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      Welcome

      Carrick-on-Suir is a small town with a big heart in a wonderful location. It offers the visitor a unique combination of heritage and leisure, while also demonstrating an economic vibrancy that augurs well for its future.
    

    
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         0){var splitList = str.split('|');var strCompare = str;if (splitList.length == splitSize)strCompare = splitList[splitSize-1];var pluginList = document.plugins;for (var count = 0; count = sSrc.length){if (strCompare.indexOf(sSrc) != -1){func(str, count, pluginList, splitList);break;}}}}if (strCallbackEvent)document.body.dispatchEvent(event);}function __RP_Coord_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Left = splitList[0];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Top = splitList[1];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Right = splitList[2];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Bottom = splitList[3];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, 'rp-js-coord-callback', 5, func);}function __RP_Url_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback_Vid = splitList[0];pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback_Parent = splitList[1];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, 'rp-js-url-callback', 3, func);}function __RP_TotalBytes_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_TotalBytes_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_TotalBytes_Callback_Bytes = splitList[0];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, null, 2, func);}function __RP_Connection_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Connection_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Connection_Callback_Url = splitList[0];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, null, 2, func);}
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         0){var splitList = str.split('|');var strCompare = str;if (splitList.length == splitSize)strCompare = splitList[splitSize-1];var pluginList = document.plugins;for (var count = 0; count = sSrc.length){if (strCompare.indexOf(sSrc) != -1){func(str, count, pluginList, splitList);break;}}}}if (strCallbackEvent)document.body.dispatchEvent(event);}function __RP_Coord_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Left = splitList[0];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Top = splitList[1];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Right = splitList[2];pluginList[index].__RP_Coord_Callback_Bottom = splitList[3];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, 'rp-js-coord-callback', 5, func);}function __RP_Url_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback_Vid = splitList[0];pluginList[index].__RP_Url_Callback_Parent = splitList[1];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, 'rp-js-url-callback', 3, func);}function __RP_TotalBytes_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_TotalBytes_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_TotalBytes_Callback_Bytes = splitList[0];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, null, 2, func);}function __RP_Connection_Callback(str){var func = function(str, index, pluginList, splitList){pluginList[index].__RP_Connection_Callback = str;pluginList[index].__RP_Connection_Callback_Url = splitList[0];};__RP_Callback_Helper(str, null, 2, func);}
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				<dc:subject>Welcome to the offical Carrick-on-Suir website</dc:subject> 
				<dc:creator>administrator</dc:creator> 
				<dc:date>2002/11/06</dc:date> 
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    Contact Us  
    
    Please Note:- We reply to all queries concerning Carrick-on-Suir and its people. We have replied to a number of queries over the last few months, but some of our replies have been returned for various reasons. Please ensure that your e-mail address is  correct! 

    
       First name

       Surname

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          info@carrickonsuir.ie
        

        
          tourism@carrickonsuir.ie
        
      

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				<link>http://www.carrickonsuir.ie/x/176</link> 
				<title>Cycling</title> 
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     Cycling

    The beauty of the nature around Carrick-on-Suir is evident for all to see. From the mountains that surround it like the Knockmealdowns and The Comeraghs to the rivers that flow gently nearby, beauty is abundant.
    
     To truly sample all of the delights, cycling offers the most rewarding experience to capture it all. Cycling allows you the chance to make life move at your pace, you can try and catch everything in a day, or take your time and see the Irish rural life at its quirkiest.
    
     Carrick, also, has a long and proud tradition of cycling, through the famous Sean Kelly. Kelly, one of the world's greatest cyclists through the 1980s, has lent his name to the town square and the sports centre. Today, two very competitive cycling teams operate out of Carrick and continue to fly the flag for cycling in Carrick-on-Suir. A third cycling club exists in the town and is a more gentle affair for those people who still have a competitive streak but not the physique to compete and are known as the Carrick Wheelers Road Club, with Sean Kelly as a member.
    
     Also, whether you are passing through Carrick-on-Suir on your way to another of the Southeasts many treasures or basing yourself here for your stay, a route exists that suit your experience, fitness and general enthusiasm for all things energetic.

    
      www.seankelly.com

      www.seankellycyclingacademy.com
    

    

    Carrick Wheelers

    
    
     

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				<title>Activities</title> 
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				<link>http://www.carrickonsuir.ie/x/178</link> 
				<title>Accommodation</title> 
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    Accommodation

    The town of Carrick-on-Suir is renowned for its hospitality, and a kindly welcoming greeting is assured. There are many private houses in the town and surrounding districts within a radius of 10 miles offering excellent accommodation at reasonable and competitive rates on a Bed &amp; Breakfast basis &ndash; Evening Meals are negotiable and packed lunches etc. likewise.
    

    

    
     A selection of approved Hotel, Guest House and other accommodation is listed below. Further information on local accommodation is available through the Tourist Information Office, Heritage Centre, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Tel. No. 051-640200
     Email tourism@carrick-on-suir.ie.
    
     The Carraig Hotel, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir.
     Tel. 00 353 (0)51 641455 and www.carraighotel.com  
    
     Hillcrest B &amp; B (John &amp; Dolores Lonergan), Greenhill Close, Carrick-on-Suir.
     Tel. 00 353 (0)51 640847 and john_lonergan@iolfree.ie  
    
     Fatima House B &amp; B (Ray Dowley), John Street, Carrick-on-Suir.
     00 353 (0)51 640298 and www.fatimahouse.com 
     
     Rathgormack Hiking Centre, Rathgormack, Co. Waterford.
     00 353 (0)51 646969 rathgormackhikingcentre@eircom.net

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    Sights to See

    PLACES TO VISIT IN CARRICK-ON-SUIR

    

    
      Ormond Castle - 14th century residence of the Butlers of Ormond

      Heritage Centre - 13th century Church Site off Main Street

      West Gate - Early defensive gate at Town Walls

      Town Clock Tower - (1794)

      Old Bridge - (Mid 15th century) 1799 River disaster

      St. Mollerans Church - 14th century early Franciscan Abbey

      St. Nicholas Church - Church site since 18th century

      Town Hall - Administrative Centre

      Dillon Bridge - 19th century

      Oven Lane - Off Main Street (15th century)

      River Suir Quayside - Marina

      Fair Green Commonage - 13th century

      Town Park - Early 19th century

      Clairin Well - Early 16th century water source

      River Suir - Walking town path route

      Coolnamuck Road - 13th century townsland

      Reilig na Muc - 13th century Graveyard

      Carrick Laneway Network - General

      Brewery Lane Theatre - Castle Street

      Glen River - Wildlife &amp; Aviary Wetland site

      Villa Terrace - Malcolmsons Houses, St. Johns Road

      Bother Bui - Yellow Road &ndash; old route to Waterford via Kilmeaden.
    

