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	Tipperary Town County Tipperary
		Tipperary Town the capital of the County of Tipperary.
		South of Tipperary town are the Slievenamuck and Galtee Mountains which provide the perfect setting for hiking and sightseeing.
		Tipperary is famous the world over for its song "it’s a long way to Tipperary" and we invite you to come and share time with us.
	homepage.eircom.net /~deelakord/tipperary.htm (355 words)

	Tipperary Town - Tipperary - Ireland
		This farming town sits at the edge of the Golden Vale, a fertile farming plain that covers much of County Tipperary.
		The name of the town, as well as that of the county, comes from the Celtic 'Tiobraid Arann', which means 'the well of Era', or the River Ara.
		Tipperary Town is located on the banks of the River Ara, close to the hills surrounding the Glen of Aherlow, where beautiful climbing trails can be found.
	www.chooseireland.com /tipperary/tipperary-town.html (214 words)

	Tipperary website tipperarys official website home to the thouroghbred horse racing limerick junction tipperary ...
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		Tipperary is a county fashioned by the Galtee Mountains, the River Suir
		Tipperary is renowned for its scenic beauty heritage and culture, its equine industry, and the warmth of its welcome for visitors.
	www.dairyhouse-guesthouse.com /tipperaryhome.htm (230 words)

	Accommodation in Tipperary Ireland-Map of Tipperary-Accommodation Guide
		County Tipperary, also referred to as the 'Premier County' is the largest inland county in Ireland and is located in the province of Munster in the south west of Ireland.
		Central Tipperary is occupied by the 'Golden Vale' one of the most fertile stretches of land in the country with an undulating landscape of green pastures, woodlands and mountains.
		County Tipperary is centrally placed in the south of Ireland so it's a great base if you intend to tour the counties of Kerry, Cork, Limerick, Clare, Waterford and Kilkenny.
	tipperary.goireland.com /scripts/low/xq/asp/areatype.c/areaid.193/qx/area.htm (804 words)

	Accommodation Tipperary, Ireland, B&B Tipperary, Bed & Breakfast Tipperary, Hotels Tipperary, Hostels Tipperary, Self ...
		Welcome to Tipperary, it may be a long way, but it's certainly worth the journey.
		Tipperary is the largest inland county in Ireland and it's central position in Southern Ireland makes it the ideal touring base.
		Tipperary is also home to many natural sites of interest including; The Glen of Aherlow, Mitchelstown Caves, Vee Valley, and many more.
	www.dirl.com /tipperary (103 words)

	Tipperary Town & District Arsenal Supporters Club (Up the Gunners!!!)
		Tipperary Town and District Arsenal Supporters Club send sincere sympathy to the family of the late Frank Malone from Tipperary Town and originally from Tallonstown, Co Louth whose untimely death occurred on Wednesday April 27.
		He will be greatly missed by all in Tipperary Arsenal Supporters Club, may he rest in peace.
		Nine Tipperary Arsenal Supporters were lucky enough to be able to take part in a 7-a-side tournament, played on the hallowed turf at Highbury.
	www.tipperary-gunners.freeservers.com (2878 words)

	Tipp.ie Website
		No town walls were built in Tipperary, although Edward the second made a grant available for that purpose.
		John O'Leary (1830 to 1907) one of the Fenian leaders was a native of the town.
		General Thomas F. Bourke led a rising at Ballyhurst outside Tipperary town, he was captured and taken to Tipperary Prison.
	www.tipp.ie /townsandvillages/tipperary/tipperary.htm (725 words)

	Tipperary - Tipperary
		Tipperary Excel is a cultural resource for Tipperary, providing the people of the region with access to a multi-disciplinary programme of events and activities in the performing and visual arts, at the highest possible standard of excellence.
		The town is an ideal base for walking in the Galtees, Glen of Aherlow.
		Tipperary also has a full range of sporting facilities catering for all tastes.
	www.heritagetowns.com /tipperary.html (160 words)

