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		Lusk has a long and varied history which would simply not be possible to produce in such a small amount of space.
		Lusk Abbey dominates the skyline on the approach to the village.
		The pyramid-shaped monument standing in front of the church was erected in the mid 1800's to commemorate the Rev. Peter James Tyrell, Parish Priest of Lusk from 1841 to 1843.
	www.esatclear.ie /~denisv/History.htm (709 words)

	Lusk Civil Parish, Co. Dublin, Ireland Lewis, 1837 description ©Jane Lyons
		LUSK, a parish, partly in the barony of NETHERCROSS, but chiefly in that of BALROTHERY, county of DUBLIN, and province of LEINSTER, 4 miles (N.) from Swords, on the road from Dublin City to Skerries ; containing, with the town of Rush, 5849 inhabitants, of which number, 924 are in the village of Lusk.
		The village is pleasantly situated on the road from Dublin, and the surrounding scenery is agreeably diversified.
		The church, built on the site and partly with the materials of the ancient abbey, is in the later English style of architecture, with a massive square embattled tower having at three of the angles a slender circular tower and at the fourth a similar tower of larger dimensions, which is rootless and without battlements.
	www.from-ireland.net /lewis/d/lusk.htm (829 words)

	Irish Times Article - Lusk three-beds from €242,995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Streetscapes in the development are curved, to complement the village and its abbey and round tower.
		Lusk is accessible to the city for commuters, yet close to the beaches and lanes that characterise this part of north county Dublin.
		To welcome new owners, Lusk residents have commissioned a bronze sculpture depicting the joining of hands, celebrating an infusion of young people to the area.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/property/2003/1016/2153593116RPLUSK.html (430 words)

	Comhairle Contae Atha Cliath
		Lusk is situated to the north of Dublin between the National Route (N1), and the Belfast / Dublin Rail corridor.
		The provision of the Relief Road is a key element of the proposed upgraded infrastructure, to remove traffic from the town core, and thereby to ensure the enhancement of the physical environment and the enhancement of pedestrian and cycle safety with the core area.
		It is an objective of the Council to facilitate the development of the proposed eastern Relief Road to Lusk form Newhaggerd to Great Common in accordance with the Revised modification to the alignment of the Road, as indicated in Action Area Plan.
	www.fingalcoco.ie /minutes/2000/Bsb/0706/full.html (9691 words)

	Lusk, Rush, Skerries and Balbriggan.
		In 1135 the town, the Abbey, and the whole country of Fingal, were burned by Donel Mac Murrough O'Melaghlin in revenge for the murder of his brother, Connor Prince of Meath; but O'Melaghlin expiated his crime at the hands of the enraged people of the town.
		Balrothery, Bremore, and Baldungan were severed from Lusk, and appropriated to the, monastery of Kilbixy (Tristernagh), Co. Westmeath; and in 1224 Archbishop Henry transferred the Canons Regular on St. Patrick's Island to the mainland at Skerries.
		But in Lusk, as in most other places, "all the parishioners were -rEcusants." This explains how the Chauncel in Lusk was well looked after by the Prebendaries of St. Patrick's who were the incumbents, and the nave was neglected by the parishioners who were not allowed to use it for Catholic service.
	www.chapters.eiretek.org /books/shortpar/shortpar4.htm (11922 words)

	The Builder Magazine - August 1925
		THE legend of the building of St. Alban's Abbey is particularly interesting as it is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, references to the Masonic Craft (Operative) in English literature, which is founded on evidence still to be seen after a lapse of many centuries.
		A generation later, another learned monk of the same abbey, known as Matthew of Paris, compiled his Chronicles of English History, bringing the tale down to 1273 A.D., and incorporating the writings of his predecessor, so that at first later scholars were of the impression that he was responsible for the whole.
		Lusk was asked to exemplify the work of the Third Degree that night; presumably this was done, for Grand Lodge at the same session voted to adopt his report and to use the Ritual as recommended by him as the Standard Work for Illinois.
	www.phoenixmasonry.org /the_builder_1925_august.htm (11479 words)

	Texas Speedzone - 10th Annual Southern Challenge at Abilene Speedway, 10/14-16/05
		James Lusk got into Lance Shaw on lap 1 sending him spinning to bring out a caution.
		Abbey would spin on lap 18 to bring out the yellow and rebunch the field behind West.
		The pack racing for second would try to stay with West on the restart, but West was easily back out to a good lead until yellow came out again on lap 22 for Sheen spinning from third.
	www.txsz.com /article415 (2274 words)