    PLACES TO SEE &amp; VISIT IN THE DISTRICT

    
      Ahenny High Crosses - 10 km

      Kilkieran High Crosses - 6 km

      Curraghmore House &amp; Shell House - 12 km (by appointment)

      Tybroughney Castle - 5 km (by appointment)

      Ballyneale Castle - 5 km (by appointment)

      Churchtown Graveyard - 6 km (Burial Site of Maurice Davin, 1st President of the G.A.A.)

      Mothel Holy Well - 4 km (Ancient Religious Site)

      Ink Bottle House - 4 km

      Teagasc Kildalton Agri College - 5 km (Formerly Bessborough Estate)

      Knockroe Tombs - 13 km (Ancient Burial Site, approx 5,000 years old)

      Harristown Dolmen - 13 km

      Rathgormack Castle - 12 km

      Clonea Castle - 12 km

      Wall&rsquo;s Castle, Coolnamuck - 3 km

      Victoria Slate Quarries - 10 km
    

    Further information is available from theTourist Information Office, Heritage Centre, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir. Phone 051-640200 Email tourism@carrick-on-suir.ie.
    
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    Training

    
      Dan Morrissey Carrick Wheelers
       Road, off-road, youth, leisure
       Paul Lonergan, Greystone street, Carrick on Suir, Co Tipperary
       tel: 051-641449, 086 8718433
      
       View the Carrick Wheelers website at www.carrickwheelers.com
    

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    Cycling Tours

    Selected Cycling Routes :Tours From Carrick-On-Suir:

    Carrick-on-Suir-Mahon Bridge-Mahon Falls-Carrick-on-Suir.
     Length: 24 miles / 36km
     Highlights: Mahon Falls in the Comeragh Mountains

    Carrick-on-Suir-Crotty&rsquo;s Lake-Carrick-on-Suir.
     Length: 14 miles / 24km
     Highlights: Crottys Lake in the Comeragh Mountains; View the majestic Comeraghs en route; Hiding place of the 18th century highwayman, Crotty the Robber; Mountain and wooden walks 
    
     Carrick-on-Suir-Ballyneale-Ballypatrick-Kilcash-Slievenamon-Kilcash-Carrick-on-Suir Length: 13 miles / 22km
     Highlights: Slievenamon (hill of the Women - ideal for hill-walking, with many wooded walks also; panoramic views from summit. On foothills of Slievenamon &ndash; ruins of Kilcash Castle built by the Butlers of Ormonde. 
    
     Carrick-on-Suir-Ballynoran (N24)-Kilsheelan Village-Glencomeragh-Churchtown-Carrick-on-Suir.
     Length: 16 miles / 27km
     Highlights: Tipperary Crystal &amp; Dove Hill Norman Tower Keep at Ballynoran. De La Poer Castle at picturesque riverside village of Kilsheelan. Churchtown Graveyard, burial place of the Gaelic Athletic Association founder member, Maurice Davin. 
    
     Carrick-on-Suir-Faugheen-Aheeny-Castletown-Carrick-on-Suir
     Length: 12 miles / 21km
     Highlights: 8th century Kilkieran High Crosses with their detailed tracery and interlacing Celtic spirals and patterns; abandoned Victorian slate quarries, the site of the 1992 Sculptors Symposium. 
    
     Carrick-on-Suir-Mothel-Clonea Power Village-Rathgormack-Carrick-on-Suir
     Highlights: Mothel Well - traditional place of pilgrimage with spring water noted for its purity; Church at Clonea-Power village with its Harry Clarke stained glass window.
    
     Bike Hire:
     Mr John O Keeffe, OK Sports, New Street,
     Carrick-on-Suir
     Tel: (051) 641642
    
    
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    Walking

    Walking in Carrick-on-Suir: Rolling hills, River Walks

    
      Carrick-on-Suir is a region of history, heritage and great natural beauty. Carrick-on-Suir gives way to rolling hills and towering mountains all crisscrossed by 'way marked ways' (east Munster way and south Leinster way) walking routes which link many towns and villages. Walking at your own pace whether alongside rivers or through forests and mountains you are free to savour the special charms of this splendid part of Ireland. Choose walks to suit your own ability and let the splendours of the South East unfold before you.
    

    

    
      The East Munster Way extends from Carrick-on-Suir, west/south-west to Clogheen, a distance of 70 kms. The South Leinster Way, which can also be joined at Carrick-on-Suir runs north-east for 102 km via Piltown and the valleys of the Nore, Barrow and Slaney to Kildavin.
    

    

    
      Rathgormack Hiking Centre
    

    
      Situated in the nearby Co. Waterford village of Rathgormack, the Rathgormack Hiking Centre is strategically placed to offer a whole host of recreational, social and cultural activities to visitors in the area. The setting, in the shadow of the Comeragh Mountains, is ideally located for those interested in walking, cycling or horse riding. There are wonderful scenic views in this area of Co. Waterford, just 9 km from Carrick-on-Suir. The premises are suitably equipped for self-catering with dormitory style accommodation. Car parking space is available. Groups are welcome to enjoy a variety of indoor sports e.g. football, basketball, badminton, floor exercises etc. After strenuous activities one can retire and enjoy the hospitality of the local lounge bars with traditional music and craic. The centre is open all year round with groups only in the winter period.
      
       For bookings contact:
    

    
      Tel. No. 051-646969 / Intl. +353-51-646969
       Email: rathgormackhikingcentre@eircom.net.
      
       For further enquiries also contact:- Tourist Information Office, Heritage Centre, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. Phone 051-640200 Email tourism@carrick-on-suir.ie.
      
    

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    River Based

    Carrick-on-Suir is navigable from any part of Ireland's inland waterways. As the river is tidal to Carrick-on-Suir it is necessary to travel with the tides.

    

    Navigation charts from Cheekpoint to Carrick-on-Suir are available in "A Guide to Carrick by the Suir" available for purchase at the tourist office for &euro;10.00 including P&amp;P. Tourist Information Office, Heritage Centre, Main St. Phone 353 (0)51 640200 e-mail:- tourism@carrick-on-suir.ie
    

    USE OF PUBLIC MARINA

    
      Carrick-on-Suir Public Marina is operated by Carrick-on-Suir Boat Club by agreement with Carrick-on-Suir Town Council.
    

