141. John Havelock Nelson Brief biographical article from the RT‰ ireland's Millennia pages. http://www.rte.ie/culture/millennia/people/nelsonhavelock.html

142. Embassy Of Ireland - Washington, DC Increasing interest in ireland’s ancient Celtic culture influenced Irish writers, most significantly William Butler Yeats (l865l939), whose work inspired http://www.irelandemb.org/info.html

self.status = ""; IRELAND IN BRIEF Land and People History, Culture and Education LAND AND PEOPLE Geography For complete Facts about Ireland visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Northern Ireland Embasssy Press Releases Irish Media Links to Ireland ... Feedback The island of Ireland consists of a large central lowland of limestone with a relief of hills and several coastal mountains. The mountain ridges of the south comprise old red sandstone separated by limestone river valleys. Elsewhere granite predominates, except in the north east which is covered by a basalt plateau. The central plain contains glacial deposits of clay and sand. It is interrupted by low hills and has large areas of bog and numerous lakes. The following are some key geographical facts about Ireland:

143. Ireland - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The island also has a shared culture across the divide in many other ways. Traditional Irish music, for example, Main article culture of ireland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland

Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This page is about the island of Ireland. For the political territories on the island, see Republic of Ireland Northern Ireland and the History section below For an explanation of often confusing terms like Ulster Republic of ) Ireland Great Britain and United Kingdom see British Isles (terminology) Ireland portal Ireland is located west of the European landmass, which is part of the continent of Europe Ireland Irish ‰ire ) is the third-largest island in Europe . It lies in the Atlantic Ocean and is part of the British Isles . It is composed of the Republic of Ireland , which covers five sixths of the island (south, east, west and north-west), and Northern Ireland , part of the United Kingdom , which covers the northeastern sixth of the island. The population of the island is approximately 5.5 million people, 4 million in the Republic of Ireland and 1.7 million in Northern Ireland. Most live on or near the eastern coast. A true colour image of Ireland, captured by a NASA satellite on 4 January Scotland , the Isle of Man and Wales are visible to the east Contents Geography Politics Flag of Ireland History ... Irish Independence: The Irish Free State, ‰ire/Ireland, Ireland

144. Republic Of Ireland - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Main article culture of ireland. The island of ireland has produced the Book of Kells, Irish traditional music, and writers such as George Berkeley, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ireland

Republic of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For an explanation of often confusing terms like Ulster (Republic of) Ireland Great Britain and United Kingdom see British Isles (terminology) ‰ire Ireland Flag Coat of Arms Motto : none Anthem Amhr¡n na bhFiann Capital Dublin ... Independence From UK by treaty 21 January 6 December Area Population ... July 2005 est. census Density 57/km² ( GDP PPP estimate $164,190 million ( Currency Euro EUR Time zone ... Calling code Prior to Irish pound The Republic of Ireland Irish Poblacht na h‰ireann ) is the official description of an independent state which covers approximately five-sixths of the island of Ireland , off the coast of north-west Europe . It is the westernmost state of the European Union , and has a developed economy and an approximate population of slightly more than four million. The remaining sixth of the island of Ireland is known as Northern Ireland and is still part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland . Under the Irish constitution the state's official name is simply Ireland (Irish: ‰ire Contents Name History Politics Counties ... edit Name Main article: Names of the Irish state The constitution provides that the name of the state is "‰ire, or, in the English language, Ireland." However the state is commonly referred to as the "Republic of Ireland" in order to distinguish it from the island of Ireland as a whole. The name

145. Protest&globalisation Abstracts: Fagan National University of ireland. Trans/forming Globalisation ireland, culture and postcolonialism. I am currently working on a book called Globalisation http://www.international.activism.uts.edu.au/conferences/protglob/a_fagan.html

honor fagan National University of Ireland Trans/forming Globalisation: Ireland, culture and post-colonialism

146. Clans Of Ireland - Irish History & Culture History and culture, Atlantic Canada s Irish Battle of Kinsale Book of Kells The Plantation of ireland and the ScotchIrish (Ulster Scots) http://www.irishclans.com/history_culture.html

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147. University Of Ulster Online - Directory Of Scholarship And Expertise The following members of staff are associated with the keywords ireland culture. Dr Diarmiud O Doibhlin. If you have any comments on these webpages, http://www.ulster.ac.uk/experts/public/experts.phtml?id=1020

148. Irish People And Ireland - Irish News, Events In Ireland, Irish Culture, Genealo Irish people and ireland news and information on ireland, irish travel, genealogy, sport, history, roots, heritage, culture, music, tradition, tourism, http://www.irishabroad.com/

