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	O'Gradys - Iroko House, Bed & Breakfast, Limerick, Ireland
		We are two miles on the Limerick side of Patrickswell and One mile from Raheen Industrial Estate roundabout.
		When you reach Patrickswell village, come for two more miles towards Limerick City, We are the first turn to the left and the second house on the left, Where you turn left for our home there are road markings, also, we have a pointer sign on the corner, we are very easy to find.
		We are the first turn to the left and the second house on the left, Where you turn left for our home there are road markings, also, we have a pointer sign on the corner.
	www.irokohouse.com /about_location_drive.html (614 words)

	The Examiner - Sport From Ireland - 16, August, 1999
		Patrickswell manager Phil Bennis admitted afterwards that his side had not played well, but was, nonetheless, pleased that they had got over what he had described as their most difficult challenge to date and had booked for themselves a place in the semis.
		Unlike Patrickswell, they had just one point on the board after 28 minutes from Declan O’Grady, but were happy enough to go in just five in arrears.
		There was tremendous pressure on the losers’ defence in the final 10 minutes as Patrickswell hunted for scores, and the most important contribution came on 56 minutes from Paul O’Grady, who stuck a foot out to put the ball over the line after keeper Tim Houlihan had earlier made a brave save.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/08/16/shead_17.htm (789 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Signal box
		A signal box/cabin (in Britain and other Commonwealth countries) or interlocking/signal tower/cabin (in North America), is a building from which railway signals and switches or points are controlled.
		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.
		This type of signal does use a (parabolic) reflector and thus lower power lamps and a less directional lens system are used since there is a far greater percentage of the light available to be directed down the tracks towards the driver of the oncoming train.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Signal-box (1102 words)

	Patrickswell - Definition, explanation
		Patrickswell (Tobar Phádraig in Irish) is a small town in County Limerick, Ireland.
		A railway line to Adare and Foynes traverses the town, though Patrickswell station is long closed.
		The station was at one time Patrickswell Junction, with direct Limerick–Cork trains diverging here from the route of trains bound for Foynes or North Kerry and Tralee.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/p/pa/patrickswell.php (247 words)

	Waterford News & Star: GAA: Sion leave title behind in Limerick
		Patrickswell replied to level when O’Grady was fouled from the puck out and pointed his free but almost immediately Mount Sion were back in front when John Cleere broke out of defence to set Eoin Kelly up for a point and a 1-3 to 0-5 lead.
		Patrickswell were just hanging in when Kevin Carey forced a ‘65’ and O’Grady duly levelled in the 19th minute.
		Patrickswell were now well back in the game and according to plan they withdrew ineffective veterans Anthony Carmody and Gary Kirby from attack to be replaced by teenagers John McDermott and Brian Geoghegan.
	www.waterford-news.com /news/story.asp?j=12615 (1725 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Patrickswell
		Patrickswell (Tobar Phádraig in Irish) is a small town in County Limerick, Ireland.
		The town is located near to the N20/N21 road, which until Patrickswell was bypassed in 2001, ran through the town centre.
		A railway line to Adare and Foynes passes alongside the town to the south, although Patrickswell station is long closed.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Patrickswell (425 words)

	Waterford Today - 19 November 2003 - GAA Notes By The Villager
		Within 30 seconds Patrickswell corner forward Kevin Carey took advantage of the slippy conditions as he gathered a loose ball and opened the score.
		Patrickswell however have come through a tough campaign and they were certainly not going down without a fight.
		Patrickswell now go on to meet Cork champions Newtown-Shandrum while Mount Sion will get a good rest and you can be sure they will return refreshed for another tilt at the championships next year.
	www.waterford-today.ie /index.php?id=9114&what=3&issue=175 (1374 words)

	about
		Patrickswell still retains the appearance of a village, despite its population of over 3000 and perhaps more importantly, to my mind, it still holds that flavour of a village in its good natured people and their great since of humour.
		I was born in Patrickswell and lived there until my late teens, when I immigrated to London in 1952 and then to Australia in 1967.
		Although it is now over fifty years since I have lived in Patrickswell, it is still very much a part of me. From time to time I return and get the opportunity to catch up with old friends and relations and especially school friends.
	www.erniespatrickswell.com /about.html (266 words)

	Doon GAA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clubs were assessed under a number of key headings which included: promotion of gaelic games, participation of club officials in Comhairle, club coaching structures and contribution to the local community.
		They qualified for the 2000 county hurling decider courtesy of a semi-final win over Garyspillane but unfortunately the couldn’t go the full distance and came out at the wrong end of a 0-16 to 0-15 scoreline in the final.
		“Patrickswell then went on to lose narrowly to Sixmilebridge in the Munster club championship so that proves we’re not that far away.
	groups.msn.com /DoonGAA/2000panel.msnw (598 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		Patrickswell under 14 hurlers brought home their first silverware of the year by beating Na Piarsaigh in the City Final of the Feile na nGeal.
		Patrickswell got off to a great start and a point from play by Andrew Carroll put them into an early lead.
		Fifteen minutes into the first half Patrickswell lead by 1-3 to 0-0. At this stage Na Piarsaigh start to come more into the game and two points late in the first half saw them trail by only 4 points at half time.
	www.hoganstand.com /limerick/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=74919 (368 words)