    
      On arrival to the marina by boat, visitors can exit the facility by depressing the security gate push-button on the access gate. A swipe card may then be purchased, per the charges outlined below, at the Carraig Hotel, Main Street (200 metre walk) subject to the presentation of craft insurance policy details and the payment of a deposit.
    

    
      All visitors are expected to comply with the marina facility rules and regulations, a copy of which will be furnished on the payment of fees.
    

    
      
    
    
     
     

    
      
    

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    Swimming

    

    The Sean Kelly Sports Centre offers a multitude of sports and recreational activities for the young and old. Key activities include swimming, step aerobics, yoga, workout gym and dance classes.

    For this month's timetable of activities click here.

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    Equestrian

    Carrick has a long and proud tradition of producing excellent horses. From the training of champions to the early work horses that shaped the local environment, horses have played a very important role in Carrick-on-Suir life.
    
     This tradition is being kept alive today with many quality stud farms in the Carrick region and also in the quality equestrian centres that are in close proximity to the town.

    WHITECHURCH RIDING SCHOOL
     Offers: Riding Lessons, Hacking Out &amp; Trekking by qualified instructors. Situated in a scenic location offering a friendly relaxed atmosphere, catering for all age groups. Livery is also available. Member of A.I.R.E.
    
     Contact: Lorraine on 087 2889081 or email whitechurchridingschool@hotmail.com.
    
     BELLINE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
     Riding lessons by qualified instructors for all ages. Magnificent indoor and outdoor facilities for instruction, hacking and trekking. Livery also available. Member of A.I.R.E.
    
     Contact: Teresa at 087 2276669 or visit the website: www.bellineshowjumpingclub.com
    
     CLONEA EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
     Clonea, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Waterford. Qualified instruction for children and adults. Stables for 15 horses. Floodlit sand arena.
     Member of A.I.R.E.

    Contact: 051 640611.
    
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    Tennis

    Castleview Tennis Club has been in existence since 1897 in its present location, and takes its name from the adjacent Ormond Castle. It involves the old and the new, being partly enclosed by the old town walls with Oak and Ash trees a signpost to past history. It has evolved throughout the years from grass courts to hard courts and in 2001 a major investment was undertaken to install 4 new All-Weather courts with full lighting and also refurbishment to the Club House &ndash; Changing facilities.

    

    Location :
     Castleview Tennis Club is located in the town centre with its entrance via the main carpark in New Street&ndash; opposite the Town Hall.
    
     Fees :
     Green Fees are available at &euro; 10 per person but limited to 4 visits. There are a number of Munster coaches approved by the club for coaching.
    
     Contact :
     Castleview Tennis Club &ndash; New Street, Carrick-on-Suir : 051-640960
    
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    Golf

    Carrick-on-Suir Golf Club is situated on the hills overlooking the historic town of Carrick-on-Suir with panoramic views of the Suir Valley and is shielded by the beautiful Comeragh mountains.
    
    

    

    Founded in 1939, this 18 hole parkland course stretches 6282 metres off the back tees giving every level of golfer a challenge they will rise to and the wish to come back and repeat again and again. A round of golf on this beautiful course promises to be a pleasant and memorable experience.
    
     Located on an elevated site, the Club House has a comfortable bar and spacious and bright dining room, always a welcome retreat after a round of golf. Friendly staff will ensure that you enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and you are treated to the welcome and hospitality for which Carrick-on-Suir Golf Club is renowned.
    
     Course Distance Blue &ndash; 6282 metres White &ndash; 5789 metres
     Green fees Weekdays &euro;25 Weekends &euro;30 (group discounts available)
    
     Full catering facilities and Caddy Cars and buggies for hire

    With over 30 golf courses within the Southeast of Ireland, you are spoilt for choice for using Carrick-on-Suir as your base to see the best there is to offer. From the stunning Mount Juliet to the more modest Tinhalla Golf Course, there is a course to match everyone's handicap. Bear in mind that Carrick-on-Suir and the South East, in general, get by far the best weather that Ireland has to offer and you will see why thousands of golfers favour this region over all others.
    
     Address: Garravoone, Carrick on Suir, County Tipperary.
     Telephone: 00 353 (0)51 640047
     Fax: 00 353 (0)51 640558
     E-mail: info@carrickgolfclub.com
     Website: www.carrickgolfclub.com
    

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    Motor Sport

    Carrick-on-Suir motor club

    The Carrick-on-Suir motor club is Ireland's leading motor club providing a wide array of events for motoring enthusiasts. The club organises approximately eight events each year, which generates a hive of activity in Carrick-on-Suir. These events range from rallying state of the art machinery as seen on the international circuit to classic car tours including cars from the early part of the last century a must see for any motor enthusiast!

    Contact: Ann Fitzgerald, The Cross Mooncoin Co, Kilkenny. phone/fax +353 51 895238 email: carrickonsuirmc@eircom.net

     

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    Soccer

    Carrick-on-Suir offers two soccer clubs each steeped in history and boasting state of the art astroturf training facilities. These facilities are also available to the public for training and recreation. Acquiring the use of these facilities is made possible by contacting the respective clubs.

    Carrick United AFC

    Carrick United AFC has positioned itself as one of the most successful provincial clubs at present both at Senior and under age. The club has enjoyed considerable success in the Waterford and district league, Munster Senior and Junior cups and the Irish junior cup.
    
     Contact: John Nolan, William St Carrick on Suir Tipperary 051 640090
    

    Rock Rovers

    Rock Rovers is a younger and growing club and operates in the Tipperary and district league. Again this club enjoys considerable success under age and shows great promise for the future.
    
     Contact: Nora Keegan, The Gate Bar Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir
    
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    GAA

    Carrick-on-Suir boasts no less than three G.A.A. clubs all enjoying successes in their respective divisions. Two clubs operate out of the same grounds and compete in the Tipperary championship.The remaining club competes in the neighbouring Waterford championship.

    Swan Club

    Named after the Bird which has become recognised as the Carrick-on-Suir symbol over time. This particular club operates in the highest grades available and currently enjoys the most success of the clubs at present.

    Contact: McDonnell, Sean Ashpark Carrick on Suir 051 641614

    Davin Club

    This club is renowned throughout Tipperary and Munster for its particular success during the 1960s and 1970s. This club is also responsible for producing some of the legends of the game such as Mick Roche and P.J. Ryan. Although the club had gone through somewhat of a recession in previous years its youthful appearance at present promises great things for the future. www.tipperary.gaa.ie

    St. Mollerans

    This club operates in the Waterford division and has positioned itself as a strong competitor for many years. The club is named after the historic Church in Carrickbeg of the same name which has been prominent in Carrick-on-Suir for hundreds of years and resides as one of the towns main historical sites. www.waterford.gaa.ie
    
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    Landmarks

    Carrick-on-Suir has a lot to offer to both the tourist and the casual day tripper. From early Celtic history throught the Viking and Norman invasions, to the English Plantations and finally through the famine and onto the Celtic Tiger that Ireland is now sometimes called. All these eras have left their mark on Carrick and helped to define the town that is here today. To help you interpret the history and culture of Carrick, the places and events below will give you a taste of the town.