	Mail Tribune - Obituaries
		Lusk, 78, of Central Point, died Friday (Nov. 26, 1999) at Rogue Valley Medical Center, Medford.
		He was a member of the Cedar Links Golf Course and was the club champion at Oak Knoll in Ashland during the 1950s.
		Survivors include a son, Scott, Medford; four daughters, Cindy Barnes, Central Point, Charleen Kay Lusk, Corning, Calif., Christine Stickney, Long Beach, Calif., and Kristin Martin, Lynnwood, Wash.; a brother, Floyd, Manteca, Calif.; a sister, Marian Jemin, Modesto, Calif.; and 10 grandchildren.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/99/nov99/113099n14.htm (724 words)

	Sheela Na Gig Locations - Ireland
		Holycross Abbey - on wall, near entrance to the cloister.
		Another is at Fethard Abbey, on the foundation ruins of the c.1300 abbey.
		Malahide - on a quoin in the choir, at the ruins of Malahide Abbey.
	jlschubert.tripod.com /ireland.htm (965 words)

	Western People: Independent inquiry on Lusk shooting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It is, perhaps, unfair to compare a situation in which a lone robber is successfully arrested to the predicament that faced members of the Garda Emergency Response Unit in Lusk a fortnight ago.
		The events in Lusk, while not as devastating as the Carty debacle of a few years ago, are disturbing nonetheless.
		One of the most interesting features of the Lusk robbery is the number of people who have offered unequivocal support to An Garda Síochána.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=25716 (1116 words)

	Edward HALES
		Christened 24 JUL 1825 at Bath Abbey, Bath, Somerset, England the son of Thomas HALES and Deborah...
		Christened 10 APR 1831 at Bath Abbey or Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Bath, Somerset, England the son of Richard HALES and Elizabeth...
		She was born 17 APR 1917 and died 18 JAN 1985 at Lusk, Niobrara, Wyoming.
	www.hales.org /he04.htm (7137 words)

	USATF-NE Headline News
		Lusk, seventh at Mt.Washington a week ago, finished 18th overall (1:00:46) and had a larger gap of on second placer Sigrid Aas of North Conway NH and Norway, who clocked 1:06:04.
		Kelli Lusk took advantage of the excellent conditions to set a new course record on the hilly 8 miles and mountainous 2 miles of the Wilton to the summit of Pack Monadnock race on Sunday.
		Lusk (CMS) won by nearly five minutes in the rain/drizzle and 55 degree temperatures, to break Margo Webber's course record by over one minute with a 14th place overall finish of 1:13:35.
	www.usatfne.org /news (9602 words)

	The Warbosses of Shadowclan
		The guards were Gra'ook, later to be the Blud'Lusk-r, and Morgul, who later went out to be Warboss (and in a strange twist of fate, Zug was his guard during the Clomp!) The battle was swift, with their combined lusks going through their foes with skill and precision.
		The Clan occupied a farm house to the south of the city, luring the humans away from the Abbey.
		This was Thrak's first reign as warboss, during which the clan was tested by the Wargod and thrown to the Great Lakes Shard along with a strange clan of orcs from the Siege Perilous Shard.
	www.shadowclan.org /catskills/history/history_warbosses.htm (5154 words)

	Saint Cronan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Its estuary offered a safe harbour for its galleys, and it was a good centre from which to attack the well-to-do ecclesiastical communities of Swords and Lusk.
		One such raid occurred on Glassmore Abbey which had been founded about 660 A.D. It is situated about one mile from Swords on the Rathbeale Road, and in addition to the abbey, there was also a holy well (in Cian Lea Estate).
		Under the rule of St Cronan, Glassmore Abbey flourished sufficiently to attract the attention of the Northmen (Danes) of Inbher Domhnainn (Malahide).
	homepage.eircom.net /~swordsourtown/local_history/introduction/saint_cronan.htm (158 words)

	WhoWon.com ... The Internet Source for Motorsports News and Information
		Cox then snagged fourth from Lusk on lap 4, while Abbey turned up the heat on Wolff for the top spot.
		Abbey moved up to the high side but was unable to get past and fell back in line.
		The top three of Wolff, Abbey and Cox were running bumper to bumper, with Moffett beginning to fade.
	www.whowon.com /Results.asp?TrackID=285&StoryID=170270 (1906 words)