ROOTS TRAVEL IRISH WORLD IRISH STUDIES ... COMMUNICATE Regulars Log In Username Password Forgot Password? Regular Features BOOK TRAVEL online Vacation Planner ... Week 26/08/05 SPECIALS Weekly Newsletter Premium Irish Circle Discussions Flights Competition ... Become an Affiliate WEEKLY NEWSLETTER There are [ ] people reading Irishabroad.com right now. Irishabroad.com has over 186,000 registered members, are you one yet Peace the Casualty When Orangemen March Out Rioting in Belfast has been a public relations disaster for Northern Protestants, argues Ronan McGreevy. It was, as the veteran RTÉ reporter Tommy Gorman put it, a “car crash press conference”. more... :: JOIN TO WIN ON IRISHABROAD Win 2 Aer Lingus round-trip flights to Ireland Enter now more... WEEKLY NEWSLETTER - Sign up Now! :: QUICK PICKS All-Ireland Fleadh Irish traditional music’s annual cultural extravaganza was back in Ulster after an absence of 25 years and it was a triumphal return. more....

149. IRELAND AND THE PHALLIC CONTINUUM One of the deepest absurdities in our culture is the unacknowledgement of It is the finest example in ireland of an array of phallic stones ranging from http://www.beyond-the-pale.org.uk/phallic.htm

document.onselectstart=new Function("return false"); Irish Megaliths Some Spared Stones of Ireland Potency and Sin: Ireland and the Phallic Continuum Anthony Weir satan in the groin the sheela-na-gig conundrum ... search the irish megaliths (field guide) website field guide houses for the dead: court-tombs portal-tombs ... the glass phallus The Irish fondness for phallic pillars suggests something about Irish (indeed, almost universal) attitudes to fertility and male power, but nothing about Celtic sexual tastes or preferences. For these, the only source is the first century BC Greek historian and commentator Diodorus Siculus . Amplifying Aristotle's comments on Celtic male-on-male practices within the warrior class, he wrote:- 'The men are much more sexually interested in each other than in women; they lie around on animal skins and have full pleasure with a lover on either side of them. The extraordinary thing is that they haven't the smallest regard for their personal dignity or self-respect; they offer themselves to other men without the least compunction. Moreover, this isn't looked down upon or regarded as in any way disgraceful: on the contrary, if one is rejected by another to whom he has offered himself, he takes offence.' Such philadelphic practices are also suggested in the Irish saga

150. Irish Web Sites Served From Ireland Irish and not so Irish Web sites on the Mayo ireland Server. Check out this site for Irish Roots, Irish music culture, Irish property and other http://www.mayo-ireland.ie/

on tourism and business in Ireland including a links section for every county in Ireland. For more information on accommodation, business and property for sale in County Mayo please visit Mayo on the Move Tourism General Achill Yawl Balla Golf Club Cleary's Pub, Ballycroy Connemara ... Westirland Hotels Mayo Hotels The Belmont Hotel D'Alton Inn Hotel Downhill Hotel ... Westport Inn Hotel Hostels The Quiet Man Claddagh House McCarthy's Lodge Plougastel House ... Woodview House Mobile Homes Lough Mask Mobile Homes Self-catering (Rental) Mayo Rentals Atlantic Coast Ballycroy Cottage Ballymack ... Sycamore View Business General Bar Furniture Cashels Engineering Claremorris Credit Union Connaught Kitchens ... Weddings in the West of Ireland Transport Casey Auto Rentals Duggans Recovery Fleet Management Getting to Ireland ... West=On=Track History/Heritage Clare Heritage Irish Roots Limerick Ancestry Mayo History ... Waldron Clan Properties

151. Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) : Ireland's Culture. @ HighBeam Research Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) ireland s culture. @ HighBeam Research. http://static.highbeam.com/k/koreatimesseoulkorea/march162001/irelandsculture/

Library Web Executives New! ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Current Article: Ireland's Culture. Start K Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) March 16, 2001 ... Ireland's Culture. Ireland's Culture. Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); March 16, 2001; Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) March 16, 2001 Ireland's culture is unique. It is reflected in our history, language, music and dance, our rich heritage and our way of life. Through our culture, visitors will experience the real Ireland and can discover the essence of our "Irishness." It is our culture which makes Ireland a distinctive place with a distinctive people. MUSEUMS The National Museum, the National Gallery, Trinity College, the Royal Irish Academy and the National Library among others hold the treasures of Celtic literature, art, scholarship and learning. Experience the riches of Ireland's past on display in exhibitions of artifacts from bronze age, Celtic gold and other masterpieces in the National Museum. The National Gallery, the Royal Hospital Kilmainham and the Municipal Art Gallery in Dublin have extensive collections of great quality. The Chester Beatty Library, a gift to the State by an American scholar, has some of the rarest oriental manuscripts in existence. Russborough Tools: Save Article Export to Microsoft Office E-mail Print Font Size: A A A A Choose a Font Style Arial Times About Us Listings analyticsTrackingStaticDoc('1G1:71696362', 'Newspapers')