	Sweeney Clan Web Site - Notable Sweeneys
		But there were others who played their part in those dark days in Ireland and who might not have been given due recognition.
		His fathers (Michael's) family moved from Macroom to Ballyanrahan, Patrickswell County Limerick about 1876 to a two hundred acre farm where Michael was born in 1890.
		In Kildimo village about eight miles from Patrickswell there was an anti-conscription meeting held which was attended largely by young farmers sons and farm workers who were later to prove a great asset when engaging enemy forces, knowing the terrain extremely well.
	www.cgim.org /sweeneyclan/misc/01.html (759 words)

	Patrickswell Taxi & Mini-Bus Service, Patrickswell, County Limerick, Ireland
		Patrickswell Taxi and Mini-Bus Service, Patrickswell, County Limerick, Ireland
		Scenic tours of Co Clare including the cliff's of Moher, Bunratty Castle.
		In fact any where you and your friends would like to be taken Patrickswell Taxis and Mini - Bus Service will be glad to take you.
	www.littleireland.ie /patrickswelltaxis (73 words)

	Ryan v. Attorney General
		This concentration and the state of dental health in children in Patrickswell is dealt with in a report presented to the Oireachtas.
		The dentists when examining the teeth of the Patrickswell children and when recording the results of the examinations, had no knowledge of the particular water supply used by the children and took no part in the ascertainment of the water supply used by them.
		The average dental caries rate among children attending Patrickswell school who did not use the naturally fluoridated supply is very similar to the average dental caries rate among children in the Limerick health authority area as a whole, whereas the dental caries rate of the children using the Patrickswell public water supply is markedly lower.
	www.ucc.ie /law/irlii/cases/913p_62.htm (12516 words)

	Juvenile Club
		Eoin addressed the young players and congratulated them on their successes, he also stressed the importance of practice and commitment, a message close to the heart of Patrickswell GAA Club.
		He also thanked the parents for their help and support throughout the year.
		He re-stated the Patrickswell Juvenile Club’s philosophy of teaching a love of the game and producing players at 17 or 18 years of age capable of playing at Senior Level.
	www.patrickswellgaa.com /juvenile_club.htm (227 words)

	Sport - Limerick Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		PATRICKSWELL in the past have been known to be able to dig out results in difficult situations, but last Sunday in the Gaelic Grounds, not even their die hard supporters could have seen a way back for a 'Well' outfit that trailed 0-1- to 0-3 after 25 minutes.
		Patrickswell did open the scoring with a Barry Foley free, but a brace of points by Eoin Ryan quickly followed as Kilmallock took control with further white flags from Paudie O'Brien and Brian O'Sullivan.
		Patrickswell with their tails now up, finished the half the stronger with points from Barry Foley (free) and Edward Geary to leave only two between them 0-10 to 1-5.
	www.limericktoday.com /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=3420&ArticleID=1771996 (647 words)

	ireland.com / Today / Sport / GAA
		In an enthralling last quarter, Patrickswell began to dominate but could not put their opponents away.
		But there was to be no fairy-tale ending for the Clare men, as first O'Grady and then Eoin Foley put paid to their hopes with a pair of points to see Patrickswell safely through to the next round.
		PATRICKSWELL: E Murphy; M Foley, A Foley, P Earls; T O'Brien, C Carey, Paul O'Reilly; Peter O'Reilly, P O'Grady (0-5, four frees); E Foley (1-2), A Carmody (0-1), P Carey; D O'Grady (1-4), G Kirby, K Carey.
	www.ireland.com /sports/gaa/2003/1027/1017608358SPS10MUNSTERSH.html (411 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		Stephen McDonogh celebrated his 37th birthday at the Gaelic Grounds by helping Bruree to their first Limerick SHC success since 1893 at the expense of raging favourites Patrickswell.
		Patrickswell made the brighter start and went on to lead by 1-7 to 0-8 at the interval thanks to Barry Foley’s goal on the stroke of half-time.
		They kept their noses in front until the 50th minute when Tommy O’Brien scored a stunning goal to edge Bruree into a 1-14 to 1-13 lead.
	hoganstand.com /ArticleForm.aspx?ID=67827 (190 words)

	Pallaskenry GAA Club
		After their disappointing loss to Monaleen last week, the lads got back into their stride in the 2nd half of this of this game which was marred by a strong wind.
		Patrickswell, a nice sharp-passing footballing side, went into the lead with a point after 3 minutes.
		On the stroke of half-time, Patrickswell's lead looked unassailable when a Patrickswell defender was penalised for picking the ball off the ground in the square.
	www.pallaskenrygaa.com /?c=N&item=69 (457 words)