	Ireland GenWeb County Tipperary
		"Tipperary, a County of Ireland, Province of Munster, bounded N by King's and Queen's counties, E by Queen's county and Kilkenny, S by Waterford and Cork, and W by Limerick, Clare, and Galway; length from N to S is 73 1/2 m, breadth 39 1/2.
		S of a range of bog, and between the small town of Kinnenaule and the county of Kilkenny, is the coal district.
		Tipperary was one of the counties erected into shire ground by King John, in 1210.
	www.rootsweb.com /~irltip/tipperary.htm (5056 words)

	Tipperary Ireland - IRISH GUIDE LIVE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tipperary is Ireland's largest inland county and lies at the heart of Irish farming with gentle hills and richly fertile river valleys.
		Tipperary is surrounded by gentle rolling hills, the most famous (and some would say beautiful) being the Galtee Mountains and the Glen of Aherlow.
		Clonmel is Tipperary's liveliest town on the river Suir.
	www.tipperarylive.com /_general/TipperaryLive.com.asp (611 words)

	Irish Times Article - Most of all, it's good design for Tipperary town
		His practice did a development plan for Tipperary town in the early 1980s and found that in the previous 25 years, only six or seven private houses had been built in the town compared with 240 local authority houses: all of the private housing was over a mile outside the town.
		This leads to town centres that are filled with car parks and which lose their traditional residential and industrial facilities, along with retail facilities if there is not adequate car parking.
		The RIAI supported the Tipperary town competition which had just this aim in mind, although the fact that there were three winners muddies the water a little.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/property/2006/0525/3823044273ARCHEMMA_A.html (1132 words)

	ireland.com / TRAVELservice
		The town is now a market town, with one long main street in the middle of which stands the granite statue of Charles Kickham, writer and member of the Young Ireland Movement in the 19th century.
		It was just north of Tipperary town that the first shots of the War of Independence (1919 - 1821) were fired by Sean Treacy, who gives his name to the town's swimming pool, where the local museum is also housed.
		The town's greatest claim to fame is the fact that it was in Thurles that the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was founded.
	www.ireland.com /travel/counties/tipperary_t.htm (982 words)

	Seanad Debates - Official Report 7-4-98
		Tipperary town is given precedence for renewal in the submission.
		I urge the Minister to give Tipperary town the chance it so badly needs when he is making his decision on what towns should benefit from inclusion in the urban renewal scheme.
		Tipperary (South Riding) County Council has submitted integrated area plans in respect of Tipperary town and Carrick-on-Suir, which were prepared on the basis of the guidelines.
	www.irlgov.ie /debates/s7apr98/sect4.htm (2127 words)

	Tipperary Town
		Litter is one of the big problems in Tipperary Town as it is elsewhere in Ireland.
		Tipperary is a busy commercial town with excellent potential for improvement both in business and tourism.
		While we were actually aware of the need to carry out some practical work that would lead to a visually improved Tipperary Town, our main emphasis was to raise awareness and promote education among the general public regarding the long term negative effects that littering causes.
	www.cleantipp.ie /TipperaryTown.html (1656 words)

	Towns and Villages in Tipperary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Heritage Town, Cahir is situated in a delightful setting on the River Suir at the eastern end of the Galtee Mountains.
		This lovely town is situated on a scenic stretch of the River Suir, Slievenamon to the northwest and the Comeragh foothills to the south.
		The town itself owes its development to the Norman Butlers: Edward III created James (son of Edmond Butler, 1st Earl of Carrick) Earl of Ormond in 1328.
	www.tipperary.com /about/towns.htm (773 words)

