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	County Limerick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Limerick ( Luimneach in Irish) is an Irish county in the province of Munster, located in the Mid-west of Ireland with County Clare to the north, County Cork to the south and County Kerry to the west.
		Because the estuary is shallow, the county's most important port is several kilometres west of Limerick city, at Foynes.
		Limerick is served by Shannon International Airport, Shannon Town in neighbouring County Clare.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/County_Limerick (259 words)

	Book Review, 9/8/2000 - The Texas Observer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Limerick has gathered these speeches into an edited collection, Something in the Soil, a smorgasbord of sixteen essays from which readers may sample the array of wit and wisdom for which she is best known.
		Limerick sets out her rules for becoming a successful, accessible historian, teacher, and lecturer in three brief essays in Part V. One, first published in The New York Times Magazine, is a mordantly funny send-up of jargon-heavy, academic prose ("Why choose camouflage and insulation over clarity and directness?" she asks).
		Limerick is far more clear when she says, up front, that she wrote these essays and presented them publicly as a kind of "field-testing of the New Western History" to "redeem higher education." "Field-testing," she explains, entailed running her ideas by non-historians, talking to them, and presenting the abovementioned talking points.
	www.texasobserver.org /showArticle.asp?ArticleID=851 (1525 words)

	RADIOWAVES IRISH RADIO DATABASE: West Limerick Community Radio News Archives
		West Limerick's own community radio station launched at noon today on 102.2MHz and will broadcast for the month of June.
		West Limerick Community Radio will be on air for one month from June 5th.
		West Limerick Community Radio broadcast for a month last summer but have yet to complete contract signings with the BCI for a permanent licence.
	www.radiowaves.fm /database/News/WestLimerickCommunityRadio.html (374 words)

	County Limerick - Ireland View - Ireland's Travel and Accommodation Guide
		Limerick City is known as "City of the Broken Treaty", due to the treaty which was signed surrendering the city to William.
		Limerick county is dotted with beautiful towns and villages and gives the visitor the perfect mix of city and country life.
		West Limerick, bordering onto County Kerry and the Atlantic Ocean an area with many towns and villages, including the famous thatched village of Adare.
	www.irelandview.com /countylimerick.php (415 words)

	West Limerick Independent Living personal support services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		West Limerick Independent Living operates its personal support service as follows, after application and acceptance, a person with a disability is granted funding for a certain number of hours of service per year by the local health board or the department of education.
		County Limerick and North Cork Transport Group Ltd (Trading as Rural Bus) is a project funded under the Rural Transport Initiative and FAS Social Economy Programme.
		West Limerick Independent Living has formed a partnership with the Irish Wheelchair Association and Rathfredagh Cheshire Home to provide day services to a large number of people in the greater limerick area.
	homepage.eircom.net /~wlil/information.htm (1344 words)

	Leading the Movement
		Limerick, a professor of history at the University of Colorado in Boulder, was born in 1951, a daughter of Grant and Patricia Nelson.
		Limerick has attempted to educate the Western public that not all of today's problems in the West are new, but are often carryovers of events from the West's past.
		Limerick's philosophy of history can be understood in part by considering the subject matter she has chosen, and the manner in which she presents historical material in both her writing and in speaking engagements.
	www.drury.edu /multinl/story.cfm?ID=4334&NLID=166 (3950 words)

	Limerick GAA Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Limerick caused a major upset in the first round of the Foras na Gaeilge championship when they overcame a fancied Kilkenny team, 3-5 to 1-7 in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday.
		Limerick's fans in the 16,000 crowd scented that victory might be within their grasp when Stephen Lavin drove the ball between the uprights almost immediately after the restart.
		Limerick advance to meet Tipperary in the semi-final on a 4-19 to 2-5 scoreline.
	limerick.gaa.ie (1031 words)

