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Beaver, Jacob
The Man Who Walked on Water (HarperCollins 2017)
Year graduated: 1988
Bedford, David
The Three Ninja Pigs (Simon & Schuster 2016)
Year graduated: 1994
Berlin, Laura
Chasing the Chalice: A Collection of Verses (Kindle Edition)
visiting student 1991
Bilman, Emily
A Woman by a Well (Troubador 2015)
Year graduated: 2010
Bilman, Emily
Resilience (Troubador 2015)
Year graduated: 2010
Bowerman, Gary
The New Chinese Traveler: Business Opportunities from the Chinese Travel Revolution (Palgrave, Macmillan 2014)
Year graduated: 1992
Brown, Malcom E
Winning Words: A writer' helper and commonplace book to stimulate imagination (Watermint Publications 2014)
Year graduated: 2000
Bullock, Emily
The Longest Flight (Myriad Editions 2015)
Year graduated: 2005
Chevalier, Tracy (editor)
At the Edge of the Orchard (Penguin Random House 2016)
Year graduated: 1994
Chevalier, Tracy (editor)
Reader, I Married Him (Harper Collins 2016)
Year graduated: 1994
Cooper, Paul M M
River of Ink (Bloomsbury Publishing 2016)
Year graduated: 2013
Crooks, Richard
Grandad - What was Football like in the 1960s?
Year graduated: 1977
El Tarouty, Safinaz
Businessmen, Clientelism, and Authoritarianism in Egypt (Palgrave Macmillan 2015)
Year graduated: 2014
Evans, Richard
Laid Back Around the World in 180 Days: Diary of a long bike ride (CreateSpace 2016)
Year graduated: 1984
Eyers, Jonathan
The Thieves of Pudding Lane
Year graduated: 2004
Farrant, Ann
Amelia Opie - The Quaker Celebrity
Year graduated: 2002
Gasson, Sam
Gone Cat: The Silent Witness (LYX Egmont, in German translation 2016)
Year graduated: 2005
Gattis, Ryan
All Involved (Picador 2015)
Year graduated: 2002
Gray, Nigel
Laugh, You Buggers, Laugh (Fontaine Press 2016)
Year graduated: 1984
Halliday, Samantha
Autonomy and Pregnancy: A Comparative Analysis of Compelled Obstetric Intervention (Routledge 2016)
Year graduated: 1993
Harrington, Louise (writing as LA Kent)
Broken Dove, part of the Treloar series (WillowOrchard Publishing 2016)
Year graduated: 1980
Healey, Emma
Elizabeth is Missing (Viking; 1st edition, 2014)
Year graduated: 2012
Knights, Sarah
Bloomsbury's Outsider: A Life of David Garnett
Year graduated: 2012
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Leonard, Peter
Till all our fight be fought - The Olavian Fallen and the Great War 1914-18 (Reveille Press)
Litt, Toby
Mutants: Selected Essays (Seagull Books London Ltd, May 2016)
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Lương, Ngọc
Vietnam's poverty during the last 7 decades (LAP Lambert Academic Publishing 2015)
Year graduated: 2005
Lyne, Kieran
The Last Confession of Sherlock Holmes
Year graduated: 2013
McCrea, Gavin
Mrs Engels (Scribe UK/IRL/AUS/NZ; Catapult US/CAN)
Year graduated: 2013
McEwan, Ian
The Children Act (Jonathan Cape 2014)
Year graduated:1971
Michael, Andrea
Goodbye Ruby Tuesday (Carina 2016)
Year graduated: 2011
Miller, Michael
Angels in Seven (Moon Tide Press 2016)
Year graduated: 2003
Milton, Neil
Paperstrong (Available in digital format [Kindle, NOOK and KOBO] and limited run Kraft Eko Paper pamphlet)
Year graduated: 2002
Milton, Neil
Who Wants a Rewind? (Self-published 2015)
Year graduated: 2002
Moran, Tom
Dinosaurs and Prime Numbers (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)
Year graduated: 2009
Norbury, Katharine
The Fish Ladder (Bloomsbury Circus Feb, 2015)
Year graduated: 2014
Owen, Lisa
Not Working (Picador 2016)
Year graduated: 2013
Pheby, Alex
Playthings (Galley Beggar Press 2015)
Year graduated: 2011
Price, Sonja
The Giants Look Down (Robert Hale 2016)
Year graduated: 1980
Rushton, Abbie (nee Todd)
Consumed (Atom Books 2016)
Year graduated: 2006
Sattin, Anthony
Young Lawrence: A Portrait of the Legend as a Young Man (John Murray 2014)
Year graduated: 1983
Scrivens, Phyllida
Escaping Hitler: A Jewish Boy's Quest for Freedom and His Future
(Pen and Sword Books 2016)
Year graduated: 2015
Shah, Amit
Winning at Interviews: How to get that job that YOU want
Year graduated: 2000
Stanbridge, Paul
Forbidden Line (Galley Beggar Press 2016)
Year graduated: 2012
Sutton, John
Gridlock: Congested Cities, Contested Policies, Unsustainable Mobility (Routledge 2015)
Year graduated: 1976
Tipler, Jonny
Porsche Carrera: The Air-Cooled Era, 1953-1998 (The Crowood Press Ltd)
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Tremain, Rose
The American Lover (Chatto & Windus 2014)