	Show - Incorruptible
		Sainte Foy, also known as Fides or Faith, was a 12-year-old girl of Gaul (now France) who was beheaded by the Romans in 303 A.D. for refusing to renounce her faith.
		Today, her relics are kept at the Abbey Church of Sainte-Foye in Conques, France.
		Her golden reliquary is considered a masterpiece of Dark Age art.
	www.carpentersquare.com /shows/show_incorruptible.htm (366 words)

	Star-Herald - Regional Prep Girls Basketball Roundup
		Devan Frey 11, Marcee Keslar 6, Jordan Dredla 7, Abbey Shaffer 2.
		Lusk also received 15 points from Erin Nelson to hand the Doggers only their third loss of the year.
		Lingle-Ft. Laramie led 30-21 at halftime, but Lusk came roaring back and outscored the Doggers 30-13 in the second half.
	www.starherald.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=15928653&BRD=484&PAG=461&dept_id=553363&rfi=6' (1040 words)

	PURITAN NEWS WEEKLY
		Paul was a zealous Jew whose explosive meeting with Jesus led him to believe that Israel’s God had declared Jesus to be the Messiah, and hence the true Lord of the whole world.
		N.T. Wright, Canon Theologian of Westminster Abbey and author of What St. Paul Really Said, determines the best way to understand Paul 20 centuries later.
		He will explain that Paul’s commission to be the “apostle to the Gentiles” led him to hammer out a theology that was essentially a Jewish message for the pagan world, reshaped around Jesus, energized by the Spirit, and taking shape as a deeply personal and political message.
	www.puritans.net /news/npp030804.htm (1394 words)

	Saint Patrick's Church: Saints of September 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		After being attacked by marauders, King Saint Oswald of Northumbria advised her to enter a convent.
		She therefore received the veil from Saint Aidan and established a monastery at Saint Bees (Copeland near Carlisle) which later became a cell of the Benedictine abbey of Saint Mary at York.
		Later Saint Eleutherius resigned his abbacy and migrated to Saint Andrew's abbey founded by Saint Gregory in Rome, where he lived for many years as a simple monk.
	www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0906.htm (1628 words)

	Lusk Heritage Centre County Dublin - Irish Historic and Tourist Sites - 1 2 Travel Ireland Regional Information Guide
		Lusk Heritage Centre County Dublin - Irish Historic and Tourist Sites - 1 2 Travel Ireland Regional Information Guide
		Lusk Heritage Centre comprises a round tower, a medieval belfry and a 19th century church.
		They form a unit, although they were built over a period of almost a thousand years.
	www.12travel.ie /ie/attractions/luskheritagecentre.html (80 words)

	Saint Patrick's Church: Saints of November 14
		He exerted himself in the public relief, not merely by prodigally multiplying his personal charities but by organized assistance, quartering the city poor upon the abbey lands of his cathedral--Swords, Lusk, and Finglas.
		When these were filled and the famine still continued, he sent others farther afield throughout Ireland, recommending them to the popular charity and chartering a vessel at great cost to convey others to England.
		There the saint fell ill and was taken to Saint Victor's abbey at Eu, where he was received by the monks and where his bones still rest.
	www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/1114.htm (5355 words)

	Alumnitems - Tower Topics - Fall 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ralph Sturm (H41-44;C44-49;T49-53), former monk of Conception Abbey, died June 21 at his home in Edinboro, Penn. He was professor emeritus at Edinboro University (Penn.).
		Prior to the appointment, Father Peter was serving as music director for seminary liturgy, as director of the Office of Alumni, and as a chaplain in the seminary Character Formation Program, a position he held for 15 years.
		Kevin Koch (C 77-81), pastor, St. Leo parish, Lusk; continues as pastor of St. Rose of Lima, Torrington.
	www.conceptionabbey.org /TowerTopics/TTFall04/Alumnitems.htm (1559 words)

	10 Day Castle and Gardens of Ireland June 6 - 15, 2004 \| irish castles \| ireland castles \| irish gardens \| gardens ...
		From here we journey on to Drogheda, and Mellifont Abbey, the first Cisterian Monastery to have been built in Ireland.
		In a lovely secluded spot just north of Drogheda is Monasterboice, founded in the 5th century and one of the most famous monastic settlements in Ireland.
		After a fortifying breakfast we are off to Fore and Fore Abbey, a 5th century monastery and 11th century medieval Benedictine Priory.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/14621.html (1330 words)