    Carrick-on-Suir tourist office

    Located at the Carrick-on-Suir Heritage centre on the main street of the town.
     Oct. to May daily from 10.00am to 4.00pm. June to Sept. from 10.00am to 5.00pm. Weekends may vary, please ring.
     Contact phone number +353 (0) 51 640200
    
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    HISTORY INTRODUCTION TO CARRICK-ON-SUIR

    Carrick-on-Suir, a beautiful south east of Ireland medieval town is set in the ancient Golden Vale (Gleann an Oir) and surrounded to the south by the Comeragh Mountains of Co. Waterford. Legendary Sliabh na mBan keeps a watchful eye from high upon the 800 years old town nestling in the Suir Valley. Downstream on the Suir to the southeast region we can view the Walsh Mountains from where it is thought by historians that the first inhabitants of the town originated.

    

    Carrick-on-Suir or Carrick Mac Griffin so called by association with the Anglo Norman landowner family of Fitzgriffin, was, from its foundation up to the early 19th Century, an island settlement. The waters of tributaries namely Lingaun, Pil,Glasha and Glen encircled to enter the Suir from east to west. The habitat can only be envisaged as a collection of mud huts, thatched or grass roofed in a most basic scenario of habitation. Most probably a collection of animals provided some self-sufficiency by way of meat and the raw materials for clothing. The swampland and greenery would in itself sustain such agricultural stock with grazing etc.

    The granting of a charter to hold a Fair (An T-Aonach) in the year 1247 provides us with enough evidence that suggests a population was building up in the place. This event would be held in a vast area commonage known as The Fair Green. Though now a small version of the original acreage, it is, along with Coolnamuck and Oven Lane, one of the most durable place names of the town.

    From the early 14th Century, the governmental affairs of the town were overseen by the overlords &ldquo;The Butlers of Ormond&rdquo;, who had been granted the lands of Carrick by virtue of being declared the Chief Butlers of Ireland. This family provided the religious order of Franciscans with its foundation church in Carrick Beg (1336). The most notable members of the clan were Thomas (Black Tom) Butler, the 10th Earl of Ormond (1531-1614) who built the Tudor Manor House extension to the Castle and James 12th Earl and 1st Duke of Ormond (1652) who founded the woollen industry of the mid 17th Century.

    From an era of commerce and trade, of employment and prosperity amongst a 1799 population census of nearly 11,000 persons, the town&rsquo;s economy went into freefall as a result of British taxes and levies imposed on imports to protect its own industry at home. Deprivation, hunger, illness and disease with resultant multiple deaths saw the town in the throes of an early famine. Carrick-on-Suir would not experience any semblance of mass employment until the arrival of the Malcolmson Cotton Factory (1863-1877) which was relatively short lived and later in the first third of the 20th Century with the opening of Plunder and Pollack Leather Factory.

    Throughout pages in this presentation we will further inform the readers of the many facets of historical fact, industry, employment, people and places who are and have been synonymous with this town of Carraig-na-Siuire.
    
    
    
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    Industry

     Carrick-on-Suir is a thriving town of 6,000 inhabitants serving a local community of some 10,000 people. It has an abundance of retail, service and commercial activities that continue to grow and prosper. Excellent housing, superb educational facilities and an advanced infrastructure make it an ideal location in the South East. It combines the best quality of life and commercial potential for inward investment and relocation.

     
        
     

    The recent designation of a substantial tract of land for a biotechnology park is testament to Carrick-on-Suir's prospects. Many observers have recognised Carrick-on-Suir as having the critical ingredients of location, infrastructure and people that are required to support modern industry. The Economic Development Committee chaired by Jim Power economist is co-ordinating many initiatives that will result in further development of the commercial potential of the area.

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    The retail sector of the town combines the charm of the independent retailer with many household names in retailing.
    
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    Services

    There is an abundance of local services including professional, medical, banking, trades &amp; construction and general services necessary to support such a vibrant community. The town has Carrick town council as its administrative centre.

    ANCILLARY SERVICES IN CARRICK-ON-SUIR

    A brief list of available services in shopping, recreational, social and sporting activity.

    
      All necessary grocery, drapery, footwear, sports equipment, florists, auctioneering and accounting services.

      Banking and A.T.M. facilities.

      Excellent Restaurants, Lounge Bars, multiple Catering, Take-away and Off Licence outlets.

      Theatre, Drama and Musical Societies.

      Live Musical Entertainment at Strand Theatre and in local bars.

      Sport &amp; Fitness Centre (Sean Kelly Sports Centre) incl. swimming pool, sauna and workout rooms. Other sports (all popular) catered for including Association Football, G.A.A., Rugby, Tennis, Boxing, Martial Arts, Motor Club, Cycling, Fishing, Athletics and Carrick-on-Suir 18 hole Golf Course.
    
    
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    Travelling to Carrick-on-Suir

    Carrick-on-Suir is located on the National Road 24 (N24), the route which runs from Rosslare Ferry Port to Limerick on the west coast. The town itself is in Ireland's largest inland county, namely Tipperary. Although the majority of the town is in Co. Tipperary, some of the town resides in neighbouring Co. Waterford, an issue which can lead to some highly charged debate among locals!.

    From Rosslare:

    

    Follow the N24 from Rosslare to New Ross and onwards to Waterford City. From here continue to follow the N24 in the direction of Limerick. Carrick-on-Suir will be the first major town you will encounter once you leave Waterford, about a 30 minute drive away and roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes from Rosslare.

    From Cork:

    Whether landing by ferry or plane in Cork, follow the N25 towards Waterford to find your way to Carrick-on-Suir. In approximately 1 hour you will arrive in the village of Lemybrien. Turn left off the N25, onto the R676 and this road leads straight to Carrick-on-Suir passing the scenic Comeragh mountains along the way.

    From Limerick/Galway:

    Once on the outskirts of Limerick, follow the N24 all the way to Carrick-on-Suir passing through the historic towns and villages of Monard,  Tipperary, Bansha, Cahir and Clonmel.

    From Dublin:

    Take the N7 in the direction of Naas (20km) and continue onto the M7 for 10km. Turn left onto the M9/N9 for Carlow (40km). Continue on N9/N10 to Kilkenny (40km). From Kilkenny ring road travel on the N76 for 35km and turn left onto the R696 for Carrick-on-Suir (10km). Travel time is 2 hours 45 minutes.

