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	Glentoran FC -- The Pride of Belfast
		Elliott had a big job on his hands to fill the gloves of Alan Gough, and has exceeded expectations with some fine goalkeeping displays in his time at the Oval.
		Chris Walker is in his ninth season at the Oval.
		Darren, an East Belfast lad, wears his heart on his sleeve but is suspended alot due to his aggresive style of play.
	www.freewebs.com /glens_eastbelfast/firstteam.htm (992 words)

	Belfast Insurance Institute : Regalia
		Around 1976-77, the BII Council was of the opinion, that as a major Institute, Belfast should have a Chain of Office commensurate with its status.
		It was therefore decided to mark Jubilee Year by casting off the "faded and worn maroon ribbon of the past" which had supported the presidential jewel and replace it with "a bright and durable chain" for the future.
		This is surrounded by an oval, enameled in royal blue and inscribed "Chartered Insurance Institute - Incorporated 1912" The oval frame is surrounded by a Laurel Wreath partly open pierced.
	www.btinternet.com /~alisterwj/BIIGeneral/regalia.htm (353 words)

	BELFAST CELTIC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Belfast Celtic were formed in 1891 and from 1901 onwards played at Celtic Park in West Belfast.
		Celtic Park was a huge oval shaped arena capable of holding 50,000 fans in its prime.
		There were covered stands at each side of the pitch and sweeping banks of open terracing at both ends.
	www.groundtastic.ukgateway.net /archives/belfast_celtic.htm (156 words)

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		The Oval is sold for a minimum guaranteed price of £3.5m.
		I cannot say at this stage when the new ground will be ready, however we are planning for a 'turn-key' operation which will mean moving out of the Oval and into a brand new facility the same day.
		Fully enclosed with unrestricted viewing is superb but costs escalate because of this, and you could end up like Man U and have to resurface several times a year.
	ballymacarrettgsc.homestead.com /Stafford.html (2053 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Northern Ireland \| Glentoran look set to move
		The area was formerly the playing pitches of the local grammar school and was purchased from the Belfast Education and Library Board some years ago.
		The new Oval facilities would meet all the requirements for Eufa specification for modern stadia.
		Glentoran have played at the Oval since 1899 and many supporters have huge sentimental attachment to the ground.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/northern_ireland/2793285.stm (496 words)

	History of the collection - Charles Woodward Memorial Room
		Then my garrulous friend whispered into my ear that there was a rumor that a bookseller in Belfast had a first edition locked up in a bank vault for his young children.
		At Belfast I was met by a most charming husband and wife who had gone into the book business rather recently.
		After being cleaned, and with a new oval frame he was ready for Sir Geoffrey's ninetieth birthday.
	www.library.ubc.ca /woodward/memoroom/history (6239 words)

	Odyssey Arena (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The arena which was designed by Marshall Haines & Barrow can be used for a variety of sporting and cultural activities and opened on 2nd December 2000 with an ice hockey match between the Belfast Giants and the Ayr Eagles.
		The rest of the oval would be covered when not in use.
		The surface of the track is Mondo Sportflex Super X Classic as is common with all the UK's oval indoor tracks and it is coloured in a single shade of a blue.
	www.runtrackdir.com /details.asp?track=belfast-indoor (350 words)

	Glentoran Football Club - The Pride of East Belfast - Legends
		Already a proven goalscorer with 264 in 317 appearances for the RUC, Gary quickly found his goal-touch at the Oval, scoring 4 goals in a pre-season match against Dundela, and scored his first competitive goal in only his secnd match away to Bangor.
		By the end of his first season Gary had scored 28 goals, won Co. Antrim, Irish Cup and Gold Cup medals and was selected for the Irish League team v the League of Ireland.
		Over the next four seasons, Gary still found the net regularly until he decided to hang up his boots in senior football and return to RUC in August 1994, where he still regularly found the net.
	www.glentoran-fc.co.uk /macartney.htm (390 words)

	Amp Oval Tickets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sold Out Event Tickets has Oval Cricket Ground tickets as well as tickets for Venues throughout the UK and Europe.
		The Brit Oval tickets page gives details of the famous England Surrey cricket ground, with a list of the 2005 test fixtures and websites sourcing the Brit Oval tickets scene.
		The Oval Cricket Ground page gives details of the famous England Surrey cricket ground, with a list of the 2005 test fixtures and websites sourcing The Oval Cricket Ground scene.
	www.hampers4all.co.uk /Amp-Oval-Tickets.html (453 words)

