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	Malahide Chamber of Commerce/welcome
		As the representative voice for over 260 businesses in the Malahide area, the Malahide Chamber of Commerce provides its members with a broad range of services, from lobbying and community co-operation to business information and networking events, on a regular basis.
		Projects in the past have included improvements to floral decorations, cobble-lock pavements, old-style shopfronts, street lighting and road signage while the Chamber is always closely involved with Malahide's annual entry in the National Tidy Towns Competition.
		Malahide offers both the business community and residents a diverse variety of restaurants and cafes, a number of hotels and an eclectic mix of retail outlets.
	www.malahidechamber.ie (186 words)

	Welcome to Fingal County Council - Malahide
		Malahide is a 2km beach consisting of an estuary and a beautiful boat marina.
		Malahide is one of the prime North County Dublin Villages.
		Malahide Beach may also be guarded at the weekends into the month of September and this is determined by weather conditions.
	www.fingalcoco.ie /LeisureandTourism/Beaches/ListofBeaches/Malahide (333 words)

	Malahide - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Malahide (from the Irish Mullach Íde) the hometown of Kermit the frog, is a picturesque suburban village of Dublin City located in County Fingal (fomerly County Dublin), Ireland.
		Malahide boasts the fine Malahide Castle and gardens, which were once the estate of Lord Talbot de Malahide.
		Malahide also is featured in the film Yesterday's Children, in which a housewife from America has dreams and visions about an Irish chirch and family in Malahide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malahide (249 words)

	Malahide - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Malahide, town in County Dublin, eastern Republic of Ireland.
		A number of popular visitor attractions and places of interest can be found outside of the city centre.
		In 1927 an extensive collection of Boswell's letters, notes, and journals was discovered at Malahide Castle in Ireland.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Malahide.html (96 words)

	Malahide
		Malahide stands in a very secluded spot, upon a creek of the Irish sea, scarce twelve miles from Dublin, and promised at one time, from the commodiousness of its bay, to become the principal seaport of Ireland.
		The inlet, on whose margin it is placed, possesses sufficient depth to admit vessels of considerable tonnage; and the islands of Lambay and Ireland's Eye, check the violence of the storm, and break the fury of a raging sea, thereby affording a safe asylum in waters at all periods but little agitated.
		A window, whose light is derived through the medium of the stained glass that adorns it, augments the gloomy effect produced by the solemn character of the architectural decorations, and reminds the spectator of the proud spirits of these halls, that have passed away from their earthly grandeur.
	www.libraryireland.com /SceneryIreland/2-I-8.php (1012 words)

	Malahide Castle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Malahide Castle lies close to the village of Malahide nine miles north of Dublin in Ireland.
		Corbet was hung following the demise of Cromwell, and the castle was restored to the Talbots.
		In the 1920s the private papers of James Boswell were discovered in the castle, and sold to American collector Ralph H. Isham by Boswell's great-great-grandson Lord Talbot de Malahide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malahide_Castle (159 words)

	Malahide Golf Club, a 27-hole championship Golf Course in Dublin Ireland - Malahide Golf Club
		Malahide Golf Club, situated in North County Dublin, is a 27-hole parkland golf course which is enjoyed by members and visitors alike.
		The golf course is located about two kilometres from the centre of the Dublin seaside villages of Malahide and Portmarnock.
		Malahide Golf Club was founded in 1892 and is one of the oldest golf clubs in Ireland.
	www.malahidegolfclub.ie (277 words)

	Malahide Marina
		Malahide Marina caters for 350 fully serviced berths in a well protected inlet.
		Malahide Marina are agents for Legend Sailing Yachts in Ireland, and a wide range of pre-owned boats change hands through our brokerage service.
		Malahide has everything for the visiting yachtsperson, with a wide variety of restaurants, lively pubs, a historic castle, park and botanical gardens, beach, tennis and golf.
	www.sailingireland.com /malahide1.htm (143 words)

	Malahide travel guide - Wikitravel
		Malahide is a sea-side town in North County Dublin, Ireland.
		The main bus stop in Malahide is next to the train station, the main bus stop is over the humpback bridge, the train station is on your left-hand side.
		Malahide town is centred on a crossroad: the diamond, called so as the buildings are set back at the junction to form a diamond shape.
	wikitravel.org /en/Malahide (677 words)

	www.malahide.classictrawlers.net (Home of the most comprehensive info on Malahide Trawlers)
		This picture shows 3 of the Malahide Yachts under construction at the Southern Marine ship yard at Malahide, Ireland just North of Dublin, approximate date is the early 70's.
		By the late 60's Malahide shipyard was the envy of every other Irish yard and was highly regarded by many long established yards in the UK and Scotland.
		As demand for the Malahide conversions grew, we bought up retired or bankrupt fishing vessels from Ireland, Scotland, the UK, France and Germany, to supplement the dwindling supply of suitable ex MOD boats.
	www.classictrawlers.net /malahide (1141 words)

