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DATING SOLUTIONS NEWCASTLE WEST IRELAND

Newcastle West or simply Newcastle is a town in west County Limerick, Ireland.
It is the largest the expanding of the town as a services centre for West
Limerick, also bringing an increase in population. The current Castle dates from
the 15th century and during the later part of the 20th century was partly
restored and.


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It now has six bronze medals to its credit, a huge achievement, and this year is
hoping to win silver. Each year, the town hosts Eigse Michael Hartnett, a
literary and arts festival with a very special atmosphere. It is run by a local
committee in partnership with Limerick City and County Council and brings
leading writers, poets, artists and thinkers to the town.

The Great Southern Trail Group is another voluntary group which has achieved a
lot. It is now under the management of Limerick City and County Council and
there are plans for to extend it east to the city and to continue it on to
Listowel. Over the past three years, a new organisation has evolved in the town:
the Newcastle West Development Association an umbrella organisation which brings
together the Chamber of Commerce, the Business Association, Tidy Towns and the
Community Council.

This new association is now spearheading a five year plan for the town in a
dynamic collaboration with Limerick City and County Council and the Newcastle
West Municipal District. A number of elements of that five-year plan are already
underway with the development of a Regional Athletics Hub and a visitor centre
at Fullers Folly.

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Together with the Desmond Castle Complex and the Great Southern Greenway, they
will attract new visitors to the town and help to copper-fasten Newcastle West
as a tourist destination… a place to visit, to stay, to eat and drink and to
explore. Newcastle West is a town on the move, determined to forge ahead, but
secure in knowing that it is a good place to live, to work, to rear families and
to do business in. You can contact Customer Services by email customerservices
limerick. I was very unsure what was going to happen for a while.

I have actually heard of nobody who was bagged and over the limit in the
morning. But the fear of it is huge. The guards are getting the message out, and
they have to do their job.

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How does he account for the high level of pub closures in Limerick over the past
15 years? That was madness really. Every second building was a pub. Yes, but it
has levelled out. Things are good. However, you need to offer people something
different. So we put Molton Brown [upmarket soap and hand lotion] into the
ladies There would be no point.

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Yet it has also been hit by a large number of pub closures. So a lot of
businesses have had to kind of change. And any pub that had to do a fairly big
change had to make a decision whether or not there was a business model there.
In the city a lot of these traditional family-run establishments have ended up
being turned into coffee shops or office buildings.

There is no other use needed so they just close up. Then the recession happened,
and it bottomed out, and stayed there for a few years. Prinking — or
pre-drinking — is the phenomenon of [mostly] young people buying [mostly] cheap
supermarket alcohol to drink at home before going out to a nightclub.

Though business is better than it was, he expects to be the last member of his
family to stand behind the bar. Even if it was thriving and booming, it is a
very tough lifestyle. A few years ago Flannery invested in a former garage next
door, and developed it into a more modern space, with black walls, a tiled floor
and lush green planting. These days it attracts a crowd in their late 20s and
older.

It has breathed new life into the business. Business is very good. You have to
make changes. And not just in the bar, but in your attitude behind the counter
and the way business is done. Dermot McGovern, a businessman in Limerick, points
to another street nearby, Edward Street, where 13 pubs have closed in the last
17 years. And the factories nearby all closed down.


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Pubs are not passing on to the next generation. But you can walk in here, and
you might only see two or three people until 5pm or 6pm in the evening. However,
both men feel the decline has stabilised. But the number we have now is the
right number for the city. The Government has said it will do this by the middle
of next year under minimum pricing legislation introduced last October. But it
may not come soon enough, or go far enough, to reverse the decline in rural
pubs.

But will there be fourth generation? I hope not. More than 1 in 5 people now
living in Newcastle West are not Irish born but have made the town their home
where their Irish-born children now go to schools and find jobs. Newcastle West,
Co. Limerick from Newcastle West, Co.


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Limerick on Vimeo. Our hope springs from our traditions. Historically a town of
fairs and butter markets, Newcastle West is now a large centre of employment
with a strong business and enterprise culture. But food enterprise remains
strong. Pallas Foods, originally established by a local family, is now part of
the multinational Cisco empire and a major employer. Another home-grown
enterprise Cahills Cheese, has won international awards. And then there is
Ballygowan the leader in Irish bottled water, indeed a by-word for bottled
water, an iconic brand with an international reputation.

A wide range of smaller enterprises also provide employment and services within
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My father dons his white plastic overalls and searches through the shed for
something I can use as a desk. I watch from thousands of miles away as the
humanity comes shining out through the horror enveloping my city. My heart is
there, my body is here, and my head is nowhere to be found. I sit at my janky
new desk, trying to remember how to write. Then on Sunday the clocks change,
putting me one more hour away from New York and creating just what we need here:
a longer day.

I mentally annihilate the very construct of time. Then my period arrives two
weeks early. The internet tells me stress can do that.


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My friend Shonali and I congratulate ourselves on not being parents. I make tea
and settle in for a couple of hours of staring balefully out the window. An
ivory floof flashes past. Leo has escaped.

I know in my bones that if he vanishes I will too, and the only sign I was back
here will be an especially luscious raised bed of tulips in the summer. I'm very
worried; he may not last the voyage. Fifty days we'll be on this ship, I heard
the captain say…50 days! The Dunbrody is a memorial to the victims of the
famine.