152. Thriving Amid The Chaos: The Chinese Of Northern Ireland - CULTURE, Thriving Ami Section , culture. Issue Date , 5 / 2003, 2546 Words Ninetyfive percent of Northern ireland s Chinese community are originally from Hong Kong. http://www.worldandihomeschool.com/public_articles/2003/may/wis23049.asp

Username: Password: Subscribe Register About Us Contact Us ... FAQs Search Sort by: Relevancy Date Results Listed: All Results Date Range: Last 5 Years Last 10 Years Entire Database Advanced Search Current Issue Editorial Current Issue The Arts Life ... Modern Thought Resources 18-Year Archive American Waves Book Reviews Ceremonies/Festivities ... Writers and Writing Thriving Amid the Chaos: The Chinese of Northern Ireland Article # : Section : CULTURE Issue Date : 2,546 Words Author : Steven Knipp Steven Knipp is a freelance writer based in Virginia. This article was researched in the fall of 2002. Selina Lee was driving home from her family's Five Star Take-away with her ten-year-old daughter when a masked man leaped out of the shadows and fired two shots at her car. One bullet penetrated the windshield and hit forty-year-old Lee in the chest. Despite the pain she managed to drive to a police station, where an ambulance was called. Soft-spoken Lee was yet another victim of Northern Ireland's "Troubles," an oddly polite term for more than thirty years of bitter sectarian violence and murder. What set the assault apart was her race. She is Chinese. In all the years of misery endured in the United Kingdom's offshore killing zone, she is the only Chinese immigrant to be on the wrong end of a bullet. Indeed, it was later claimed that the shooting was a mistake: the bullet was intended for her Irish driver, who was off-duty that night.

153. Cork 2005 Capital Of Culture Hotels Bed & Breakfast Accommodation THE CORK GUIDE Cork 2005 Capital of culture Hotels Bed Breakfast County Cork is situated in the map of ireland towns South West of ireland, http://www.cork-guide.ie/

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154. Browse.ie - Search Ireland And Irish Sites Browsable directory of Irish websites and internet resources in ireland. http://www.irelandculture.com/

HOME ADD A SITE MODIFY A LINK NEW LINKS ... LOGIN Looking for something in particular? More search options CATEGORIES: Arts and Entertainment new Museums Artists and Galleries Business and Economy new Computers and Internet new Education Adult Education Employment and Jobs new Environment and Science new Environmental Groups Astronomy Government Legislature ... Irish Regions new Dublin Offaly Sligo Donegal ... News and Media new Magazines and E-zines Radio Recreation and Sports new Tenpin Bowling Greyhound Racing Shopping new Office Products Antiques Food Society and Culture new Human Rights Organisations Transport Ferries ... Travel and Tourism new Travel Services Accommodation There are links for you to choose from! HOME ADD A SITE MODIFY A LINK NEW LINKS ... LOGIN Last updated : 00:01:27 Directory Powered By: Links SQL Hosted in Ireland by Blacknight Hosting, Ireland

155. Royal Breffni Activity Tours - Ireland Adventure Tours, Ireland School Tours, Ir We organise Irish adventure holidays,cultural, school, social, sport tours and travel in ireland for student and older groups. We provide full itineraries, http://www.royalbreffni.com/

Welcome Primary Schools Secondary Schools International Tours in Ireland ... Booking Form Welcome to Royal Breffni Activity Tours Ltd Since 1987, Royal Breffni Activity Tours Ltd have organised adventure, activity, educational, school, cultural tours and holidays in Ireland. Fully supervised and insured, we offer a busy schedule on all our packages and a hassle free experience for the Group Organisers. We cater for groups of all sizes and types this includes schools, clubs, corporate, tourists, families. The packages we offer are diverse, from a basic day package right up to 2 weeks holiday in Ireland with meals, accommodation, transport, evening activities etc. Please browse our site and events that we can arrange for you. Terms available on request Royal Breffni Activity Tours Ltd 215 Swords Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9, Ireland. Tel: +353-1-8372159 Fax: +353-1-8372159 Email: info@royalbreffni.com Site design by Cars Ireland Irish Speaking Tours We can arrange for tours in the Irish Language at no extra charge!

