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Topic: River Dodder

	Dodder - a plant parasite - Cuscuta Grammica Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Tri River Area
		Dodder is classified as a member of the Morning-Glory Family (Convolvulaceae) in older references, and as a member of the Dodder Family (Cuscutaceae) in the more recent publications.
		Dodder is particularly troublesome where alfalfa, clover and onion are grown for seed because dodder seed is difficult to remove from the desired seed crop and can be spread with infested seed.
		Dodder seed can be spread by irrigation water, in the manures of livestock that have eaten infested alfalfa, or along with the seed of crops that were infested with dodder.
	www.colostate.edu /Depts/CoopExt/TRA/dodder.html (789 words)

	Ringsend Port and Pidgeon's House
		For a time the river was constrained to return from "its perverse course" to its original channel, but later on, as maps of the period show, the river broke bounds again, and gave necessity for a temporary wooden bridge as well as the permanent stone one.
		Owing to the spreading of the Dodder at its mouth these cars, which were of most primitive construction, were able to cross the river at low water, and flew over the sands between Ringsend and Lazar Hill, now Townsend Street, without waiting to consider whether bridges were available.
		As it was seen that it would be useless to deepen the mouth of the river unless measures were taken to prevent the influx of sand from the coast to the south of Ringsend, the construction of a barrier, where the South Wall now runs, was undertaken at a very early stage of the work.
	www.eiretek.org /chapters/books/Pembroke/pem6.htm (1640 words)

	Irish Wildlife Trust - Education, Awareness, Action
		This project's mission is to rehabilitate and clean up the River Dodder to an effective watershed area while increasing awareness and engaging the community in the habitats protection.
		Information booklet called "Wildlife in and on the River Dodder" has been produced and further research will be conducted on the river.
		The River Dodder runs from its source in the Dublin Mountains through the Glenasmole Reservoirs, circling villages and passing through park lands of Templeogue, Terenure, Clonskeagh and finally into Dublin Bay via the Grand Canal.
	www.iwt.ie /dodder.php (179 words)

	Atlas of Student Action for the Planet : River Dodder Environmental Project
		The River Dodder Environmental Project has been established in St. Joseph's School, Terenure, Dublin, Ireland with the purpose of:
		The River Dodder will be launched on the Internet and will be the first river of Dublin to be 'surfed' on the Web.
		The sixth class boys have designated Friday, 5th of June as Terenure Environmental Day during which the River Dodder Project will be completed.
	www.un.org /cyberschoolbus/planet/pages/97.asp (182 words)

	RTE News - Tallaght Gardaí rescue man from river
		Gardaí in Tallaght have rescued a man from a river after he attempted to set himself alight.
		Gardaí had been trying to calm the man on the riverbank when he set himself on fire and fell backwards into the river just before midnight.
		On the bank of the river Dodder, he threatened to douse himself in petrol as a number of Gardaí tried to calm him down.
	www.rte.ie /news/1999/0819/river.html (158 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The site is bounded to the north-west by the valley of the River Dodder, to the north-east by the valley of a tributary stream of the River Dodder, beyond which is the large site of a semi-detached cottage and a mounded area of largely bare earth, the former site of a concrete works.
		It is an objective to provide for the continued development of the Dodder Valley Linear Park, including the continued development of a walk along the river and the extension of the network of pedestrian footpaths.
		From the Dodder Valley Park, views of the building from a westerly direction would be screened by the heavy concentration of tree planting proposed in the areas of the site proximate to the river.
	www.pleanala.ie /REP/209/R209775.DOC (6243 words)

	Dodderbank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		One, two and three bedroomed units are on offer and there is a choice of orientation - river view, garden or the courtyard aspects and one or two apartments benefit from a "dual" view.
		While it is surrounded by an area of cultivated parkland, it has all the convenience elements for a comfortable lifestyle.
		For walking the dog or taking a constitutional dander the linear river pathway means you can stroll all the way to Ballsbridge right from your home base.
	www.paintbox.ie /dodderbank/printout.htm (763 words)

	brook
		It flowed from the Dublin mountains through Forestry lands and cattle-fields as one of several tributaries of the river Dodder, itself a tributary of the Liffey.
		Then the lure of the river would lose its charm, and I would hurry along the furlong to the house, fearful of the bogeyman, or worse, in the misty twilight.
		For to me, beauty exists in the simple things, and water and rivers are beautiful as they flow on quietly in the special memory of a small boy on a sunny, summer morning.
	homepage.eircom.net /~williew/brook.htm (916 words)

	River Dodder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Dodder (An Dothra in Irish) rises on the northern slopes of Kippure in the Wicklow Mountains.
		The River Poddle also enters the River Dodder as it flows through Tallaght.
		To catch sea trout on this river it is best fished in September at night when the river is in spate.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Dodder (149 words)

