An alternative publication providing free press to young people.

Founded to promote interest in and study of Thomas Merton and his concerns throughout the British Isles.

Aviation maintenance company based in Ireland.

An unofficial Northern Ireland supporters club site with fixtures, results, photographs, and a message board. Based in Antrim.

Includes information on language classes and cultural events. Dublin, Ireland.

Rental cottages, each housekeeping cottage is self contained and well suited for family vacations. They are near beaches, golfing and lobster suppers.

A collection of articles on Islam, with news and reports of local activities and conferences.

Details of four-wheel drive tours of Ireland.

Contains information on bilateral relations, cultural and educational exchange programs, and contact details.

Youth organization based in Great Britain and Ireland offers information about the organization, camps, and seminars.

Provides details of the four centres in Tyrone and Down, plus information about the aims of the Camphill Movement.

Resource site for musical societies in Ireland and for musicals in general.

Folk Music of Britain, Ireland & America. Lyrics, Midi, Origins, Historical Information and Background for traditional tunes from Britain, Ireland and America, circa 1650 to 1900. Includes Child ballads, Sea shanties and Turlough O'Carolan'…

Thoughts on the peace process in Northern Ireland, science fiction, annual reviews, general discussions, some downloads and the Amiga computer.

Has centres throughout Northern Ireland where the young unemployed have free Internet access, hardware and software training, and can create a CV. Includes location list with maps.

Aims to promote the advancement of clinical biochemistry in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

(1963- ), Belfast, Ireland. Picture, biography, and selected works from the Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland.

At airports throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland, offers various services including meeting passengers, errands, access to VIP lounges, and help.

The Cook and Robb families are from Ireland and Kirkmaiden in Wigtownshire, South West Scotland.The Greives lived in Howden in Selkirshire.

This division of a global Anglican organisation which promotes the well-being of families outlines its history, mission, aims, structures and works and provides photos and contact details.…