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	GENUKI: County Kilkenny - Parish of Shankill
		"Shankill", or St. Kill, a parish, in the barony of Gowran, county of Kilkenny, and province of Leinster, 3 miles (S.W.) from Bagnalstown, on the mail road to Kilkenny; containing 2313 inhabitants.
		Civil Roman Catholic Time FHLC parish parish period number Shankill Paulstown 1824-1880 0926124 Note: formerly part of Graiguenamanagh, and part of Grangesilvia, R.C. parish.
		Parish Townland Acres Diocese Shankill Ballygorteen 976 Leighlin Shankill Ballytarsna 213 Leighlin Shankill Ballyvalden 475 Leighlin Shankill Baurnafea 1159 Leighlin Shankill Coolcuttia 286 Leighlin Shankill Coorleagh 351 Leighlin Shankill Jordanstown 52 Leighlin Shankill Kellymount 1094 Leighlin Shankill Shankill 1880 Leighlin
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/irl/KIK/Shankill (219 words)

	Belfast Murals Shankill
		Belfast Murals Shankill - a celebration of release of prisoners from the H-block in 2000
		Belfast Murals Shankill - a commemoration of Stevie McCreag
		Belfast Murals Shankill - unionist are loyal to the queen of England
	www.gransha-taxi.co.uk /Belfast_murals_Shankill.htm (230 words)

	ASHLC ::: Ardoyne/Shankill Healthy Living Centre :::
		This section is Dedicated To Let the Public Interact With ASHLC through participating In our Active Forum.
		Ardoyne / Shankill Partnership Consists Of A Number Of Members
		Listed HERE are details on a list of our associates and friends.
	www.ashlc.com (0 words)

	:: ASHLC:: Ardoyne / Shankill Helathy Living Centre
		The Ardoyne/Shankill Health Partnership secured a major award on Friday 24th September at The Europa Hotel, hosted by The Northern Ireland Medical Review.
		It was the first year of The Smoking Cessation Award, which was jointly won alongside Craigavon Hospital.
		The project has managed to work with 60 smokers in Ardoyne and Shankill communities with 24 people giving up after four weeks from a four week quit date, boasting a 40% quit rate success.
	www.ashlc.com /content/admin/journal.asp (0 words)

	CCRU: Templegrove Action Research Limited - Fifth Public Discussion - The Shankill and the Falls: The Minority ...
		The settlement of the present-day Shankill is historically linked to two movements of people into the area, one movement of people from Antrim who settled in the Shankill area and the other movement from West Ulster who settled in the Falls area.
		The experience of the work houses was a gross indignity and was one which gave rise to the Shankill and the Falls joining together in protest and riot against poor relief in 1932.
		The roots of it have been in lower Shankill for 3 years and the roots are having a destructive effect on the community.
	www.ccruni.gov.uk /research/temple/discus5.htm (4687 words)

	Ulster-Scots & Irish Unionist Resource - History of the Shankill, Belfast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For centuries the Shankill graveyard was the main graveyard for the Belfast district.
		The Shankill Parish extended from Greencastle in the North to Malone in the South.
		In the ensuing years, the Shankill population dropped from 76,000 to 26,000.Over a thirty-year period the Greater Shankill and its residents were subjected to numerous bomb explosions and shootings, the most horrific being what is now known as the Shankill Bomb.
	www.ulster-scots.co.uk /docs/articles/historical/shankill.htm (1133 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Shankill, Dublin
		Shankill (Seanchill in Irish, meaning "old church") is a suburb of Dublin on the southern boundary of County Dublin and County Wicklow.
		Today, the area of Shankill is taken to include the lands of Rathmichael and Shankill, comprising a land area of around 1,600 acres.
		To the north of modern Shankill is Killiney hill, to the south, the large town of Bray, Co. Wicklow.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Shankill%2C_Dublin (1489 words)

	The Ultimate Shankill - American History Information Guide and Reference
		Shankill is an area in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
		The area, and the Shankill Road in particular, is famous for being at the centre of the political tensions in Northern Ireland.
		Shankill is also a suburb at the southern boundary of county Dublin, Ireland.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Shankill (229 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Shankill Road (in Irish, BÃ³thar na Seanchille) is the arterial road leading through a predominantly Protestant working-class area of Belfast, Northern Ireland, known as the Shankill.
		Many of the streets in the Shankill area, such as Leopold Street, Cambrai Street and Brussels Street, were named after places and people connected with Belgium or Flanders, where the flax from which the linen was woven was grown.
		During The Troubles, the Greater Shankill and its residents were subjected to bombings and shootings by Irish republican paramilitary forces, the most notable of which is now known as the 'Shankill Bomb'.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Shankill_Road (926 words)