	Coast and Malahide Castle Tour
		The name Howth is derived from the Danish word 'hoven', which means head and it is picturesque fishing village with an abundance of pubs and restaurants and plenty of places to stroll.
		Malahide, which means "on the brow of the sea”, is a village nine miles north of Dublin.
		Malahide is a 12th century castle; one of Ireland’s oldest and most historic with excellent collection of period furniture, oil portraits.
	www.daytoursunplugged.ie /private-three.htm (327 words)

	The Dublin Pass - Malahide Castle
		Malahide Castle, set on 250 acres of park land in the pretty seaside town of Malahide,was both a fortress and a private home for nearly 800 years and is an interesting mix of architectural styles.
		Many additions and alterations have been made to this romantic and beautiful structure, but the contours of the surrounding parklands have changed little in 800 years,retaining a sense of the past.
		Malahide Castle is operated by Dublin Tourism Attractions in conjunction with Fingal County Council.
	www.dublinpass.ie /dublinpass/detail/default.asp?ID=1345&refID= (196 words)

	Township of Malahide, Ontario Canada. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The municipal government of the Township of Malahide was incorporated on January 1, 1998 when the Twp.
		of Malahide, Village of Springfield and the Twp.
		Malahide Township is a lower tier municipality located within the County of Elgin in southwestern Ontario.
	www.elgintourist.com /malahide (59 words)

	HIGH-IMPACT Business English Training - Malahide - Ireland - executive english - english for lawyers
		Malahide is situated just a few miles north of Dublin and is the perfect location to enjoy sailing the waters of the Irish Sea and to admire this scenic stretch of Ireland's coastline.
		Malahide is located in an area of Dublin called Fingal, which covers 174sq.
		Malahide has also acquired a reputation as the gourmet capital of the East Coast, with an array of restaurants noted for the quality and variety of their food representing many nationalities.
	www.business-english-training.com /malahide.html (265 words)

	United Parishes of Malahide, Portmarnock & St. Doulagh’s
		The church is located at Balgriffin, on the R107 Dublin to Malahide Road, some 600 metres north of Balgriffin Cemetery.
		Speaking after the service of consecration, Archbishop Neill said ‘the building of this new chapel is a wonderful achievement and special credit must go to the Rector, the Revd Dr Norman Gamble, the members of the select vestry, particularly those most associated with the project and indeed all the parishioners.
		Brian Brown, Chairman of the Parish Development team, presented Archbishop Eames with a print of Malahide Castle, as a memento of his visits to the United Parishes.
	www.malahide.dublin.anglican.org /blog (1503 words)

	Malahide Community School - Introduction
		In 1958 the Sisters of the Holy Infant Jesus founded Scoil Iosa, a secondary school for girls on what are now the grounds of the Community School and Mrs Dowling amalgamated her school with the convent and joined the staff of the newly-established school.
		With that in mind pupils from the Malahide area, as specified in our criteria for entry, are catered for as a priority, with applications from neighbouring areas being considered on the basis of the places we have available.
		Children who are ordinarily resident in the Malahide Community School Catchment Area as defined in Appendix I. Children outside the said catchment area with brothers/sisters attending Malahide Community School.
	www.iol.ie /~mhidecs/introduc.htm (1274 words)

	Welcome to Fingal County Council - Malahide Castle
		* Malahide Castle is situated in Malahide Demesne, which is 16 km (10miles) north east of Dublin City off the R107.
		Malahide Castle was the home of the Talbot family until 1976 when the estate was sold to the Council.
		The Dublin to Drogheda train and the Dart serve Malahide Town, a walk of only minutes to a Park entrance.
	www.fingalcoco.ie /LeisureandTourism/ParksHeritageProperties/MalahideCastle (400 words)

