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	Mitchelstown - Co. Cork - mitchelstown information - Business Location Mitchelstown - Ballyhoura - Galtee mountains - ...
		Because of its location, Mitchelstown is the perfect spot for visitors if they wish to travel in south of Ireland.
		Mitchelstown, and the villages and townlands that make up its hinterland, is an area of great beauty, agricultural richness, culture and heritage.
		itchelstown is an ideal location for business with its central location for the south of Ireland.
	www.mitchelstown.eu (167 words)

	Mitchelstown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mitchelstown (Irish: Baile Mhistéala) is a small country town in County Cork in the south-west of Ireland.
		Mitchelstown nestles in the valley to the south of the Galtee Mountains close to the Mitchelstown Caves and is roughly 48km from Republic of Ireland's second city, Cork and roughly 36km from the Republic of Ireland's third city Limerick.
		Mitchelstown is believed to have been originally established and centred around a part of the town known as Brigown by Saint Fanahan in or around the 8th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mitchelstown,_Ireland (1098 words)

	Mitchelstown - LoveToKnow 1911
		MITCHELSTOWN, a market town of Co. Cork, Ireland, situated between the Kilworth and Galty Mountains, on a branch of the Great Southern and Western railway.
		The Mitchelstown limestone caves, exhibiting beautiful stalactite formations, are 6 m.
		On the 9th of September 1887 Mitchelstown was the scene of a riot in connexion with the Irish Nationalist "plan of campaign." The police were compelled to fire on the rioters, and two men were killed, after which the coroner's jury brought in a verdict of wilful murder against the police.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Mitchelstown (206 words)

	Sample text for Library of Congress control number 2003062764
		Earlier in the century the premier duke of Ireland, the Duke of Leinster, had built a large, rather forbidding country mansion in an undeveloped suburb of the city on the edge of Molesworth Fields, south of the Liffey.
		As far as birth was concerned, the major claimant for the rich prize was William, son of the Duke and Duchess of Leinster, the Duchess being one of the five lively daughters of the English Duke of Richmond.
		It was impossible to marry higher in Ireland and the Leinsters had immense political and social prestige.* But the Duke and Duchess had had a superfluity of children and consequently their great state was not supported by great riches.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/samples/random051/2003062764.html (2266 words)

	Mitchelstown Cheese History
		Although there is some evidence on tomb murals dating back to 3000 BC to suggest the practise of cheese making was carried out in ancient Egypt, the origin of cheese has no precise date in history...
		In Britain, a certain Doctor William Cheddar first created his namesake cheese, which is now the most popular of its kind in the world, particularly in Ireland, where Mitchelstown Cheddars are made to the highest standards of flavour and quality.
		The name Munster, the province in which Mitchelstown is situated is a derivation of the Greek-Latin word monasterium or monastery, on account of the contribution monks made to the refinement of cheese in the Middle Ages.
	www.mitchelstown.ie /info_history_cheese.php (418 words)

	Tipperary,Cahir,accommodation directory ireland, photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mitchelstown Caves are located in county Tipperary 12 kilometres east of Mitchelstown.
		The limestone being dissolved by rainwater percolating through the soil and stone is redeposited in the cave as the drops of water evaporate in the air forming stalactites, stalagmites, calcite columns, and flow stones among other examples of formations which are to be seen in the caves.
		Considering that it takes over a thousand years for a stalagmite or stalactite to grow a few centimetres the formations found in Mitchelstown Caves are highly impressive.
	www.dirl.com /tipperary/mitchelstown-cave (169 words)

	Checkout Ireland - News - Print View - 600 Jobs at stake in Tesco battle \| Voted PPA Business Magazine of the Year 2001
		Michael Sullivan, development support manager, Tesco Ireland said that the application for Youghal and Clare Hall are currently with An Bord Pleanála. These hold-ups stem from objections lodged by RGDATA which is opposed to the development.
		This Tesco Ireland branch is part of a £20 million multi-purpose retail and leisure development on the site of the old cattle market on Barrack Street in Carlow town centre.
		Tesco Ireland will be the flagship tenant in the state of the art shopping and leisure complex.
	www.checkout.ie /News-print.asp?id=91 (531 words)