	Limerick Woulfes
		The Woulfes of West Limerick and North Kerry descend from the Anglo-Norman le Lou family of West Limerick, while those of Cork are descended from 17th century English settlers.
		In Limerick we have the interesting situation of a le Lu family established in the western part of the county while in the east and in Limerick City a family of Ulf were prominent; these latter would also become Woulfe at a later stage.
		Oconyl was a general term for the western third of Limerick, all of which lay in the lordship of the Shanid Geraldines, the ancestors to the later FitzGerald earls of Desmond.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mwoulfe/woulfefa.htm (6601 words)

	Limerick Leader - November 22nd, 2003 - News - People power wins for west Limerick motorists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Once it is ratified by the full Council, shoppers in Newcastle West will enjoy one-hour free parking on weekdays and free parking all day on Saturday.
		The changes in Newcastle West were described by Deputy John Cregan as a "fair compromise" but Pat O'Donovan, chairman of the town's Business Association which spearheaded the campaign, merely dubbed them "a move in the right direction".
		The association's demand was for two-hours free parking on weekdays and all day Saturday to counteract the drop in business since paid parking was introduced over a year ago.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20031122/news06.html (526 words)

	Irish Tourism.com, complete tourism site for Ireland, official site, travel, education, tourism, golf, hotels, ...
		The castle in Newcastle West was not one of the bigger Geraldine castles.
		It was probably built as a centre and a rallying point in the Geraldine territory of West Limerick, being approximately equal distance from the outline ring of manors at Askeaton, Croagh, Castletown, Abbeyfeale, Glin and Foynes.
		The castle at Newcastle West and a large amount of surrounding land were given to Sir William Courtenay, Knight of Powerham in Devonshire, on 23 September 1591.
	www.gaelscoil.com /myths/desmond.htm (804 words)

	County Limerick Information Limerick Ireland Tourist Information Limerick Attractions Limerick City Heritage Centres ...
		County Limerick is a place of quiet beauty and rural charm, offering good sport to the angler and golfer and some of the finest hunting country in Ireland.
		Much of County Limerick is low and undulating-particularly in the east, where it forms part of the rich plain known as the Golden Vale.
		There are, however, considerable elevations towards the west, south and north-east fringes of the county, and in the south-east the Galtee mountains reach into County Limerick from neighbouring County Tipperary.
	www.ebookireland.com /limerick.htm (811 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: The Legacy of Conquest: The Unbroken Past of the American West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Limerick examines the key role of federal money in Western economya major issue of continuity in the area's history; she discusses "borderland" (Hispanic) history and immigration restrictions.
		The author argues for thinking of the West as "a placeas many complicated environments," one that is a "preeminent case study in conquest and its consequences." However, she does not successfully integrate the various topics she tackles.
		Limerick shows the irony of the attitude of the West in pushing the federal government away with one hand while reaching for a handout with the other.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0393304973?v=glance (2240 words)

	Familysearch for Limerick:, a study of West Limerick families who emigrated. More 1000 names with cross references. ...
		An extract from the "Faction Fighters of the Nineteenth Century in West Limerick".
		It was, historically, the capital of West Limerick - even before the division of County Kerry was marked n the map.
		West Limerick Families Abroad, by Kate Press and Valerie Thompson, Melbourne, 2001 is available from Data Tree Press, Suite 393, 45 Glenferrie Road, Malvern, Victoria, 3144 for A$28.95 plus postage and packing (within Australia) of A$9.00.
	www.alphalink.com.au /~datatree/westlim-1.htm (4829 words)

	Limerick Leader - March 9th, 2002 - Front Page - East says No, West says Yes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		LIMERICK was divided in the abortion referendum, with East Limerick voting No and West voting Yes.
		In Limerick West, 12,543(59 per cent) voted in favour of the referendum while 8,786 voted No. A total of 52,824 people were registered to vote in the constituency and from the turnout of 40.66 per cent, 151 invalid votes were cast.
		He explained that Limerick City Council drew up the area to be served by a polling station.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20020309 (716 words)