	BBC News \| NORTHERN IRELAND \| Shankill leaders appeal for calm
		Soldiers were brought in to try prevent more bloodshed on the Shankill Road, where the feud is centred, for the first time in two years, and loyalist politicians and Protestant church leaders have been appealing to the paramilitaries to talk.
		Shankill Pastor Jack McKee of the Newlife Fellowship Church said there was an air of "uneasy calm" in the area.
		May Blood, made a Baroness in recognition of her many years of community work on the Shankill Road, said the community was not surprised that the feud had flared up, but that its violent escalation had shocked everyone.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/898918.stm (872 words)

	History of the Shankill Road - Scotch-Irish / Ulster-Scots Forums
		For centuries the Shankill graveyard was the main graveyard for the Belfast district.
		The Shankill Parish extended from Greencastle in the North to Malone in the South.
		In the ensuing years, the Shankill population dropped from 76,000 to 26,000.Over a thirty-year period the Greater Shankill and its residents were subjected to numerous bomb explosions and shootings, the most horrific being what is now known as the Shankill Bomb.
	www.scotchirish.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=539 (1337 words)

	Shankill Voices 1901 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		AS I STROLLED down the Shankill Road on the Sunday before Christmas, I noticed a wreath attached to the outside of the Shankill Leisure Centre.
		The opening chapters set the scene with a potted history of the district before the booklet allows s0me older residents to share their memories of characters like Tommy Henderson and Johnny McQuade and the local effects of such important historical events as the Home Rule Crisis and the wartime blitz.
		Shankill Voices is especially ideal for sending to Shankill exiles of any age, wherever in the world they may be now.
	www.ulsternation.org.uk /shankill_voices_1901.htm (459 words)

	Shankill Massacre of Protestants by the IRA/Sinn Fein
		Shankill Massacre of Protestants by the IRA/Sinn Fein
		Their coffins were sealed and no relatives seen their remains due to the horrific injuries all three received in the bomb blast.
		The husband of a woman who died in the IRA's Shankill Road bomb, yesterday (Monday) spoke of the hurt caused by a tribute to republicans killed during the group's terror campaign.
	www.iraatrocities.fsnet.co.uk /shankill.htm (2813 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first Shankill residents lived at the bottom of what is now known as Glencairn: a small settlement of ancient people inhabited a ring fort, built where the Ballygomartin and Forth rivers meet.
		Many of the streets in the Shankill area, such as Leopold Street, Cambrai Street and Brussels Street, were named after places and people connected with Belgium or Flanders, where the flax from which the linen was woven was grown.
		Over a thirty-year period the Greater Shankill and its residents were subjected to numerous bomb explosions and shootings by Irish republican murder gangs, the most horrific being what is now known as the 'Shankill Bomb'.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Shankill_Road (917 words)

	RTÉ News: Protestors block Lower Shankill Road
		Close to 100 women and children have blocked the lower part of the Shankill Road this evening claiming the community is living in fear under the UDA.
		The women claim they are living in fear and many of their sons have been exiled by the new leadership of the UDA installed by the paramilitary group following the enforced departure of the faction formerly led by Johnny Adair.
		The women called on the leadership of the UDA in the Lower Shankill to be stood down and for the overall leadership to allow their families return.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/0606/shankill.html (190 words)

	Shankill Butchers - Glasgledius (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Shankill Butchers were a group of loyalists in Northern Ireland who abducted Catholics, usually walking home from a night out, tortured and/or beat them, and killed them, usually by cutting the throat.
		The leader of the Shankill Butchers was one Lenny Murphy.
		The rest of the Shankill Butchers who were still in jail were soon released.
	www.glasglow.com /E2/sh/Shankill_Butchers.html (578 words)

	Epicurus.com Catalog: The Shankill Butchers
		The Shankill Butchers were an offshoot of the Loyalist Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), during the mid 1970's these evil killers, abducted and tortured to death, 19 innocent Catholics.
		The history of the Ulster Volunteer Force (of which the Shankill Buthers were members) is that of brutal but highly amateurish terror organization.
		By that time, most of the remaining Shankill Buthcers had been assassinated by the IRA, or killed by fellow UVF members who by that time, saw them as an embarrassment.
	www.epicurus.com /store/?itemID=0415922313 (643 words)

	A Castellated Queen Anne House with Moated and Walled Gardens - Shankill Castle & Gardens - Co. Kilkenny
		Shankill Castle started as a Bulter tower-house near the ruins of an old church.
		In 1708 it was rebuilt and set in a formal landscape, vista to the front and canal to the rear by Peter Alyward who had bought the lands from his wife's family.
		Since 1991 Shankill Castle is home and studio to the artist Elizabeth Cope, whose paintings are on display.
	www.castlesireland.com /shankill-castle.html (233 words)