	Car Hire Ireland :: Cheap Car Rental in Ireland & Travel Ireland
		The Holy Island in Lough Derg, which is an early monastic settlement and the heritage center, operates boat trips to the island.
		Mitchelstown Cave : considered as the most spectacular caves in Europe with tourist outing shown through almost half a mile of this world famous show caves.
		Clonmore is noted as being one of the earliest ecclesiastical parishes in Ireland along with Ardfert, Killaloe and Clonmacnoise.
	www.anycarhire.com /car-hire/ireland.htm (470 words)

	Welcome to Cork Kerry-Mitchelstown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mitchelstown is located in the prosperous Golden Vale area, and is a noted centre for the production of dairy products.
		The Ballyhoura mountains rise west of the town and the higher Galtee mountains lie to the north-west of the Mitchelstown to Cahir road.
		Mitchelstown golf course is located just 1.5km from Mitchelstown Town Centre.
	www.corkkerry.ie /content.asp?id=138 (162 words)

	Location - JJ O'Brien & Sons Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Mitchelstown, Cork, Ireland
		We are based in Lower Cork Street, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, in the heart of Munster, and bordering Co. Limerick and Co. Tipperary.
		We are an independent firm prominently located on the main street of Mitchelstown.
		Mitchelstown is also situated close to Cork city, 30 miles by road.
	www.jjobrien.ie /page.asp?cid=41 (271 words)

	Show Caves of Ireland: Mitchelstown Cave
		Mitchelstown Cave, John English, Burncourt, Cahir, County Tipperary, Tel.
		Mitchelstown Cave is the only cave in this area open to the public.
		Desmond Cave is not open to the public, as a visit is highly dangerous because of a 30m deep entrance pit.
	www.showcaves.com /english/ie/showcaves/Mitchelstown.html (438 words)

	Mitchelstown Home Page
		Welcome to Mitchelstown, where some of the best loved and trusted cheeses in Ireland are made This is the Home of Good Cheese Here we’re passionate about cheese and want to help you learn more about it.
		The appeal of cheese is universal in its simplicity and from its earliest beginnings it has provided a unique natural flavour and nourishment to all, whether they be prince or pauper.
		Mitchelstown Award winning Cheese is now available in 300g & 400g & offers consumers high quality products as well as great value for money.
	www.mitchelstown.ie (332 words)

	Cheese Making in Mitchelstown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The cheese plant in Mitchelstown was founded in 1932 and was the first ever cheese plant in Ireland.
		Mitchelstown was also the first co-operative to pre-pack cheddar cheese.
		The plant now located on the Clonmel Road is one of the most advanced in Europe and consistently achieves the highest quality marks in Ireland.
	www.dairygold.ie /products/feature/mitch.html (82 words)

	Postcards from the Nanty Glo in my mind
		Much of Wednesday I felt like I was still somewhere over there...in the square in Mitchelstown, Ireland, waiting for an Eirebus to Dublin, waiting for someone to return the dozen calls we'd left for rescue after the car's breakdown.
		The main one is that Ireland is still a land of small towns, which dovetails into Nanty Glo as topic A in this space.
		In Ireland, teenagers and young adults seem everywhere, which also reminds us of an earlier generation in our own lives when the bulge on the demographic chart was greatly skewed toward youth rather than seniority, in contrast to our present era.
	www.nantyglo.com /jonal/aug3001.htm (666 words)