	Irish Tourism.com, complete tourism site for Ireland, official site, travel, education, tourism, golf, hotels, ...
		West Limerick, too, had a Wise Woman who had the same powers and natural gifts as Biddy Early.
		She first came to West Limerick in the 1830s and settled down in a small farm at Ballyguiltenane.
		From West Kerry, there came to Joan's house one day a middle aged couple and their 21 year old son.
	www.gaelscoil.com /myths/wise.htm (1833 words)

	Links for County Limerick
		Limerick comes from the Irish word Luamanach - an area covered with cloaks, referring to cloaks, which were said to have been seen floating on the River Shannon after a battle.
		The majority of the county of Limerick is taken over by a limestone plain known as Golden Vale.
		The renowned Ardagh Chalice was found in West Limerick in a ring fort.
	www.limericklinks.com (229 words)

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		West Limerick 102 aims to entertain, inform, and celebrate the vibrant community of West Limerick.
		West Limerick 102 is committed to community driven broadcasting.
		Help West Limerick 102 work for your community, area, club, or local group and learn new and valuble skills.
	westlimerickradio.ie (218 words)

	County Limerick Childcare Committee - Strategy 2002-2006 Support for Childcare in County Limerick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		West Limerick Resources serves the west of the county, Ballyhoura Development Ltd serves the southeast of the county and Tipperary Leader Group serves the north east of the county.
		The County Limerick VEC is providing 3 NCVA/FETAC Level II childcare training programmes at the Shanagolden Education Resource Centre, Croom and Hospital in partnership with Ballyhoura Development Ltd. They are also offering High Scope Training, another methodology of childcare training.
		County Limerick VEC is also working in conjunction with the Mid-Western Health Board to provide better access for children with disabilities to childcare services.
	www.countylimerickchildcarecommittee.ie /strategy_support.asp (1290 words)

	West=On=Track
		The West on Track Community Campaign has warmly welcomed the announcement by An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in the Dáil this morning, that financial provision has been made by the Government for the re-opening of the Western Rail Corridor.
		West=On=Track is a community-based campaign in the towns, villages and cities of the West of Ireland aimed at re-opening the Western Rail Corridor, a passenger and freight railway line which runs from Sligo to Limerick, and is one of the single most valuable pieces of infrastructure in the whole island of Ireland.
		The Western Rail Corridor (WRC) belongs, in the first instance, to the people of the west and its re-opening would herald the beginning of a new era in transport and development in the whole western region.
	www.westontrack.com (645 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		West Limerick Community Radio is Limericks newest licenced Radio station covering the western half of Limerick County.
		West Limerick Community Radio aims to entertain, inform, and celebrate the vibrant community of West Limerick.
		West Limerick Community Radio is committed to community driven broadcasting.
	www.craol.ie /westlimerick.htm (187 words)

	WEST LIMERICK RESOURCES LTD
		West Limerick Resources Ltd (WLR) is a rural development partnership company that covers a catchment area of approx.
		520 square miles and includes 70 District Electoral Divisions (DED`s) in the West of the County with a population of 54,261 in 1996.
		WLR`s main office is based in Newcastle West with a sub-office in Abbeyfeale.
	www.client.teagasc.ie /limerick/county_profile/west%20lk%20resources.htm (304 words)

	www.limerickpost.ie \| todays news
		THE loss of 150 jobs in West Limerick's Castlemahon Food Products is to be raised in the Dail, to ensure the region is urgently singled out for fresh agricultural investment.
		Limerick West Fianna Fáil TD, John Cregan said that he plans to bring up the issue with the Minister for Agriculture and Food, Mary Coughlan because "this is the second major jobs blow to hit west Limerick in the past few weeks".
		At the end of January 2005, 140 jobs were lost with the shock closure of the Kantoher poultry processing plant in West Limerick, which is part of the Kerry Group.
	www.limerickpost.ie /dailynews.elive?id=6070&category=Daily-Tue (382 words)