	AAI \| Postcards of Ireland
		It is thought that the town was granted its status by Edward I. Tipperary and its hinterland served as the battleground upon which fought the O'Briens and Fitzgeralds during their bitter feud of the 14th Century.
		TIPPERARY TOWN - St. Michael's RoadFollowing the Rebellion of 1641 and the destruction wrought by Oliver Cromwell, the way was made clear for the planting of the barony of Clanwilliam, in which Tipperary Town is located.
		It was Smith that established Tipperary Town as a centre for education when, in 1647, he opened a school for the education of tenants on his estate, a school that would later evolve into what is known today as the Abbey.
	www.askaboutireland.ie /show_narrative_page.do?page_id=3128 (634 words)

	Tipperary Civil Parish, Co. Tipperary
		TIPPERARY, a market-town and a parish, in the barony of Clanwilliam, county of Tipperary, and province of Munster, 18¼ miles (W.N.W.) from Clonmel, and 100¾ (S.W.) from Dublin, on the mail coach road from Waterford to Limerick; containing 7996 inhabitants, of which number, 6972 are in the town.
		The present town is situated on the river Arra, and consists of one principal street, from which several smaller streets branch off at right angles; in 1831 it contained 1042 houses, several of which are well built and of handsome appearance.
		The church, situated in the town was erected in 1830, for which purpose the late Board of First Fruits advanced a loan of £2500, and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have recently granted £127 for its repair.
	www.rootsweb.com /~irltip/CivilParishes/TipperaryCP.htm (978 words)

	A Virtual Tour Of Tipperary West - BY TIP
		But the Town is probably better known as a result of the famous song 'It's a long way to Tipperary' composed in 1912, by an Englishman who had never been to Ireland, and which was very popular with both the allied and German armies during the First World War.
		Tipperary has recently been selected as one of Ireland's Heritage Towns and with this has brought about a new impetus to growth and development as the town strives to recreate the appearance of a 19th century market town.
		Tipperary is just 12 miles from Cashel, 13 miles from Cahir, famous for its magnificent castle, the scene of the filming of Excalibur, and the Swiss Cottage, a folly built by the landlords of the time.
	www.iol.ie /tip/wtiptour.htm (2195 words)

	Tipperary County, Ireland, Travel and Tourism Guide for North and South Tipperary County
		Ireland's largest inland county, Tipperary is known for its rich scenery comprised of plains, mountains, hills and river valleys.
		Golden Vale, stretching from north to south at the centre of Tipperary County, is a rich pastoral land.
		The most beautiful of the lush mountains in Tipperary is the Devil's Bit, which according to legend, had a chunk bitten off by the Devil when he passed over Ireland.
	ireland.dublinevents.com /tipperary (682 words)

	Tipperary,Tipperary Town,Ireland Town,Irish Cahir in Tipperary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Located on the river Suir, this town amassed the lions share of its wealth from the flour mills which flourished in the years gone.
		And it is a matter of attraction that the houses of the Glengall had beautifully made barge boards on windows and gables.
		The Cahir Castle that is covered in the film Excalibur situates at the centre of Cahir town.
	www.travelinireland.com /county/tipperary/tipperary_towns/tipperary_towns_cahir.htm (185 words)

	Castle County Tipperary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Any mention of County Tipperary and you can be sure the singing will follow: ‘It ’s a long way to Tipperary …’Of course no one seems to know any of the words beyond these first six, yet they are always compelled to sing them to you anyway.
		No one tells you, for example, that Tipperary is home to one of the country ’s most spectacular examples of ancient architecture, that the pint of Guinness was born here or, most importantly, that it is the sunniest spot in Ireland.
		In a bid to bring awareness to the rich rural culture and history of County Tipperary, the community launched a £4.4 million punt project that finally saw completion in 2001.The centre is home to a 360- seat theatre, art gallery, three-screen cinema, interpretive centre and café.
	www.tipperary.com /tourism/castlecounty.htm (1241 words)