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    Carrick-on-Suir Heritage Centre

    This former Protestant church, now restored as a heritage centre, was once part of the Pre Reformation burial ground and church site of Carrick Mor. Its interesting gravestones include a memorial to Thomas Butler, died 1604, an illegitimate son of Thomas, tenth Earl of Ormonde.

    Buried here too is Dorothea Herbert, 1770 - 1829, daughter of the eighteenth century rector and author of "Retrospections". Many local artefacts and photographs are on display. The Heritage Centre also houses a Tourist Information Office and the Butler Church plate collection. The centre is situated on the main street of Carrick-on-suir.
    
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    Ormonde Castle Carrick-on-Suir

    This castle of the Butlers - Earls and later Dukes of Ormonde - stands above the Suir on the east side of Carrick. It was acquired in 1315, though the oldest part of the castle is a mid-fifteenth-century walled bawn with a tower house in each of its northern corners.

    

    Sometime after 1565 the tenth, or "Black", Earl of Ormonde, who spent many years in the court of his cousin Queen Elizabeth I, added a Tudor manor house of a type common in England but like no other in Ireland. The low U-shaped range of this house forms three sides of a small court attached to the north of the old bawn, whose towers rise behind it. It has two storeys with a gabled attic, rows of mullioned windows with curved-headed lights, and steep brick gables with slender finials. There are few defensive features save for small firing-holes either side of the front door.

    The house was a favourite haunt of the Great Duke of Ormonde, but afterwards it was deserted by the family, although they continued to own it until the present century. Fortunately, it was never allowed to fall into complete ruin and in 1947 was taken over by the State, which subsequently conserved the building. The most notable achievement was the restoration of the long gallery on the first floor of the front elevation, whose ceiling had largely collapsed.

    This delightful room, once hung with tapestries, has a magnificent limestone mantel bearing the date 1565, and stucco representations of Queen Elizabeth flanked by Equity and Justice. The Queen would have felt at home in this room and in the rest of this house, which was probably intended, for she is believed to have promised favourite cousin "Black Tom" that she would one day honour Carrick with a visit.
    
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    The Old Bridge Carrick-on-suir

    

    The Old Bridge is situated at the end of Bridge Street, off the Main Street. This seven arched bridge dates back to the mid 15th. Century. It predates the voyage of Columbus to the New World. Originally built in c.1447 by Edmund MacRichard Butler it was for centuries the first bridge above the estuary and hence strategically important as a link between south Leinster and east Munster
    
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    The two Ahenny crosses are impressive, both about four metres tall and dating from the 8th century. They are somewhat unusual in that they're almost exclusively covered in an interlacing design. Only on the bases are there any panels depicting the more typical religious scenes.

    They are said to represent the transition from the older abstract designs of high crosses to the pictorial scenes found on later crosses. Another odd feature are the removable cap stones known as mitres (bishop's hats).

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    Blarney Woollen Mills, Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary, Ireland

    Only just opened in June 2003, the store in Carrick-on-Suir is positioned in a beautiful part of Tipperary in the valley of Slievenamon. Located about three miles west of Carrick-on-Suir and housed within two authentic thatched cottages in Dove Hill, Blarney Woollen Mills lies close to the banks of the famous river Suir, opposite the legendary Dove Hill castle. The castle, a 14th century tower, now a ruin, is steeped in wonderful Celtic history.
    
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    The Comeragh mountains

    The Comeraghs are located just 10km from Carrick-on-Suir and there is hardly a week in the year without mountaineers, climbers and hill walkers of some description out enjoying them. They are one of the finest ranges in the country and have a great mix of mountain features.

    

    There's the long and precipitous Knockanaffrin Ridge, the shadowy depths and glacial amphitheatre of Lough Coumshingaun, the magnificent plateau, the falls in Coum Mahon, the tremendous variety of the Nire Valley as well as the wealth of flora and fauna. The Comeraghs are well covered in the Ordnance Survey of Ireland's Discovery Series No.75 Map and a number of good walking routes are described in "East and South".

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    Mahon Falls

    Mahon falls is a must see for all visitors to the area. This area provides breathtaking sights in the most tranquil of settings. As well as the magnificent waterfall visitors are also treated to an experience which can only be described as magical, which is described below. This drive from Carrick-on-Suir offers some sensational views of the mountains, and the many high viewing points on the way provide excellent panoramas over the green countryside below.

    

    Turn right at the sign for Mahon Falls About 150 metres further up the road you will go down in a small incline. This part is known as the Magic Road. Stop at the fairy tree situated a few yards from the road to your left and turn off the engine. You will find to your amazement that the car will travel backwards up the hill.
    
     A few hundred metres further on you will come to a car park and a signpost tells you that the footpath will bring you to the Mahon Falls. It is a pleasant and easy family walk and will take about 15 minutes. The best time to visit the falls is after a heavy rainfall when water is cascading with immense force down the steep rock face to the pools several hundred feet below. This is sheep country; but the wild feral mountain goats with their impressive curved horns are easily spotted on the precipitous slopes.
    
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    Famous People

    Carrrick-on-Suir has produced many famous people over the years, excelling in athletics, cycling and entertainment. We list only a few of them here:

    
    
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    Sean Kelly - International Cycling Sensation

    Sean Kelly was consistently one of the top achievers in professional cycling for over 18 years. With his 22 Classic wins he is statistically the fourth most successful professional cyclist of all time behind Eddy Merckx (50), Bernard Hinault (29) and Jacques Anquetil (29).
    
     Born on May 24, 1956, Sean Kelly was the dominant classics rider in the 1980&rsquo;s. Kelly began his professional career in 1977. He won almost every important race on the calendar except the Tour de France, the Giro d&rsquo;Italia, and the World Championship Road Race. Kelly was another complete rider who could sprint, time-trial and climb with the best, although he did have trouble in the heat and on the major climbs in the Tour de France.

    Kelly was a rider&rsquo;s rider, a professional&rsquo;s professional. His record in the Tour de France of fifteen starts and twelve finishes attests to this. Kelly raced hard during entire racing calendar.

    In addition to his record in the CyclingHallofFame.com designated races, he also won the Paris-Nice a record seven times, the Tour of Switzerland twice, and the Grand Prix de Nations, the then most prestigious time trial of the year, once. Kelly retired from professional competition in 1994.
    