	Location and property options for investing in mid west Ireland, Limerick, Ennis, Tralee, Thurles - invest in Ireland
		The Mid West region consists of counties Limerick, Clare, North Tipperary and North Kerry.
		Limerick City is the principal urban centre in the Mid West region with a population of 87,000.
		The Mid West region is renowned for its range of cultural activities and beautiful scenery.
	www.idaireland.com /home/index.aspx?id=753 (257 words)

	Michael Collins T.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Son of James J Collins, Dáil Deputy for Limerick West 1948-1967.
		Limerick West is one of the 42 General Election constituencies in the country.
		According to 1996 Census figures, there were 60,873 people living within the constituency of Limerick West.
	www.michaelcollins.ie /profile.htm (135 words)

	Business Contacts UK and the West of Ireland - Medilink West Midlands
		The Limerick Chamber Of Commerce, in association with UK Trade and Investment in Dublin want to help you to grow and expand your business between the UK and the West of Ireland.
		As the administrative and regional capital of the Mid West and the third largest city in the Republic, Limerick is the commercial hub of the area servicing a hinterland that includes counties Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.
		Limerick is regarded as the regional centre for I.T., telecommunications, banking, insurance and financial management and also has an extensive network of legal, professional, and advertising, marketing and communications companies.
	www.medilinkwm.co.uk /opportunities/display.php?id=212 (772 words)

	West Limerick Independent Living (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		West Limerick Independent Living Ltd., is the local Centre for Independent Living in the Limerick area and it is dedicated to the development of personal support services for people with disabilities in the Mid West region.
		West Limerick Independent Living Ltd., first became involved with FAS Community Employment in 1997, when the Company sponsored an Community Employment project to provide a personal support services.
		The type of work that is involved in the project is of paramount importance to people with disabilities in the local community and represents real opportunities for further employment potential to the participants.
	homepage.eircom.net /~wlil/community_employment.htm (416 words)

	U.S.S. Mariner » Peter’s Limerick-licious AL West Preview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		His contribution to the AL West Preview for All-Baseball.
		The idea of doing the response in limerick form was amusing, but the actual information was limer-icky — as in, I’m not sure the question responses would be informative to people who aren’t already pretty familiar with the team, even though they were funny to those who are.
		All article text is written by the authors, all pictures are taken by the authors, who retain copyright to their works.
	ussmariner.com /?p=2360 (544 words)

	West Limerick Independent Living (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		David Noonan Chairman of West Limerick Independent Living and a number of the staff and spent some time examining how the company operates.
		One of the outcomes of the visit is partnership between West Independent Living, Asoc.
		The Spanish Visitors also attended an International Conference held in Limerick on May 27 'Closing the Gap: Systematic Approaches to Promoting Equality and Diversity in Europe" and also took time out of their busy schedule to explore some of the sites and places in the Mid West.
	homepage.eircom.net /~wlil/news.htm (670 words)

	Welcome to Young Fine Gael : On Your Side
		Councillor: Patrick O'Donovan Newcastle West, Co. Limerick Tel: 087 9076267
		Councillor: Jerome Scanlon Ballydonnell, Feohanagh, Co. Limerick Tel: 087 9979353
		Councillor: Liam Galvin Ballaugh, Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick Tel: 087 9850435
	www.freewebs.com /ncwfinegael/westlimerickteam.htm (111 words)

	Michael Collins T.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is over four years since the people of West Limerick elected me as a representative of the people.
		The Government is set to intensify spending in the area of improving water and sewerage facilities for all rural areas in West Limerick including extending a number of trunk water mains which exist to the south of Limerick city into Limerick county.
		This Government is deeply committed to the provision of County Council housing in County Limerick.
	www.michaelcollins.ie /policies.htm (1948 words)

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