	Hotels in Tipperary Ireland accommodation - hotels accommodation around Tipperary Ireland
		The Republic of Ireland is bound to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, to the east is the Irish Sea which reconnects to the ocean via the southwest with St. George's Channel and the Celtic Sea.
		The town is situated on the N24 route between Limerick and Waterford.
		Tipperary Racecourse is one of Ireland's leading summer racetracks, with top quality flat and national hunt racing.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /tipperaryhotels.html (450 words)

	Checkout 2006
		This led to considerable anger in the town, with a number of councillors expressing their frustration that the lack of such stores in Tipperary would lead to consumers shopping in alternative locations such as Clonmel or Limerick, depriving the town of valuable revenue.
		The town council also highlighted that if the developments did not go ahead it would mean up to 400 potential jobs being lost, while a petition thought to contain over 5,000 signatures in favour of the Dunnes and Tesco developments was sent to An Bord Pleanala.
		The Tipperary developments are the latest in a series of refusals for the multiples and discounters in the South East of Ireland, with applications for stores in Tramore in Waterford from both Aldi and Tesco turned down in recent months.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=521 (490 words)

	Tipperary,Tipperary Town,Ireland Town,Irish Clonmel in Tipperary
		This town, Surrounded by the Commeragh and Knockmealdown mountains, is a very good centre for climbing and exploring.
		It was walled and fortified in the 14th century and was home to the powerful Butler Anglo-Norman family.
		Thereb is a portion of the old town wall which encloses St. Mary's church still preserved in good condition.
	www.travelinireland.com /county/tipperary/tipperary_towns/tipperary_towns_clonmel.htm (241 words)

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		Whenever Tipperary is mentioned in an article or indeed a website, the song "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" is invariably referred to.
		Since Tipperary Central has been up and running for nearly three months now, We thought you should know how we are doing and where we see ourselves going in the coming months.
		The old Excel cinema in the heart of Tipperary town has been renovated to house the fully integrated multipurpose interpretative, cultural and entertainment facility that will be known across the world as the Tipperary Excel Centre.
	www.tipperary-central.com /archives.htm (1090 words)

	Tipperary, Travel Directories Ireland
		Welcome to Tipperary, it may be a long way, but it's certainly worth the journey.
		Tipperary is the largest inland county in Ireland and it's central position in Southern Ireland makes it the ideal touring base.
		Tipperary is also home to many natural sites of interest including; The Glen of Aherlow, Mitchelstown Caves, Vee Valley, and many more.
	dirl.com /tipperary (103 words)

	Ireland Now Castles to Shamrocks An Exploration of Ireland
		Tipperary, a hilly inland county, lies for the most part in the basin of the Suir River.
		The soil of the plain is productive, especially the district called the Golden Vale, in which stands the county town of Tipperary.The principal occupation in the county is agriculture, especially dairy farming.
		Tipperary was dominated by the Butler family from 1185 to 1715.
	www.irelandnow.com /tipperary.html (192 words)

	Tipperary Christian Fellowship - An Irish Evangelical Church
		Some are from the town and surrounding area and some are from Limerick.
		Far from going to Tipperary, the soldiers were facing something that must have seemed like hell itself.
		Well, it would be very odd if the Son of God came into the world, spoke to the first generation of Christians and then left everyone else to guess he really taught.
	www.tippfellowship.org (6611 words)

	Welcome to South East Ireland-Clonmel, Co. Tipperary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The town is nestled in the Comeragh Mountains with the Knockmealdown Mountains to the South and legendary Slievenamon to the East.
		The area in which the town is situated was part of a very old territory — the Decies, which included County Waterford and parts of the present County Tipperary.
		Clonmel is an Anglo-Norman town, the first references to which are found in state papers of 1211 and 1212.
	www.southeastireland.com /content.asp?id=83 (633 words)

	Tipperary Town Accommodation - Accommodation in Tipperary Town Ireland
		Tipperary Town Accommodation - Accommodation in Tipperary Town Ireland
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		The rates we offer for Accommodation in Tipperary Town are set by the Accommodation themselves so are quite simply the best available.
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