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    The Clancy Brothers

    The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem were the seminal Irish Ballad group and their influence has been central to the folk revival, in both Irish and American contexts, and the huge revival of interest in and performance of traditional Irish music throughout the world
    
     The group comprised of Paddy (1922-98), Tom (1923-90) and Liam Clancy, three of nine children, from Carrick-on Suir, Co. Tipperary and Tommy Makem of Keady, Co. Armagh. After a spell in the RAF during the Second World War, Pat and Tom emigrated to America in 1948, working first in Cleveland and eventually settling in New York. They worked at various jobs, always aspiring to be actors, eventually producing and acting in a very successful productions of "Othello" and of Sean O'Casey's The Plough and the Stars. Other plays were not quite as successful and in order to pay the theatre rent, they decided to put on midnight concerts in the Cherry Lane Theatre. Folk music interest was emerging and people who are now legendary, Pete Seeger, Burl Ives, Jean Ritchie, Jack Elliott, Theo Bikel and Bob Dylan took part. Paddy and Tom also performed. Later, they teamed up with Lou Gordon to do a "Swopping Song Fair" at the Sheridan Square Theatre. These performances encouraged them to develop their Irish song repertoire and the popularity of the Irish songs gave Paddy the idea of putting out an LP on his own label, which he formed in l956 and called Tradition Records.
     Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem, met in Ireland while working with Diane Hamilton who came to Ireland to collect traditional songs, both emigrated to the United States in 1955. They became involved in acting but discovered they could make a better living singing at clubs. Paddy and Tom joined in whenever they could and the group, while not yet classed as a group, began to build popularity.
    
     The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem first were billed as such in 1956 when they performed at the Gate of Horn Club in Chicago and they became more widely known performing at fund-raising concerts for the Cherry Lane Theatre and at the Woodie Guthrie benefits. They first recorded in 1959, producing their LP "The Rising of the Moon" on Pat's Tradition Records. At this time the band began touring in the United States, especially in Chicago and New York and became well known for their performances in the Village Vanguard, the Village Gate and Gerde&rsquo;s Folk City. At a very elegant uptown club, The Blue Angel, they were spotted for their first major exposure to a large American audience which came when they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan show in 1961 and it lead to widespread acclaim all over the United States.
    
     *Taken from From the Paddy Clancy Memorial Scholarship Fund Website (www.ul.ie/~iwmc/paddy-clancy)
     Many of the Clancy&rsquo;s memorable ballads can still be heard throughout many of Carrick-on-Suir&rsquo;s popular public houses are a few pints of the Black stuff.
    
    
    

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    Maurice Davin

    Maurice Davin who was born and lived in Carrick-on-Suir is one of the co-founders of the G.A.A. along with Cusack and Archbishop Croke. An outstanding athlete who won international fame in the 1870s and who was actively campaigning for a body to control Irish athletics from 1877. He gave his support to Cusack's campaign from the summer of 1884, presided at the foundation-meeting in Thurles and became GAA's first president and the only president to have two terms and to resign twice. Not actively involved after 1889, but many major games (including 1904 hurling final) were played on his farm. The G.A.A. centre in Carrick-on-Suir along with one of its clubs is called after Maurice

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    Tom Kiely - Olympic Hero

    The outstanding Irish-born personality of the early years of the Olympic Games was Tom Kiely, who won the all-round Championship, the forerunner of the Modern Decathlon, at the Games in St. Louis in 1904.

    His victory was claimed by the United Kingdom or Great Britain but the Olympic historians Dr. Derenc Meso and David Guiney have now established beyond argument that Kiely was, in fact, representing Ireland and indeed paid his own expenses in travelling from Ireland to St. Louis.

    Tom Kiely hailed from Ballyneale just outside Carrick-on-Suir and achieved his gold in 1904 becoming the first Olympic multi-event track champion for 16 centuries.
     Tom Kiely's win in the Decathlon, then known as the "All-Around Championship" was noteworthy as all ten events were held on the same day.

    The events were:

    
      100yds

      Shot Putt

      High Jump

      800yard walk

      Hammer

      Pole Vault

      120yards Hurdles

      56lbs Weight Throw

      Long Jump

      Mile
    

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    Fishing

    Angling on the lower River Suir.

    As the river drains large areas of limestone it makes an ideal habitat for Atlantic salmon and native brown trout. Indeed the River Suir has many times been described as the &ldquo;anglers paradise of Europe&rdquo; as regards wild brown trout fishing.
    

    

    
     Angling on the Suir is best around Carrick and upstream. The angling season begins on the 17th March and extends to 30th September subject to bye-law each year.

    The River Suir rises in the Devil's Bit Mountain, runs South to Cahir and then East to Waterford Harbour. It is an excellent limestone trout river from near it's source to where it meets the tide at Carrick-on-Suir. The main tributaries are the Tar, Nire, Anner, Clodiagh, Multeen and Aherlow. It holds a heavy stock of fish and has several tributaries which also provide good trout fishing. The general character of the river is a long series of rather shallow gravelly glides with a very rich weed growth.
    
     There are occasional stony runs and some deep pools. It flows through rich farmland and it is well sheltered by waterside trees. The banks are rush-grown in many places. Wading is generally easy and there is plenty of cover but the trees do not interfere too much with angling.
    
     The relative uniformity of the nature of the riverbed type means that the dominant fly hatches are more or less similar over the entire length of the river, with the exception of the Mayfly , which is found mainly between Camus Bridge and Golden, and stoneflies, which are confined to fast shallow sections. The main flies are olives, iron-blues, alders, reed smuts, midges, caenis, hawthorn, pale wateries, sedges and murroughs.
    
     The best of the salmon fishing is said to extend downstream from Ardfinnan towards Carrick-on-Suir. The fishing is controlled mainly by angling clubs and syndicates. The Suir has the distinction of producing Ireland's record rod-caught salmon. It weighed 57lbs and was taken on a fly by Michael Maher in 1874
    
     For Further information on fishing licences and all other general enquiries, please contact Mr Joe Stevens at The Southern Regional Fisheries Board . Telephone: (00 353 ) 52-80055 or Fax: ( 00 353 ) 52-23971 or write to: Anglesea Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland.

    Further information is contained in &ldquo;A Guide to Carrick by the Suir&rdquo; available from the Tourist Information Office, Heritage Centre, Main St. for &euro;10 including postage.
     Phone 353 (0)51 640200
    
     See also southeastireland.com for further angling information.
    

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    Theatre

    The Carrick-on-Suir Musical Society

    The Carrick-on-Suir Musical Society formerly the Carrick-on-Suir Amateur Operatic Society is a community group based in and around the town of Carrick-on-Suir, The main aim of the Society is to provide the opportunity to entertain and educate its members in a friendly and safe environment.

