A theologian, grammarian born in King's County, Ireland, at the beginning of the seventeenth century; died at St. Isidore's, Rome, about 1684.

Portal site to Knowth, Newgrange, Dowth, Fourknocks and Loughcrew, the 5000-year old megalithic monuments in the county of Meath on the east coast of Ireland.

Self-catering, holiday cottage accommodation, with disabled access in Kerry Ireland. Tourist information plus maps.

Supplies food ingredients including herbs, spices, butters, and sauces to food development chefs and supermarkets in the UK and Ireland.

Website for Dublin online rock broadcaster, playing the best in Irish and international rock music, live from Dublin city centre.

…ltation process on the proposed Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland. Includes events, lobbying information and FAQ.…

Information on fishing on Irelands east coast and the trout, salmon, pike and sea fishing available.

Information on people who worked as coastguards in Ireland.

Includes background, reports, press releases and details of their audit work.

Standing black stallion at stud. Includes sales list, photos, and profiles of horses. Located in Ireland.

Ancestors and descendents of Gaspare Caradonna (b.1800) Vita, Siciliy and James Sheridan (b.1830) from Ireland. Compiled by Nancy Caradonna.

Distributors for Mitsubishi, Fantuzzi, and Sichelschmidt. Sales, service, hire and driver training. Ireland.

Online shop for inkjet and toner. Prices in Euro and Sterling. [based in Northern Ireland]

Specialist provider of customised golf tours to Ireland, England and Scotland.

Exhibit of artist who was born in the Ukraine and now lives in Dublin, Ireland and produces original contemporary art.

Bluegrass Ireland provides breaking news of Americana music in Ireland, focusing especially on the bluegrass and old-time communities, with links to international bluegrass and old-time associations. Readers' comments and archived history are provi…

Dublin-based organization offering information about, and support for, dyslexia.

A Dominican friar, and a theologian of note, b. at Limerick, Ireland, early in the seventeenth century; d. (probably) 1670.

Provides details of projects, activities and member groups.

Steel stockholders servicing the construction and engineering industry in Ireland.