Technology, acting on behalf of an association of 15 third-level educational institutions, notified joint purchasing arrangements and a draft Product Supply, Implementation and Support Agreement on 16 November 1999, with a request for a certificate or, in the event of a refusal by the Authority to issue a certificate, a licence.
		These institutions have established an ad-hoc association to negotiate joint terms for the purchase of Information Technology (IT) hardware on their behalf and have delegated one of their number, the Dublin Institute of Technology, to manage the contract award process.
		In granting a certificate to the Institutes of Technology in the previous case, the Authority noted that the project was of a limited duration and that its size was restricted by the funding available, to approximately 0.3% of the total Irish market of IR£700m for hardware, software and services in 1997.
	www.irlgov.ie /compauth/Dec578.htm (2172 words)

	County Carlow - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		County Carlow (Contae Cheatharlach in Irish) is a county located towards the south east of Ireland, in the province of Leinster.
		The town of Carlow, built on the River Barrow, has a population of 17,880 (2002 Census).
		Comic songwriter and pop star Richie Kavanagh is from Raheenwood, Fenagh, Co. Carlow.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/County_Carlow (200 words)

	Education Ireland -Institutes of Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		There are 14 institutes of technology located throughout the Republic offering programmes at degree, national diploma and national certificate levels in a wide variety of subjects from craft to professional level.
		Eleven of today's Institutes of Technology were formerly Regional Technical Colleges and were upgraded to Institute status in 1997 and 1998.
		Programmes in all these institutions (with the exception of DIT which validates its own programmes)are validated by the Higher Education and Training Award Council (HETAC).HETAC was established by the Government in June 2001, under the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999.
	www.educationireland.ie /httpdocs/htm/teritary/technology.html (335 words)

	MSN Encarta - Pittsburgh
		The city’s most prominent universities are Carnegie Mellon University (founded as the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1900 by Andrew Carnegie); the University of Pittsburgh (founded as Pittsburgh Academy in 1787); and Duquesne University (1878).
		The Mellon Research Institute, at one time the largest private industrial research laboratory in the United States, is now part of Carnegie Mellon University.
		Other educational institutions in the city are Point Park College (1960); the women’s schools Chatham College (1869) and Carlow College (1929); Robert Morris University (1921), in nearby Coraopolis; and the Community College of Allegheny County (1966), with branches in the city and suburbs.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761566926/Pittsburgh.html (1473 words)

	Carlow Accommodation - Family run modern self catering apartments
		A century and a half ago Francis F. Hayden wrote that the view of Co. Carlow from Mount Leinster was "as romantic and picturesque a range of scenery as ever attracted the pen of Byron, the pencil of a Reynolds or the genius of a Thompson."
		Co. Carlow has close ties with many figures from the world of international politics and entertainment, including Michael Flatley, Walt Disney, former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulrooney; Pierce Butler, a signatory of the American constitution, and many more.
		Carlow town offers an excellent choice for eating out from quality bar food to several restaurants renowned for their fine cuisine.
	www.celticwebsolutions.com /carlowaccommodation/english/holiday_activities.htm (300 words)

	Carlow Skills Database
		Carlow Chamber acts as a voice of business by helping to improve business growth in the County by lobbying government.
		Carlow Local Authorities are the administrative body with responsibility for local government in County Carlow.
		IT Carlow is the principal higher education provider for the Counties of the Southeast.
	www.carlow.ie /Links.aspx (147 words)

	TecNet - Networks: BioNet Conference - Venue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Institute of Technology Carlow has been a catalyst of economic development within the South-East region for more than thirty years.
		Building on this solid foundation, the Institute also has a strong international perspective with over 50 educational and research partners across the three continents of Europe, the USA and Asia.
		Carlow is on the main Dublin to Waterford N9 route, approximately one and a half hours drive from Dublin and an hour from Waterford.
	www.tecnet.ie /bionetConfVenue.php?year=2004 (336 words)

	Homepage for Andrew Moran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		During my second year at Carlow IT, I studied for the Higher Diploma in Education at Maynooth College, a constituent college of the National University of Ireland (NUI), and was conferred with that in 1974.
		Carlow town, where I live, is a prosperous market town to a rich agricultural hinterland and is situated on the River Barrow about fifty miles south-east of Dublin.
		It is the county town of County Carlow, the second smallest county in Ireland, after County Louth, whose county town, Dundalk, also has an Institute of Technology.
	homepage.eircom.net /~amoran/Homepage.html (343 words)

	SAIL - Member Profiles - Ireland, South East
		The Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), formerly known as Waterford Regional Technical College, was established in 1970 and provides higher education up to doctorate level for full-time and part-time students.
		The Institute of Technology, Carlow, formerly Carlow Regional Technical College, was also established in 1970 and provides a range of courses across the disciplines at Certificate, Diploma, Degree and post-graduate levels.
		The Tipperary Institute was established in 1998 and is the smallest and newest of the 3rd level colleges in the region.
	www.sail-eu.net /member_profiles/Ireland_South_East/Academic__Industry_Profile_47 (632 words)

	White proposes to make Carlow the first green energy town in Ireland / Latest News / News / Green Party - Green Party / ...
		Cllr White has called on Government agencies and research institutions in Carlow to attract investment and develop renewable energy projects in the town.
		Cllr White said: “I believe that Carlow could stand to become the dynamic renewable centre of the South East by joining together with Teagasc, Carlow Institute of Technology and the business interests of Carlow town to develop renewable energy systems from biomass and biofuels.
		Cllr White said: “Carlow is in a unique position to tap into the extensive land bank that the county has for the production of biomass and biofuels.
	www.greenparty.ie /en/news/latest_news/white_proposes_to_make_carlow_the_first_green_energy_town_in_ireland (401 words)

	SEBIC News Articles
		The Institute of Technology Carlow is currently running a National Certificate in Computing (Information Technology Support) course.
		This course is designed to provide the graduate with the skills required to operate as a first-line Information Technology Support person in a wide range of industry and business environments.
		The Institute of Technology is seeking participation from companies in the region in the placement of these students.
	www.sebic.ie /content.asp?idarticle=157 (162 words)

	Carlow Town.com - Local community, student, tourist and business information for Carlow Town, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
		IT Carlow is one of Ireland’s leading higher education colleges, providing a broad range of academic programmes in the fields of Science, Engineering, Technology and Business Management.
		IT Carlow was founded in 1970 and was among the first third level colleges of its kind in Ireland, aimed at promoting training and education in the fields of technology, the sciences and business management.
		Today it is the leading centre for technological and commercial education in the south-east of Ireland, with an academic staff of over 200 and a student population of 3,000.
	www.carlowtown.com /commun_sch_sch.asp?SCHOOLID=43 (115 words)

	Carlow People Newspaper - Carlow, Ireland
		Gardai have been in contact with a number of people around Carlow town over their inclusion on the voting register.Allegations that people were incorrectly registered in order to vote for certain candidates in the town council election have been under investigation by the local gardai for some time.
		A Carlow man was fined 100, with a one year driving disqualification and endorsement of his licence, for use of a car without insurance, at Wednesday's sitting of Carlow District Court.The defendant was Jim Reilly, 42 Bullock Park, Carlow.
		Ltd., Bennekerry, Carlow was fined 500 and ordered to pay 3,000 to Carlow County Council at Wednesday's sitting of Carlow District Court, as owners of a vehicle which exceeded the maximum load at Kilmeaney, Wexford Road, Carlow on March 4, 2004.Garda Bernard Graham (Carlow) said the load was 9,960kg overweight.
	www.unison.ie /carlow_people/index.php3?ca=38&issue_id=10982 (2290 words)

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