	Malahide Castle Gardens, County Dublin
		Most Irish gardens rely on ericaceous plants such as rhododendrons to provide their main displays of colour, but at Malahide these are largely precluded by the alkalinity of the soil (around pH 7).
		The scent from philadelphus, syringa, deutzia and old roses more than compensates for any lack of colour, while the enormous range of non-ericaceous plants at Malahide-one of the most impressive of its kind in these islands-is particularly admired for its collection of ceanothus, clematis, crocosmia, eryngium, escallonia, euphorbia, hebe, hypericum, olearia and pittosporum.
		The history of the Talbots at Malahide stretches back to the end of the twelfth century, but the gardens are the creation of Milo, the seventh Lord Talbot de Malahide-a noted plantsman who assembled a collection of over 5,000 species and cultivars between 1948 and 1973.
	www.irelandseye.com /aarticles/travel/attractions/gardens/malahide.shtm (452 words)

	Malahide Golf Club Dublin, Ireland
		Set in the beautiful seaside of Malahide this golf club has everything that a golfer could wish for to enjoy a perfect game of golf.
		Set on Dublin's golden North Coast in the beautiful seaside resort of Malahide, Eddie Hackett has designed 27 holes of classic quality combining the pleasant ambience of parkland with the climatic elements of a seaside links.
		Opened in 1892 and moving to its new location in 1990, the Malahide Golf club has a proud history with the distinguished players being Tom Craddock, Walker Cup player and Philip Walton, European Ryder Cup hero at Oakhill in 1995.
	www.dublinevents.com /dublin-golf/malahide-golf-club.php (622 words)

	Malahide, Dublin Photographer - Wedding, Portrait, Commercial, Event and Other Photography Service
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	Malahide RFC Website - Seniors
		Malahide RFC won their first silverware of the season in the recently re-instated Malahide-Suttonians Floodlit cup....
		Malahide RFC welcomed Italian Touring side Gubbio to their new grounds in Seabury for an enjoyable touring match.
		It may have been the long drive down but Malahide started very slowly and although the importance of the game was not lost by the team the performance was lacking.
	www.malahiderfc.ie /index.php?topic=seniorrugby&page=4 (548 words)

	Malahide Things to Do Tips by MalenaN - VirtualTourist.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		They installed Sir Talbot as Lord of Malahide and his family were Lords of the castle all the time (almost) until 1973.
		During Georgian times Malahide grew and from that time many fine houses can still be seen in town and along the sea front.
		Malahide is situated in the northern end of the DART line and is counted as one of Dublin’s wealthiest suburbs.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/3fbdb/48025/4/?o=2 (543 words)

	Pobalscoil Iosa - Malahide Community School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pobalscoil Iosa (Malahide Community School) is a co-educational, non-selective school which welcomes pupils of all religious denominations.
		The school seeks to provide a climate in which students find encouragement to develop spiritual and moral values, personal and social skills and the highest standards of excellence of which they are capable in all aspects of their school activities.
		Pupils from the Malahide area are catered for as a priority, with applications from neighboring areas being considered on the basis of the places we have available.
	www.coe.iup.edu /international/IST/pobalsco.htm (864 words)

	Malahide Online, the Community Internet Site for Malahide, Co Dublin, Ireland
		Malahide is a small community on the east coast of Ireland, just north of Dublin City.
		The mission of the Malahide Community based web site is to provide a focal point for all things that are about or involving Malahide.
		Malahide is a wonderful place, close proximity to Dublin city and the Airport make it an ideal place for commuting while the village atmosphere, access to the sea, fine schools and a great community spirit make it a great place to live and raise a family.
	www.malahide.ie (298 words)

	Malahide Marina Centre
		Malahide Marina is located just ten miles north of Dublin’s city centre, convenient to the M1 and M50 motorways, and well served by public transport.
		Malahide, a town on Ireland’s east coast known locally as “the village” has a certain charm that draws people back, again and again.
		For the sailor, the location is ideal for cruising this scenic stretch of coastline.
	www.malahidemarina.net (254 words)

	Mediaeval Castle in Malahide - Mediaeval Great Hall - Co. Dublin
		The history of the Talbots of Malahide stretches back virtually unbroken to 1185 when the property was granted to Robert Talbot by Prince John, Lord of Ireland.
		The castle is the oldest to be continually inhabited by the same family and, apart from a period during which they were evicted by Cromwell, the Talbots lived there until 1975.
		The delightful demesne was created by (Milo) Lord Talbot de Malahide between 1948 and 1973 and contains over 5,000 different species of trees and shrubs.
	www.gardensireland.com /malahide-castle.html (235 words)

	Malahide, Dublin Copywriters - Copy Writer
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