	Read Ireland Book Review - Issue 130
		The result is a refreshingly new perspective on Northern Ireland through the eyes of an English 'blow-in'.
		For the next 250 years Mitchelstown was home to the Kings - barons and earls of Kingston.
		This book is a comprehensive overview of Traveller life, culture and faith, which also extensively addresses the burning contemporary issues of accommodation, discrimination, education and health which adversely affect the quality of life of a community whose infant mortality rate is three times the national average.
	www.readireland.ie /booknews/issue130.html (1032 words)

	Read Ireland - Featured Authors
		Short story writer, novelist and playwright, Trevor was born William Trevor Cox on May 24, 1928, in Mitchelstown, County Cork.
		Trevor acknowledges the influence of James Joyce on his short story writing, and 'the odour of ashpits and old weeds and offal' can be detected in his work, but the overall impression is not a gloominess, since, particularly in the early work, the author's wry humor offers the reader a tragicomic version of the world.
		In his third collection of stories, Angels at the Ritz, Trevor makes his first reference to the Northern Ireland Troubles, and in the following collections his observations deepen and darken, especially when the stories illustrate the coercive power of history.
	www.readireland.ie /aotm/Trevor.html (1016 words)

	Publisher description for Library of Congress control number 2003062764 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		They were known as the Ascendancy, the dashing aristocratic elite that controlled Irish politics and society at the end of the eighteenth century—and at their pinnacle stood Caroline and Robert King, Lord and Lady Kingsborough of Mitchelstown Castle.
		Heirs to ancient estates and a vast fortune, Lord and Lady Kingsborough appeared to be blessed with everything but marital love—which only made the scandal that tore through their family more shocking.
		In 1798, at the height of a rebellion that was setting Ireland ablaze, Robert King was tried for the murder of his wife’s cousin—a crime born of passion that proved to have extraordinary political implications.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/description/random0414/2003062764.html (313 words)

	B&B Cork Bed and Breakfast Ireland - an B&B Network Ireland website
		County Cork belongs to the province of Munster and is situated in the south-western corner of Ireland.
		It covers an area of 7,457 km² and is the largest county of Ireland.
		It is the third largest city in Ireland and is elected as the European Capital of Culture in 2005.
	www.cork-bnb.com (513 words)

	Cork Accommodation-Cork Ireland Map & Accommodations guide
		Situated in the rugged south west of Ireland, lies County Cork or as it is also known "The Rebel County".
		County Cork is located in the south of Ireland and is the largest county in the country, so it's packed with lots of things for you to see and do.
		County Cork is very accessible, as all major roadways in the south lead to Cork city.
	cork.goireland.com /scripts/low/xq/asp/areatype.c/areaid.172/qx/area.htm (566 words)

	William Trevor
		He was born on May 24, 1928, in Mitchelstown, Ireland, and grew up listening to the tall tales of the locals.
		Settling in the West Country where his wife worked as a teacher, Trevor wrote his first novel, A Standard of Behaviour (1958), which received little critical notice from the press.
		Trevor's fiction, set mainly in Ireland and England, ranges from fl comedies characterized by eccentrics and sexual deviants to stories exploring Irish history and politics.
	amsaw.org /amsaw-ithappenedinhistory-052404-trevor.html (721 words)

	Ireland Self Catring-Cahir Park Cottages
		You'll find yourself swayed back in time and should the mood take you.There is no shortage of excellent leisure pursuits whether it be Golfing, Fishing, Horseriding, Hill Walking, Tennis or Cycling, all are literally at the doorstep(Within a 5 mins walk).
		There are many historical and cultural sites; the Nire Valley, Glen of Aherlow, St. Patrick's Well, Rock of Cashel, Mitchelstown Caves, to name but a few(within 15 kms radius).
		There is also plenty for children to do and see in the area including Parson's Green Park and Pet Farm, pony treking through the Parklands and access to local leisure centres.
	www.askpaddy.com /self_catering/CahirPark.php (140 words)