Before the s Ireland had eight million people. About a quarter of them starved
or emigrated. The economy and population didn't recover for over a century.
Today Ireland's population is still only five million. Before heading off to
other destinations along the southern coast we're stopping at the nearby
Waterford Crystal factory , popular for its excellent tours. Guide: And so I'll
welcome you to the blowing room.

And the techniques you'll see here this afternoon have remained unchanged for
centuries. Now the structure in the center of the platform, that is our furnace
and it burns at a temperature of 1, degrees centigrade.

Now this furnace has been burning for 30 years, and we keep it going on a
continuous basis. With a tradition dating back to the s, Waterford is the
largest and one of the most respected glassworks in the world. Tours give
visitors a look at the entire production process, and a chance to see many of
the plant's 1, employees hard at work. Guide: Also you remember as I told you a
few moments ago that in order to become a cutter you require eight years of
training. However in order to cut these special pieces or trophies you'd
actually require over 20 years' experience. Guide: This is one of our sporting
trophies — these are for pin bowling, surprise, surprise.

The tour comes with an opportunity to actually meet a cutter, see his
diamond-bladed wheel in action, and ask questions. Cutter: It's much easier to
understand if I show it to you rather than just listen to me talk. You see six
even cuts, same height, same depth. We only get paid for doing the good ones,
and I'm serious when I say that. You finish in the glittering salesroom,
surrounded by temptations that are hard to pack…but easy to ship.

Public transportation here has improved a lot since Viking times, but train and
bus schedules can still pretty frustrating for anyone trying to lace together
lots of sights in the countryside efficiently. To explore Ireland, I usually
rent a car. Most of Ireland's roads date from much poorer times, when they were
used primarily by farmers and shepherds. While traffic is sparse, the
combination of driving on the left and sharing these narrow roads with oncoming
traffic can be a nerve-wracking experience.

But with financial aid from the European Union, Ireland now has some fine
highways. And zipping along these roads, you realize that this island is pretty
small. We've made our way to the south-central coast of Ireland, where the town
of Cobh sits in an ideal natural harbor.

If your ancestors are Irish, chances are they left from Cobh. Of the millions of
Irish who emigrated to America, Canada, and Australia, nearly half sailed from
this town.


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Giddy, the town renamed itself "Queenstown" in her honor. Later, in , to
celebrate their new independence from British royalty, locals — no longer so
giddy — changed the name back to the original Irish name, Cobh. And today,
rather than play cricket, the kids prefer the very Irish sport of hurling.

Cobh's major sightseeing attraction, filling its harborside Victorian train
station, is its kid-friendly emigration and maritime history museum [the Cobh
Heritage Centre ]. The first steam-powered ship to make a trans-Atlantic
crossing departed from Cobh in — cutting the journey time from 50 days by sail
to only In , the Titanic made its last stop here before heading out on its
maiden and only voyage.

And in , the Lusitania , a British ocean liner, was sunk by a German submarine
just 30 miles from here. Over a thousand people died. On vacation we give our
kids a bigger allowance than usual, but expect them to keep a journal, buy their
own treats and souvenirs, and pay for their Internet time. Distances here are
short, but rides can take longer than expected.

Ireland's most fun when you're not in a rush. Roll down your window — enjoy the
traffic jams.


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I'm from Seattle. Farmer: Seattle. Fine to have you along with us. Rick: Where
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Farmer: Just from the local; born and reared down here. Kinsale mixes history
and cuteness better than any town on Ireland's south coast. The long and skinny
old-town center is part modern marina and part pedestrian-friendly medieval
town. Along with its rich history, Kinsale has a laid-back Sausalito feel with a
touch of wine-sipping class.

As Ireland's self-proclaimed gourmet capital, Kinsale merges friendly
old-fashioned Irish hospitality with quality restaurants.

Competition is fierce, and restaurants offer creative and tempting menus. It's
like eating in a fish market surrounded by today's catch and a pristine kitchen.
Marie and her staff hustle steaming plates of beautifully presented seafood to
eager customers. The Irish really do enjoy the gift of gab. And for travelers,
that means excellent guides — like Don Herlihy in Kinsale — are available in any
historic town. Don: Well in the 15th, 16th, 17th centuries, this harbor here,
Kinsale, was the most important natural harbor in the whole coastline of Ireland
— by far the most perfect in an age of sailing ships, and sails ruled the waves.

Countries with great fleets were great powers in their own right. And this was a
time when the sun never set on the Spanish Empire. In , the fourth, the very
last Spanish Armada ever to sail, sailed into this harbor here with the idea of
linking up with clans in the northern part of Ireland, that by allying they
could drive the English out of Ireland and take liberty for themselves. The
Spanish sail in here, unopposed, About 5, camp within the town. The English
surprise them with 10, forces on the high ground here.

Approximately 6, Irish clansmen come downstream to link with the Spanish. They
can't link up. The English have the high ground. They dominate the Spanish
completely, releasing most of their forces to turn on the clans…it's a rout.
Rick: A bad day for Ireland. Don: Dreadful. Very Friendly atmosphere,Bar staff
were terrific. I tried a White Gypsy Blond which was quite good. Full view. Best
nearby. Harbour Browns Steakhouse. The Quays Bar and Restaurant.

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