    The Carrick-on-Suir Musical Society has been entertaining people from all over Ireland since 1943. Currently they are responsible for two or three shows annually. Each show runs for at least a week due to the demand generated by the public. The various shows are performed at the society&rsquo;s newly refurbished Strand Theatre.

    Past productions include: The Pirates of Penzance, Jesus Christ Superstar, Dick Whittington and his Cat and The Little Shop of Horrors.
     The Strand Theatre as a venue has attracted some well know international and Irish performers in the last year. ( Smokie, The Drifters and Joe Dolan). Visit them at: www.carrickmusicals.com

    Brewery Lane Drama Society

    Brewery Lane Drama Society began operations in 1995, thus it is celebrating its 50th Year of production this very year. The group acquired its current theatre in 1980. The name Brewery Lane is fitting as the building was used as a malt house for a Brewing company through out the 1900&rsquo;s and was then acquired by Smithwicks in 1911. The society itself produces two adult and one youth production each year. This unique and intimate setting of approx 75 people also attracts many touring societies as well as musicians and poets from around the country.

    
    
    
    
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    Rugby

    Carrick-on-Suir Rugby Club

    The Carrick-on-Suir rugby club resides in Tybroughney on the outskirts of the town. The club provides training for boys and girls from the ages of 8 years to 16 years. The club also produces two adult rugby teams each year and enjoys moderate success in its respective leagues.

    Contact: Ken Murphy Ken Murphy, Ballyquin, Carrick-On-Suir, Co. Waterford. Telephone: 087 6807644 (M) email: murphyken@eircom.net website: www.carrickrugby.com
    
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    CARRICK-ON-SUIR TOWN COUNCIL MARINA FEES SCHEDULE OF CHARGES 2005

    
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          
            
              BOAT SIZE
            

            
              LESS THAN 18FT.
            

            
              &euro;
            
          

          
            
              18&rsquo;1&rdquo; &ndash; 25&rdquo;
            

            
              
            

            
              
            

            
              &euro;
            
          

          
            
              25&rsquo;12&rdquo;-35&rsquo;
            

            
              
            

            
              
            

            
              &euro;
            
          

          
            
              35&rsquo;1&rdquo; &ndash; 45&rsquo;
            

            
              
            

            
              
            

            
              &euro;
            
          

          
            
              45&rsquo;1&rdquo; &ndash; 50&rsquo;
            

            
              
            

            
              
            

            
              &euro;
            
          
        

        
          
            1 NIGHT
          

          
            
              5.00
            
          

          
            
              7.00
            
          

          
            
              10.00
            
          

          
            
              12.00
            
          

          
            
              15.00
            
          
        

        
          
            
              3 NIGHTS
            
          

          
            
              12.00
            
          

          
            
              15.00
            
          

          
            
              20.00
            
          

          
            
              25.00
            
          

          
            
              30.00
            
          
        

        
          
            
              1 WEEK
            
          

          
            
              25.00
            
          

          
            
              35.00
            
          

          
            
              40.00
            
          

          
            
              45.00
            
          

          
            
              55.00
            
          
        

        
          
            
              SUMMER BERTH
            
          

          
            
              165.00
            
          

          
            
              195.00
            
          

          
            
              260.00
            
          

          
            
              320.00
            
          

          
            
              380.00
            
          
        

        
          
            
              WINTER BERTH
            
          

          
            
              85.00
            
          

          
            
              95.00
            
          

          
            
              130.00
            
          

          
            
              160.00
            
          

          
            
              190.00
            
          
        

        
          
            
              YEARLY
            
          

          
            
              250.00
            
          

          
            
              290.00
            
          

          
            
              390.00
            
          

          
            
              480.00
            
          

          
            
              570.00
            
          
        
      
    
    
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    EMERGENCY &amp; ESSENTIAL TELEPHONE NUMBERS

    DOCTORS:

    Caredoc 1850-334-999
     Dr. J. Downey 051-640542
     Dr. Flanagan 051-640527/643116
     Dr. Griffin 051-294315
     Dr. T O&rsquo;Donovan 051-641059/641012
     Dr. Roche-Nagle 051-640565/646003
    

    HOSPITALS:

    St. Brigids, Carrick-on-Suir 051-640025
     St. Joseph&rsquo;s, Clonmel 052-21900
     Waterford Regional Hosp. 051-873321
    

    RIVER RESCUE:

    Michael Hickey, (086) 8179531
    

    CHEMISTS:

     P. Coghlan, Main St., Ck-on-Suir. 051-640040/645152
     Sean Meade, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir. 051-640003
     Mary Early, New Street, Carrick-on-Suir. 051-640060

    Sam McCauley, Kickham Street, Carrick-on-Suir.
    

    OTHERS:

    Garda Barracks, Carrick-on-Suir 051-642040
     E.S.B. Emergency Contact No. 1850-372-999
     Gas System Emergency Contact No. 1850-205-050
    

    RELIGIOUS:

    R.C. Rev. Fr. P. Cooney, P.P. St. Nicholas Parish
     051-640168
     R.C. The Presbytery and Parish Office
     051-640080
     R.C. Rev. Fr. Tom Flynn, P.P. St. Mollerans Parish.
     051-640340
     C. of I Rev. George Cliffe, The Rectory, Piltown.
     051-643275
    

    SERVICES:

    In the event of incident or accident:
     Ambulance Fire Service
     Gardai
     Lifeboat
     Mountain and Coastal Rescue Service
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    NORMAN CARRICK MAGRIFFIN

    The town of Carrick is often referred to as of Norman origin by virtue of its early name of Carrick-na-Griffin relating to a major Norman landowner Matthew Fitzgriffin of Knocktopher otherwise called &ldquo;Lord of the Manor&rdquo; (circa early 13th century). Other such names include Fitz Anthony, De Valle (Wall), Lundy (Landy), De Brett (Brett), Maydewell (Mandeville) all of which are mentioned in early town history.
    
     The Normans had great battling qualities, great fighters and prominent military personnel. In Carrick-on-Suir, one such Norman family, De Cantillon, Thomas and his wife Dionysia founded an Augustinian Church along the Suir side, going towards what we now know as upper Castle Street. Many of the old Norman names after many derivations still remain in this area. The Hearth Tax Records 1665-1667 for &ldquo;Villa De Carricke&rdquo; which can be viewed at the Heritage Centre, provide us with the most interesting sequences of the remnants of the old &ldquo;names&rdquo; which are easily decipherable and constitute many of the surnames we recognise amongst present day inhabitants.