	Link to Foxlines
		They carried off hostages from the son of Mael-na-mbo [King of Leinster], together with Mor, daughter of Conghalach O'Connor." The Sinnachs together with the King of Connacht raided Lorrha in north Tipperary, and they were probably among the "men of Teffia"who also plundered Skreen Colmcille (Scrin-Cholum-Chille) in 1058.
		It is worth noting here that Connla Mageoghegan married Amailin Fox, probably the daughter of Eoghan Fox, in Kilbride Abbey near Clara.
		The fact that the wedding took place in the Abbey in Clara points to a movement of the Fox senior family from Cloghatenny to Clara by this time.
	www.geocities.com /foxclanirish/foxhistory.html (7812 words)

	Whitworthian News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Soden and Chaplain Terry McGonigal wrote the Lilly Grant, which is geared toward the promotion of vocational thinking.
		Junior Abbey Smeltzer is a student assistant to Soden who works with research materials and ideas for the committee to contemplate.
		Smeltzer said that with the Presbyterian Leaders group, they hope to discover what each student’s background is with the Presbyterian Church and whether or not they will choose to continue with the Reformed tradition.
	www.whitworth.edu /Whitworthian/spring2002/0416/news/20020416_scholars.htm (556 words)

	Children Matter!
		The band played, hundreds of children’s voices sang, and a thousand years of tranquility was broken briefly amid the ruins of medieval Jervaulx Abbey.
		Under a ceiling of sky and on a carpet of grass, pupils from 27 primary schools in North Yorkshire and Darlington took a journey back in time to explore the life and faith of Cistercian monks who once occupied the abbey.
		On the other hand, Lusk is a Presbyterian pastor in Birmingham, Alabama, writing to today's "covenant" parents.
	tahilla.typepad.com /children_matter (4474 words)

	1 May 15, '03 Bar News
		The 127th ISBA Annual Meeting at The Abbey on Lake Geneva will begin officially with the opening reception at 6:30 p.m.
		A founder and director of a mentoring program and adult coordinator of a peer jury program, she has been a juvenile justice intern for the Cook County Circuit Court.
		Kimberly R. Lusk of Evanston is a third-year student with a 3.04 GPA who is vice president of the Public Interest Law Society and a representative to the ISBA Law Student Division Council.
	www.isba.org /Association/035-15a.htm (2207 words)

	Hillview House BnB Dublin Ireland
		Hillview House is perfectly situated in a tranquil country set, that you can reach to the Dublin Airport in just a 15 minutes drive where as, Dublin City is just a 30 minutes drive away.
		Mesmerizing places like the medieval town of Lusk and the scenic, coastal village of Skerries are just some miles away from this enchanting place.
		There is a huge abundance of restaurants and pubs so, entertainment and fun has no limits at Hillview House.
	www.dublinevents.com /dublin-bed-and-breakfasts/hillview-house.php (227 words)

	Barnwell Family Genealogy Webpage (Ireland)
		Situated on the outskirts of Dublin north west of Donabate.
		It was originally built in 1565 from the ruins of Grace Dieu Abbey, founded for nuns of the order of St Augustine.
		At the dissolution of the abbey the plea was made that “in the house the women-kind of the most part of the whole Englishry of this land be brought up in virtue, learning and in English tongue and behaviour”, but the plea did not save it.
	members.tripod.com /~Dave_Barnwell/Barnwell_Ireland.html (3240 words)

	Early Women Lawyers in Illinois Discussion/Jan & April 1997
		In anyone has any information on any of them, or ideas on where to look, we would be very grateful!
		Lusk, Louisa: admitted IL either 11 Jan or 11 June 1881 in Pike County; Dollarhide, Josephine S. : admitted IL 11 Jan 1892 Shepard, Laura: admitted IL 14 May 1884 in Nashville, IL (Washington County)
		Curtis or Curtiss, Bertha E.: grad Union College of Law, admitted IL 12 June 1889 in Cook County; died 3 April 1953 Bauman, Emma Josephine H. : grad Chicago College of Law; admitted IL 21 Oct 1890; worked for law firm Hatch and Ritsher in Chicago up until 1901, then disappeared from city records.
	www.h-net.org /~women/archives/threads/disc-lawyerill.html (1737 words)

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