156. Astral Travels - Guided Tours Of England, Scotland, Wales And Ireland: Culture V culture Vulture Tour (Full Day Tour) Explore the elegant Georgian city of Bath, famous for its hot springs and Roman Baths and visit some of England s http://englishtours.com/astral/culture.html

Culture Vulture Tour (Full Day Tour) Explore the elegant Georgian city of Bath, famous for its hot springs and Roman Baths and visit some of England's prettiest villages where time seems to stand still' Bath Jane Austen's Lacock Castle Coombe The Cotswolds Savour the atmosphere and golden beauty of Bath, famous for its Roman history and elegant Georgian architecture. Enjoy a guided tour around this World Heritage city once home to Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Gainsborough, Lord Nelson and Beau Nash. Explore the impressive architecture of the Royal Crescent and The Circus, Pulteney Bridge and the magnificent weir, The Abbey, Assembly Rooms and Theatre Royal and hear about the history, legends and characters which have shaped Bath through the ages.

157. Irish Language Courses - Irish Gaelic - Gaeilge - At Oideas Gael, Donegal, Irela Irish language courses and cultural activity holidays for adults in Donegal, ireland. http://www.oideas-gael.com/

Courses for Adults in Irish Language and Culture site Planning next year's trip? Download our 2006 course brochure now! (560k pdf) Irish Gaelic Language Courses for adults at all learning levels and Cultural Activity Holidays The social format of our courses ensures that people attending on their own will quickly feel comfortable and at ease within the group. click here for picture slides from the 2004 season! (or here to see 2003 slides Our online form makes it easy for you to reserve your place at Oideas Gael Planning your trip? you can Download our 2005 course brochure too! (788k pdf) Special Active Culture Programmes for Groups Bring your group to explore Ireland's Gaelic Heartland, in the famed highlands of Donegal! See Here for details! Or Contact Us for a brochure Bain triail as Try Oideas Gael's new Message Board Questions? Check our FAQ Oideas Gael Location Courses Booking Info Accommodation Travel ... for Groups Use the Message Board to discuss Oideas Gael or exchange info on any related topic: courses, transport, weather, clothing, Glen pubs or whatever.

158. Earthlore Ireland - Theme Introduction - The Contemporary Relevance Of Cultural The Theme Introduction page for Earthlore ireland, a Cultural Exploration through the history and spiritual intent of ireland and her people. http://www.elore.com/Ireland/introduction.htm

Earthlore Introduction Earthlore Contents Ireland Introduction Ireland Contents ... E-mail Ireland: or Erin is Celtic; from Eri or Iar (western). Wormius derives the word from the Runic Yr , a bow. Erin Eri-innis , or Iar-innis (west island). Yver-den Iernia , a corruption of Iar-inni-a Juverna Juberna Ierna or Iernia Ouernia Ireland Iaren-land (land of the west). Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, A The Age of Fable S et aside some time for yourself and venture on a journey through a landscape of vibrant stories cultivated by an ancient people! Experience a vital and illustrious existence, spanning nine thousand years, and within its pathways uncover the threads of relevance to intertwine within your own life. An immersive library of resources exploring the cultural and historical legacies of the people of Ireland. W ithin Ireland resides a wealth of cultural treasures. For over a thousand years artists and scholars have transmitted this grand legacy of literature and lore unto future generations. Persevering through long centuries of hardship, and great opposition, Irish culture and the lamp of

159. Ireland.html IrelandCulture and Society. Back to Worldwide Links Page Cultures of Ulster Plant an Irish Oak Forest Project The Munster Express (Regional Newspaper http://www.iol.ie/~ipba/Ireland.html

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160. Irish Cultural Courses , Holidays & Vacations In Connemara, Spiddal, Galway Irel Irish Pre Famine Hill Village in Spiddal, Connemara, Galway ireland offering cultural holidays, vacations and courses in Irish traditional music song and http://www.cnocsuain.com/

HOME Welcome to Cnoc Suain, an enchanting pre-famine hill village of thatched and slated stone cottages dating back to 1691 and situated in an Irish (Gaelic) speaking region in the wild and beautiful Connemara landscape, Galway, Ireland. Fáilte go Cnoc Suain, tearmann draíochtúil i bhfiántas Chonamara. We offer a memorable cultural and educational experience in an atmosphere of warm hospitality, learning and fun. Accommodation is provided in the stone cottages, with traditional home cooking and open fires which exude a sense of snug, comfort and ease. Choose from our scheduled programme of Cultural holidays, courses and events for or allow us to plan talks, presentations or programmes, at another date, to suit the requirements of your particular group or College. Our cottages are available as self-catering accommodation at certain times of the year. Irish Traditional Music Natural History Watercolour painting holiday Essence of Ireland ... Poetry Workshop - Ireland Come and stay with us for a one week cultural vacation and discover the many facets of the Irish landscape and culture, past and present. Read More Course Contributors - Our team of ecologists, folklorists, artists and musicians are masters in their chosen subjects.

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