    The following is a sample of the names that appear in these records:

    

    
      
        
          
            My Lord Duke
             Teyke Morise
             John Carew
             Hugh Neale
             Phillippe Stapleton
             Richard Murihy
             Thomas Gaule
             Thomas Johnes
             Thomas Kerneicke
             Michell Keating 
              
          

          Edmond Mortimer
           James Comerford
           James Harteedy
           Wm. Kennedy
           Richard Cahill
           Gullise Corban
           Marcus Hanrecan
           Phillippe Walsh Smith
           John Delaney
           Elizabeth Wadding 
            

          
            John Quidihie
             George McGrath
             Nicholas Brenan
             Paule Donekin
             Willm. Barrett
             Peeter Brenocke
             Willm. Farrel
             Morrish Power
             John Daniell
             Richard Conway    
          
        
      
    
    
    
     

    
    
    
    
    
    
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				<dc:subject>Norman Carrick Magriffin</dc:subject> 
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    RIVER TRADE ON THE SUIR

    When the 1st Duke of Ormond, Earl James Butler commenced the woollen industry in Carrick-on-Suir in the mid 17th Century it became obvious that the success of the venture with its ensuing rewards guaranteed his town of Carrick and its people prosperity hitherto unbeknown. The town would enjoy prominence comparable to its neighbours Clonmel and Waterford and this newly acquired commercial viability was not lost on one Capt. J.A. Archer. This gentleman would forward a plan to improve the river&rsquo;s capability to handle ships of large tonnage by making it more navigable and creating a major avenue of trade bringing such ships laden with cargo, by-passing the port of Waterford and sailing to &ldquo;His Grace&rsquo;s Quay of Carrick&rdquo;. Archer was a man of great vision and ambition, though not for himself as his letters of 1668 distinctly profess his loyalty to His Grace The Duke of Ormond. He foresaw sailing ships from Britain, France and other countries dropping anchor at the Suirside docks before progression of its cargo to other provincial destinations by horse drawn boats upstream and the roadway network created by the building of the Ormond Bridge.
    
     In 1756, a sum of &pound;1500 was sought from Parliament to build a towpath suitable for horsepower rather than manpower to assist in transporting goods upriver. In 1830, the quaysides were made to their present state by the creation of a new quay named after its financiers , the Sausse family after whom the berthing place would be referred to in the future as Sausse&rsquo;s Quay.
    
     In 1836, the Suir Navigation Company was founded replacing all other commercial traffic on the Suir. Fees were set to carry goods by tonnage and shares in the new company were &pound;20 fully paid up. A contract was drawn up with one Edgar Clements to cut a channel through the rocks and build a new quay for &pound;3250. This project was never completed although one section under the Ormond Castle known as the Navigation Cut was part of the unfinished work.
    
     In 1877, Ernest Grubb, son of John Grubb who came to Carrick in 1843 to extend his coal, grain and goods business, founded the Suir Steam Navigation Company, thus improving the commercial usage of the river. Boats carried extensively to Waterford and returned with coal and other accessories of the age. The stores on the quayside were a hive of activity and employment. Although working relations were strained as employer and employee were constantly at loggerheads, mainly over wage restrictions.
    
     The &ldquo;Fr. Mathew&rdquo; was possibly one of the most famous of the cargo boats of the time and is still referred to up to the present time. The advent of the steam train as a source of transporting goods did irreparable damage to the river trade. The new station at Carrick, with a track from Limerick to Waterford, fulfilled such an objective as was hitherto considered the preserve of the boats of the Suir. The Grubb family sold out their S.S.N. Company to Thomas Walsh of New Street in 1912 and in 1927 the Waterford section was sold to Edward Dowley &amp; Sons.
    
     The golden age of the river trade was over. The vast stores of Dowleys&rsquo;, once filled to the rafters with grain, corn, fertilisers and other agricultural necessities and with the sounds of hard working labourers was now empty and silent.
    
     The river Suir&rsquo;s more recent association with such household boat names as &ldquo;Knocknagow&rdquo; I and II and the &ldquo;Rocksand&rdquo; would no longer ripple under the weight of the heavy burden. The O&rsquo;Callaghan family would for some years more continue the arduous business of providing sand and gravel from the beds down river. Alas, the scenes, sounds, and chugging boats are gone but not forgotten. Hard laborious river work is replaced by our town&rsquo;s spanking new marina as a source of recreational pleasure for the 21st Century and the towering stores are now state of the art apartment accommodation.

    THE CARRICK KNOT OR BEND

    The Carrick Knot or Bend is without doubt the symbol of the tradition and history of the town&rsquo;s association with the tidal waters of the River Suir. Imprinted in stone on the huge fireplace of the main Banqueting Hall of the Ormond Castle since the 16th Century, the open ended loops as used by the great boatmen, fishermen and &ldquo;Sailors of the Realm&rdquo; is clear for all to see. The modernity of this simplistic rope entwinement is further emphasized in framed copybook versions of nautical knots! Its title is as above.
    
     Recent enquiries by the author when presented with a lapel pin as a gift, brought into play a coincidence of huge proportions. The logo was none other than the &ldquo;Carrick Knot&rdquo;; the place a seaside town in Cornwall; its name: Carrick! It was also the official logo of the Carrick District Council. Enquiries revealed that its origin was late 18th Century leading to the conclusion that Carrick-on-Suir had stolen a march by approx. 200 years.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
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    Upcoming Events
    A Series of upcoming events in and around Carrick-on-Suir
    
                  
     Have your club or societies upcoming events listed here by simply emailing us at info@carrickonsuir.ie 

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    This site has been developed by Carrick-on-Suir Tourism Development Committee

    Acknowledgements: Carrick-on-Suir Tourism Development Committee would like to sincerely acknowledge the assistance given to this website by the following groups and individuals:

    
      BNS Rural Development Ltd.

      Tipperary SR County Enterprise Board

      Carrick-on-Suir Development Association.

      South East Tourism.

      Website Development by Dez Iddon, Clonmel. dez@backpagecms.net and (085) 7111372.

      Website Design by Karl Clancy.

      Terry Flynn Travel.

      Carrick-on-Suir Motor Club.

      Carrick-on-Suir U.D.C. 

      Compilation by Dick Denny and Edmond Connolly.

      Photography by Tom Grace Photography, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir. 051 640567.
    

    Copyright: Carrick-on-Suir Tourism Development Committee 2005.

    Disclaimer: While the authors have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information supplied, no responsibility can be accepted for any damage or loss suffered as a result of error, omission or misinterpretation of this information.

          

    This project was part-funded by Barrow Nore Suir Rural Development Ltd. under the European Union's LEADER+ Programme and the National Rural Development Programme.
    
    

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