	Kevin Roche Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Kevin Roche (born 1922) was a brilliant designer best known for creating unique and distinctive images for corporate headquarters situated in urban and suburban areas.
		Kevin Roche was born on June 14, 1922, in Dublin, Ireland.
		When he was 17 he received his first opportunity to design and build--a cheese warehouse for his father, a successful agricultural businessman in Mitchelstown, Ireland.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/kevin-roche (992 words)

	Mitchelstown Ireland Hotels and Hostels Online - Hotel and Youth Hostel booking in Mitchelstown Ireland - international ...
		Mitchelstown Ireland Hotels and Hostels Online - Hotel and Youth Hostel booking in Mitchelstown Ireland - international hotel reservations with secure confirmation by Instant World Booking
		Let us pamper you during your stay in Ireland.
		Note: Rates represent the approximate lowest rate published, and are intended as a guideline for comparing accommodations.
	www.instantworldbooking.com /?hotel-in=Mitchelstown\|Ireland (113 words)

	Mitchelstown Music Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		We wish the festival all the success it deserves and hope that everyone will support it so it can grow and become a must fixture in the festival calendar every year.
		the Mitchelstown Music festival is to return in 2006.
		Having had a year off in 2005, the event will return on the August bank holiday weekend in 2006 with a line-up to suit all tastes.
	www.almedia.ie /mitchelstownfest/program.html (195 words)

	Mitchelstown Accommodation - Accommodation in Mitchelstown Ireland
		All our Mitchelstown Accommodation are Irish Tourism Board approved and bookings are made via our secure server ensuring your credit card details are protected at all times.
		The rates we offer for Accommodation in Mitchelstown are set by the Accommodation themselves so are quite simply the best available.
		Remember if you need Accommodation in any other part of Ireland to visit our Accommodation in Ireland section.
	www.irishaccommodationguide.com /cork-mitchelstown.html (201 words)

	UK-GolfGuide.com: : Golfers' Reports on Mitchelstown Golf Club, Mitchelstown in Ireland
		Mitchelstown is split into the old and the news holes.
		Some of the old holes were changed recently so we had some trouble finding our way.
		If you know that any of the information shown is inaccurate or out of date, please tell UK-GolfGuide so that we can update our files.
	www.uk-golfguide.com /eire/27614_reports.html (325 words)

	Mitchelstown Hotel /Mitchelstown Restaurant/ Mitchelstown Hotels Ireland/ Travel Guide Mitchelstown/ Local Attractions ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mitchelstown Hotel /Mitchelstown Restaurant/ Mitchelstown Hotels Ireland/ Travel Guide Mitchelstown/ Local Attractions Mitchelstown
		The ideal place to break a journey, O'Callaghans have an impressive deli and bakery as well as t...
		Mitchelstown contains listings for a total of 1 establishments.
	www.ireland-guide.com /browse/map.725.1265.html (125 words)

	Photos of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		These Ireland pictures are perfect for printed products, presentations, Web sites, cell phone images and postcards.
		Ireland, A rose lying on a cobblestone street
		Try searching for more Ireland photos or other keywords.
	www.photostogo.com /content/topsearches/Ireland_photos.asp (173 words)

	Ireland Lands
		A townland is not a town, does not have a government, and it is the smallest administrative unit in Ireland.
		The boundaries of the townlands were officially surveyed in the 1830s by the Ordnance Survey.
		Further complicating genealogy searches, some individuals in Ireland and America gave their place of birth as a townland or a township.
	www.magner.org /magner/ireland_lands.htm (161 words)

	njs-ramblings.info » Blog Archive » Ireland: Mitchelstown (again) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I had a great weekend in Mitchelstown visiting my old friend Julie and her family.
		I caught a bus to Leeds-Bradford airport and then the plane over to Cork and then a bus into the city and then to Mitchelstown.
		This entry was posted on Sunday, December 4th, 2005 at 9:32 pm and is filed under Friends, Ireland, Mitchelstown.
	njs-ramblings.info /2005/12/04/ireland-mitchelstown-again (289 words)

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