	RTÉ Sport: GAA: Sixmilebridge through to Munster Final
		Limerick champions Patrickswell had the breeze in their favour at the end of the first half but only held a four-point margin at the break.
		Patrickswell scored the first point of the second half but then had to wait 18 minutes before they could add to it.
		With the final puck of the game, a Patrickswell 65 went inches wide and Sixmilebridge were through to the final.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2000/1119/clubchamp.html (277 words)

	Newtownshandrum GAA
		So they took another Cork title by beating Blackrock to add to that won three years ago and kept their sights on a higher goal.
		Now only Patrickswell, the vastly experienced Limerick champions, are standing in their way of achieving their target.
		It was Mount Sion who beat Newtownshandrum on their only other journey into Munster in 2000, and the chance for some revenge might have been an added spur for Newtown.
	www.newtownshandrum.com /hurling/2003/seniorchampionship/newtownvwellirishtimespreview1.html (708 words)

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	Green Foods - Search Results
		Ernie's Patrickswell - Personal site where people can meet and discuss past and current events in Patrickswell, with images and links.
		Patrickswell National School - Information on sports, activities, other school news and holidays, along with photographs, class pages and contact details.
		Patrickswell Village - Community Council site with newsletter, location, history, sport and racing information, details of the community council and a poetry corner from this north county village.
	www.greenfoods.com /cgi-bin/greenfoods.cgi?etype=odp&passurl=/Regional/Europe/Ireland/Limerick/Localities/Patrickswell (143 words)

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		Ernie's Patrickswell - - Personal site where people can meet and discuss past and current events in Patrickswell, with images and links.
		Patrickswell National School - - Information on sports, activities, other school news and holidays, along with photographs, class pages and contact details.
		Patrickswell Village - - Community Council site with newsletter, location, history, sport and racing information, details of the community council and a poetry corner from this north county village.
	www.internetdj.com /search/search.php?browse=/Regional/Europe/Ireland/Limerick/Localities/Patrickswell (173 words)

	An Fear Rua - The GAA Unplugged
		Garryspillane had a surprise win over Patrickswell, but the fact that both teams were through anyway makes it a hard game to analyse.
		They face Patrickswell and will not be one bit afraid of them since they lifted the hoodoo in 2001.
		The semi final pairings are the most interesting, as Kilmallock, Patrickswell and Adare are all on the same side of the group.
	www.anfearrua.com /ViewSectionDetail.asp?docid=1776 (633 words)

	Irish Examiner - Sport From Ireland - 04, December, 2000
		RAZOR SHARP Croom set themselves up for a meeting with Adare in the Limerick Under 21 hurling final as a result of their 11 points victory over out of sorts Patrickswell at a wet and windy Kilmallock yesterday.
		With Patrickswell having managed just one point from Paul O’Reilly they were in a commanding position 3 4 to 0 1 at the break.
		Patrickswell, despite many changes in position and personnel, failed to make use of wind advantage and had just three second half points, two from defender Paul O’Reilly.
	ted.examiner.ie /archives/2000/December/4/current/spage_13.htm (490 words)

	2238 venue information on ticketmaster.ie
		On the outskirts of Patrickswell, turn left at the first roundabout and go straight at the next roundabout.
		Go straight over the roundabout and Limerick Racecourse is situated half a mile down this road on the left.
		Patrickswell is 6 miles south of Limerick City and Limerick Racecourse is well sign-posted from both directions.
	www2.ticketmaster.ie /cgi/asp_events/venue_page.asp?vaxname=UK2&venuenum=2238 (147 words)

	Taxman 'built 11 illegal homes'-Newspapers-Sunday Times-Ireland-TimesOnline
		A TAX official is being taken to court by Limerick county council for breach of planning permission after he built 11 houses behind a commercial development in Patrickswell.
		Some of the three-bedroomed terrace houses have been sold for €162,000 apiece but clients have had their deposits returned after it emerged that Gary Mason, a tax official who has also set up his own property development company, was not allowed to sell the houses because he had broken the terms of his planning permission.
		The case is to be heard in the district court in January.
	www.timesonline.co.uk /tol/newspapers/sunday_times/ireland/article767415.ece (665 words)

	RTÉ News: Four plead 'not guilty' to McCabe murder
		The four murder accused, are Pearse McCauley from Strabane County Tyrone and three County Limerick men: Jeremiah Sheehy from Rathkeale, and Michael O'Neill and Kevin Walsh from Patrickswell.
		The four are charged with capital murder, which carries a mandatory 40 year sentence on conviction.
		A fifth man, John Quinn from Patrickswell has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to rob and unlawful possession of ammunition.
	www.rte.ie /news/1999/0111/mccabe.html (638 words)

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