	Our School
		The River Poddle, which rises in Tallaght was the source of the water which formed the moate of Dublin Castle.
		This supply was added to by taking water from the River Dodder, another Tallaght River.
		The original structure used to control the flow of water to the city is still to be seen on the River Dodder at Firhouse
	www.iol.ie /~stmarks/pages/Tallght1.htm (372 words)

	water (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This section of the programme -The Upper Dodder Valley and its Environment - tells how the waters of the Dodder were har- nessed and used to supply the domestic and industrial needs
		Until the 13th century the little River Poddle was the only source of a supply of fresh water to the city of Dublin.
		As a result it was decided to divert water from the River Dodder to the River Poddle.
	homepage.eircom.net /~stmartindeporresns/waterpage.html (195 words)

	Irish Wildlife Trust - Education, Awareness, Action
		The scheme is to promote community involvement in the protection and conservation of the River Dodder in Dublin.
		The aim of the project is to get the local community and River Dodder users to report any wildlife issues and negative developments along the river and linear parks.
		In the booklet there are record sheets, we would like people to record any sighting of wildlife and negative problems that they might see on their leisurely stroll along the River Dodder.
	www.iwt.ie /dodder2.php (260 words)

	ORB - Florilegium urbanum - Constitution - A colonial constitution
		For transporting a tun of wine from the river as far as any house outside the walls, 3d.
		I am uncertain whether super ripam may refer to structures such as quays (over the water) or warehouses (beside the river), and so have opted for an ambiguous translation; the reference to the risk of damage makes me favour quays, however, as these might be potential obstructions to river traffic.
		It should be kept in mind that this clause, as with many others in the charter, was derived almost verbatim from the 1188 charter to Bristol, and so we should not look for special local significance to Dublin.
	www.the-orb.net /encyclop/culture/towns/florilegium/government/gvcons18.html (5236 words)

	U2 / Landmark Tower, H2 Architects - Unbuilt Dublin - Archeire - Irish Architecture Online
		The competition site's location at the intersection of the River Liffey and the River Dodder suggests the design of a welcoming landmark beacon for seafaring visitors to the city of Dublin.
		The River Dodder cuts into the site, bringing the water into the Public Plaza and serving as a reminder of its former role in supporting the livelihood of the city.
		The base is grounded along the Britain Quay side and wraps around the southern end of a floating two-story glass box overlooking the Plaza on the River Dodder side.
	www.irish-architecture.com /unbuilt_ireland/dublin/u2_tower/h2architects/index.html (409 words)

	Student Xpress Educational Supplement
		The post glacial valley floor was U-shaped and much higher than at present but the Dodder and its tributaries cut through the sand especially at the western end of the glen leaving excellent sections for the geomorphologist.
		The river Dodder plunges sharply from its source among the peat hags on the north face of Kippure through a series of waterfalls and plunge pools capturing the steep tributaries of Cot Brook and Slade Brook in the process.
		These water resources were trapped behind two dams built in the 1880s to provide water for both the Rathmines/Rathgar townships and the many mills which harnessed the water power.
	www.studentxpress.ie /educ/geog/geog2a/geog2a9.html (1079 words)

	River Dodder
		The Dodder is quite a remarkable river, in that it flows through the city of Dublin and is well worth fishing for both brown trout and sea trout.
		The river has good hatches of olives and midges, but it has few Sedges or other large flies.
		The Dodder Angling Club have taken a special interest in the river.
	www.irishfisheries.com /waterways.asp?P=1&W=7 (227 words)

	Main Frame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dodderbank enjoys the benefits of a high amenity location, situated between the River Dodder and tall trees on the steep slopes of the bank.
		Dodderbank overlooks the well-kept River Dodder linear parkland.
		It almost could be refreshingly described as an en suite recreational facility.
	www.paintbox.ie /dodderbank/location_main.htm (237 words)

	U2 / Landmark Tower, cordoba + reed design studio - Unbuilt Dublin - Archeire - Irish Architecture Online
		The textured brickwork walls of the warehouses, the stone and clay of the river bank and the steel of the girders and trusses of the machines that work the docks.
		As well as providing a marker to the entry to the Grand Canal Docks, it is important that the Landmark Tower recognizes this history and reflects both the physical and historical context.
		The location of the tower at the junction of the River Dodder and River Liffey stands at the threshold of maritime movement out into the international world and movement from the international world into the domestic world of Ireland.
	www.irish-architecture.com /unbuilt_ireland/dublin/u2_tower/cordobareed (744 words)

	A Brief History of Donnybrook
		Broc is said to have founded a convent on the banks of the River Dodder in the first half of the eighth century.
		The elite class, concerned with promoting and maintaining an image of respectability, exerted pressure through the institutions of church and state to suppress the fair.
		A new Catholic church was erected in 1866 on the south bank of the River Dodder, overlooking the fair grounds.
	relliott.tripod.com /dbrkhist.html (1551 words)