	BOERHAAVE, HERMAN
		ESTC online records 4 copies: Seabury-Western Theological Seminary (Evanston, Ill.); Central Belfast Library; Cambridge University; and National Library of Scotland.
		Small oval stamp on bottom margin of first title in each volume.
		Some spotty foxing throughout, one signature browned, but a fairly attractive set, complete with half titles to all four volumes $175.00 Menzel (1798-1873) was a widely-read poet, historian and literary critic The first volume here includes sections surveying Religion and Philosophy (pp.
	www.tbrookswilder.com /AzaistoWundt.htm (3665 words)

	Elko County Rose Garden
		Reddish purple, thornless shoots, broadly oval, heavily serrated, grayish purple leaves.
		Flowers "quickly becomes sepals and stamens, as the petals blow away faster than apple blossom." Great clusters of small hips decorate the bushes in the autumn.
		Hips are very bristly, globular to oval medium sized and deep red in color when fully ripe." (Olds, 1998) 'Rosa pomifera duplex', also 'Wooley-Dod's Rose' medium pink semi-double, more free flowering (Vanderkruk, 2000)
	www.elkorose.com /ewhrqr.html (3214 words)

	The official Glentoran FC Internet Site. - Football in Northern Ireland (Belfast)
		Gary Browne ended weeks of speculation by finally putting pen to paper for Glentoran and in the process became the club's first full-time professional player who will train 5 days per week in what is hoped to be the first steps to the club moving to full-time status.
		Glentoran II's meet Sirocco Works in the 2nd round of the Steel and Sons Cup tomorrow night at East Belfast's Ground at Inverary Avenue (Tommy Patton Park), Kick-Off 6.15pm.
		Parkgate Drive, Belfast, Northern Ireland BT4 1AE Tel: 028 9045 6137
	www.glentoran.net (678 words)

	Belfast Football
		belfast, dunmurry, crumlin, dundonald, carryduff, glenavy, finaghy, and others...
		The most comprehensive and authorative football guide on the web.
		A comprehensive guide for the travelling football fan.
	www.locallife.co.uk /belfast/football3.asp (27 words)

	magoo.com: More Irish Names Derived from "Horse" by Hugh McGough
		Ardoyne, an area of north Belfast, is defined as Eoghan's heights.
		"The whole landscape is dominated by drumlins, long oval mounds that give the lowland corridor a highly complicated drainage pattern." Encyclopaedia Britannica Article on Monaghan.
		Irish Ancestors lists 86 Dobbyn households in Ireland at the time of Griffith's Valuation (26 in county Waterford, 10 in county Down); 159 Dobbin families (28 in county Antrim, plus 23 in Belfast City; 22 in county Armagh); and 17 Dobbins families (6 in county Louth).
	www.magoo.com /hugh/horsenames.html (10052 words)

	HMS Conway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		His style of representing ocean liners became instantly recognizable and is still copied to this day.
		A collection of his work is in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
		There, young Clive not only got into the athletics team but switched from round ball to oval and played alongside a fly-half called Iain Duncan-Smith in the school's first XV.
	www.hmsconway.org /famous_conways.html (6749 words)

	Official Ticketmaster site. The Oval Belfast Bt4 1fg, NI tickets . Directions, seating chart, events.
		There are no events currently scheduled at this venue.
		At the roundabout go right over the bridge, take first street on the left.
		Box office will be available on the night if there are ticket left.
	www.ticketmaster.ie /venue/197850 (175 words)

	Sunday Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		CAN the champions climb off the canvas after yesterday's hammer blow?
		Leaders Portadown inflicted a painful and damaging 2-1 defeat on Glentoran at The Oval and it seems only a minor miracle will keep the title in east Belfast now.
		And to add to the Glens' woes, referee Leslie Irvine will state in his match report that he was hit by a coin thrown from the main stand during the game.
	www.sundaylife.co.uk /sport/story.jsp?story=464294 (212 words)

	Olmstead Auctions
		South Africa (dime size) with 6 bars: Belfast, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Driefontein, Parrdberg, Rel.
		Typed letter with handwritten P.S. White House stationery, Feb 26, 1906.
		Plus 10 inch 1861 photo seated in uniform in oval walnut frame (later copy of 1861?).
	www.olmsteadauctions.com /auction_2002_11_19/list.php (8069 words)

	Glentoran Football Club - The Pride of East Belfast
		Glentoran Football Club - The Pride of East Belfast
		Welcome to The Pride of East Belfast with all the latest news on Glentoran FC and much more.
		Team P W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS
	www.glentoran-fc.co.uk (445 words)

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