	The Shankill Butchers, Belfast's notorious hoodlum terrorists - The Crime Library - The Crime library
		McLaverty could not have known it then, but he was to be the last victim and the only one to survive the murderous rampage of a gang of serial slaughterers who hid behind the veil of politics and sectarian warfare as they indulged their blood lust.
		In the twisted logic of this 300-year-old battlefield, it almost excuses the men, who under the direction of the psychopathic killer Lenny Murphy, tortured and murdered their prey, using finely honed butchers knives for the purpose.
		But it is accurate to say that the victims of Shankill Butchers were casualties of the war.
	www.crimelibrary.com /terrorists_spies/terrorists/shankill_butchers/index.html (1100 words)

	SHANKILL PUBLIC LIBRARY (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shankill Library is set in a quiet, semi-rural area close to the Wicklow border.
		It is similar in design to Cabinteely library, and in earlier years it has served other community purposes, as a courthouse and even as a temporary church.
		Bus : 45, 84 from Dublin; 45A from Dún Laoghaire; 45, 45A, 84 from Bray; 145 from Mountjoy Square; 145 from Kilmacanogue
	www.dlrcoco.ie /library/qa.htm (126 words)

	Shankill, Ireland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		The Protestant population of West Belfast lives in the area abutting the Falls to the north, between the Shankill Road and the Crumlin Road.
		Despite many obvious signs of redevelopment and renovation – the most apparent being the new leisure centre – the area is in decline, its population shrinking in inverse proportion to the Catholic population the other side of the Peace Line.
		Yet Shankill (Sean Cill, "the old church") does have a rich history, though you'll have to travel almost out of town to learn more about it.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/ireland/shankill (296 words)

	Northern Ireland Housing Executive : News Releases : Greater Shankill Housing and Regeneration Strategy Published Today ...
		The Housing Executive signals its determination to use housing as the catalyst for the wider regeneration of the Shankill area.
		In the Shankill this means that in parallel with housing investment there needs to be an infrastructure which supports more jobs, better education and improved health facilities.
		Government has designated the Shankill as a Neighbourhood Renewal Area and this will provide the Housing Executive with the strategic framework for working with the key statutory agencies, housing associations and the Shankill community to align housing investment with other plans for the area.
	www.nihe.gov.uk /news/news.asp?Id=705 (603 words)

	Shankill Road, Belfast (Near the 12th July) - The Levee Breaks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A few weeks ago, as I was passing through the Shankill, I had to smile when I realised that the vast majority of shop fronts and buildings along the way were painted some combination of red, white or blue.
		As you come up the Shankill Road (from the City Centre), there is a lot of dereliction to deal with.
		The Shankill (like the Falls) is still the bastion of local businesses, and like its Nationalist counterpart is a bustling, busy community.
	www.theleveebreaks.co.uk /2006/07/05/shankill-road-belfast-near-the-12th-july (1171 words)

	Belfast City Council. Cemeteries.
		Shankill graveyard, adjoining St Matthew’s Church in Shankill Road, is sited close to where the road crosses the Farset river.
		Shankill meaning ‘old church’ was from earliest times the parochial name of extensive territory which now constitutes a large area of the City of Belfast.
		It was the mother Church of the district, and amongst its subsidiary foundations was ‘The Chapel of the Ford’ in High Street, which began to attain greater importance as a Garrison Church after 1603.
	www.belfastcity.gov.uk /cemeteries/history.asp?id=61 (291 words)

	Shankill : search word
		This industry, along with others that had previously been successful in the area, declined in the mid 20th century leading to high unemployment levels, which remain as of 2003.
		---- Shankill is also a suburb at the southern boundary of county Dublin, Ireland.
		Interestingly, there is a Falls Road in the Dublin Shankill, as well as the more well-known Belfast road.
	www.searchword.org /sh/shankill.html (378 words)

	Irish Echo Online - News
		The Lower Shankill Community Association, which is responsible for giving the Jubilee party, has decided to wait until "Mad Dog" gets back from his vacation.
		The Lower Shankill Community Association, like other community groups in the area, received a grant from Belfast City Council of the equivalent of $9,000 to hold the event.
		A worker who specializes in inner-city regeneration programs and is familiar with the Lower Shankill area said that "most community workers in urban areas have a range of connections" with paramilitary groups.
	www.irishecho.com /search/searchstory.cfm?id=11046&issueid=255 (660 words)

	MOISTWORKS : AN MP3 BOOMBOX
		Atmospherically, "Shankill Butchers" most resembles Decemberists songs like "Eli the Barrow Boy" -- sparse, haunting laments that put Meloy's knack for poignant melodic phrasing, not baroque language, on prominent display.
		Like all the songs on The Crane Wife, "Shankill Butchers" seems to unfold across a sprawling, foggy screen, each image iconic and radiant in its lucidity.
		While the Shankill Butchers are real, you wouldn't know it from the song: Meloy excises the Irish terrorists/serial killers (whose atrocities were so extreme as to surpass the political and enter fantastic realms of abstract, unfathomable malevolence) from our shared reality, remaking them as the boogeymen the rational mind needs them to be.
	www.moistworks.com /2006/10/shankill-butchers-decemberists-crane.html (143 words)

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