	Eastern Regional Fisheries Board
		The River Dodder rises in the mountains above Bohernabreena Reservoir south of Dublin and flows in a north-easterly direction for 14 miles through the southern side of the city before entering the Irish Sea at Dublin Bay.
		This river has a reasonable stock of brown trout which is complimented by stocking, as well as a small stock of sea trout.
		Fishing on this river is controlled by the Dodder Anglers and riparian owners.
	www.fishingireland.net /fishing/salmonandtrout/dublin/dodder.htm (523 words)

	Jason Consultants Group \| Global Expertise in Underground Technologies
		The area surrounding the river was considered wetlands and therefore extremely environmentally sensitive.
		ESB International retained Jason Consultants as technical advisors for a 200m crossing of the River Dodder and Grand Dock near Dublin Port.
		Following drilling problems during construction of the sea outfall on this project, East of Scotland Water requested an independent assessment by Jason Consultants of the tender documents and directional drilling methods proposed and used by the contractor during the work in support of their contractual discussions.
	www.jasonconsult.com /projectbriefs/directional_drilling.html (732 words)

	Cllr Dermot Lacey, Labour Party Councillor for Pembroke Ward, Dublin South East: Scully's Field & the Dodder Linear Park
		For years those of us seeking to protect the Dodder and develop a public amenity, have been told that there is no money available.
		The new Dodder Park would have, at its core, the area known as Scully's Field in Milltown and would continue down through Clonskeagh and Donnybrook.
		If Fianna Fail and the PDs are serious about the environment and serious about protection and enhancement of the River Dodder as their local representatives claim, they will row in behind this proposal and endorse the allocation of the necessary finance to complete the job.
	www.dermotlacey.com /archives/2004/05/scullys_field_t.html (449 words)

	Lansdowne Road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lansdowne Road Stadium is situated in the neighbourhood of Ballsbridge in the city's Dublin 4 area.
		It crosses the River Dodder and is in proximity to many Victorian redbrick houses.
		After the First World War, the members of Lansdowne and Wanderers reclaimed land from the nearby Dodder river and created enough ground for two back pitches to be formed, enabling the main pitch to be turned out around to the configuration used ever since.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lansdowne_Road (1358 words)

	Yvonne Jerrold at Troubador Publishing
		is about one young woman's struggle to reconcile two opposing views of the world: that of her father and sister, and that of her childhood companion, Silas, the elusive river boy.
		The unpredictable river in this story was inspired by the Dodder river which flows down the Wicklow mountains and through the city of Dublin where I grew up.
		However, the dodder of the title refers, not to the river, but to the dodder people whose name comes from the dodder plant, a leafless and virtually rootless, parasitic vine.
	www.troubador.co.uk /author_detail.asp?surname=Jerrold (347 words)

	Verde River Basin Partnership Title II Forum
		President Bush signed the Northern Arizona Land Exchange and Verde River Basin Partnership Act of 2005 into law on Nov. 22.
		…assistance for a collaborative and science-based water resource planning and management partnership for the Verde River Basin in the state of Arizona, consisting of members that represent—
		The establishment of this Partnership offered agencies and Verde watershed stakeholders an opportunity to work collaboratively in the development of a coordinated approach to water management, and to consider critical questions of water allocation and environmental protection.
	www.vwa.org /verde-river-basin_partnership_forum.htm (298 words)

	John Gormley » Flooding
		It would seem, once again, that this is an exercise in spin by a Government trying to give the impression that it is doing something about flooding and global warming, when in fact it is doing very little indeed,” Mr Gormley concluded.
		Parlon): The estimated cost in 2006 of preparing the catchment management plan for the River Dodder is €500,000. The Office of Public Works has agreed to provide this funding to Dublin City Council, which is the contracting authority for the study. The study is expected to incur similar costs in 2007.
		Parlon): The Commissioners of Public Works have agreed in principle to provide funding for the preparation of a catchment flood risk management plan for the River Dodder, to be commissioned by Dublin City Council. Procedures for the engagement of consultants to undertake the study are in train.
	www.johngormley.com /wp/category/issues/flooding (1355 words)

	BreakingNews.ie: Gardaí seek help identifying body found in Dublin
		Gardaí in Dublin are appealing for the public's help in identifying a man whose body was recovered from the River Dodder in Irishtown last Friday.
		Minister for Transport Martin Cullen has dismissed concerns that Ireland could be used as a 'back door' by Islamic extremists seeking to bomb Britain.
		The man is described as 6ft in height, with a thin build.
	www.breakingnews.ie /2006/08/14/story272112.html (208 words)

	Dublin holiday apartment rental with balcony/terrace, TV
		Set on the banks of the river Dodder and overlooking the woods this spectacular luxury apartment is the ideal retreat for those wanting to discover Dublin city while enjoying the tranquility of the suburbs.
		These luxury apartments are situated less than 5 minutes walk from the LUAS station and is serviced by numerous buses to the nearby Grafton street area of Dublin city.
		There are two full bathrooms and the two bedrooms are large with views of the river and woods.
	www.holidaylettings.co.uk /rentals/dublin/14181 (909 words)

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