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Ebbs and Flows in Education from the pre-eminence of the European Classical Model to Global Developments (essay within Interwoven World: Ideas and Encounters in History, Common Ground Publishing 2016)
Year graduated: 1970
Viney, Peter
Wuthering Heights, ELT adaptation (Garnet Oracle Classics)
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Greek Affairs (ELT trilogy, III Create Space)
Year graduated: 1972
Wake, Jules
Escape to the Riviera (Avon 2016)
Year graduated: 1986
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From Italy With Love (HarperImpulse 2015)
Year graduated: 1986
Ward, Brian
Creating and Consuming the American South (University of Florida Press, 2015)
Year graduated: 1983
Webb, Julia
Bird Sisters (Nine Arches Press, May 2016)
Year graduated: 2011
Worsfold, David
Fighting for the Empire (Sabrestorm Publishing 2016)
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And the lowest form of life is me
I found this out in the beggining.
Later people said that I was wrong
Then left me forever as they walked away grinning.
When what is you is someone elses plaything
Its kinda hard to see,
While they sit and call you beautiful,
They dont mean a damn thing.
And how can I still be hopfull?
Why do I continue to sing?
To be honest Im not quite sure,
In the begining I was the lowest form of life
In the end
Who will I be?
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In the longer term, attention is focused on Kim Jong Il, 52, the son of Kim Il Sung, who for 20 years has been groomed to take over from his father. Dubbed the 'Dear Leader', Kim Jong Il is a mysterious and little-known figure, even by North Korean standards. Associated by some with vicious terrorist attacks against South Korean targets, including the blowing up of half the South Korean cabinet in Rangoon in 1983 and the bombing of an airliner over the Indian Ocean in 1987, Kim is thought to enjoy less than the full support of the military. It is unclear whether he will be able to maintain the same hold on power as his father did for 46 years.
A short man with a shrill voice, Kim Jong Il is given to wearing platform shoes, smoking American cigarettes and watching American films on video.
He has a reputation as a spoilt playboy. He studied in the former East Germany and has made at least one trip to China, but otherwise has little overseas experience, and rarely meets foreign dignitaries.
There seems little doubt that he will take over for the time being. Since the Great Leader's death was announced, the state radio has been mixing revolutionary music and readings from Kim Il Sung with extravagant praise for his son. 'Today, at the forefront of our revolution stands Comrade Kim Jong Il, great successor of the Juche (self-reliance) revolution, brilliant leader of the party and the people, and top commander of revolutionary armed forces,' said Pyongyang radio.
But North Korea watchers argue that if Kim Jong Il's position were secure, there would be no need for the outlandish propaganda which portrays him as a great scientist, philosopher, musician, industrial planner and protector of war orphans. The Chinese have long been opposed to his succession, though they have expressed their disapproval mainly by saying nothing about him.
The North Korean military has also been rumoured to be opposed to the Dear Leader. He has the official rank of marshal, is technically head of the million-strong armed forces, and is regularly cited as a military genius - though he has never actually served a day in the army.
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Sabudana Papad
|3 3⁄4 Cup (60 tbs)
|1⁄4 Pound (clean)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
1) Take a saucepan and fill water in it. Bring it to boil.
2)Add the sago and salt and cook them on low heat stirring constantly.
3)When the mixture thickens and sago is cooked, turn off heat.
4)Take a greased plastic sheet and drop 1 tablespoon of the sago mixture on it and spread it into a disc shape.
5)Leave enough space in between, make discs of all the mixture.
6)Keep them to dry in sun or warm and dry place. Store them when dried.
7)Deep fry the papads and serve crisp.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 406 Calories from Fat 0
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.02 g0.03%
Saturated Fat 0.01 g0.03%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 970.1 mg40.4%
Total Carbohydrates 101 g33.5%
Dietary Fiber 1 g4.1%
Sugars 3.8 g
Protein 0.22 g0.43%
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium 2.3% Iron 10%
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|Kahlua/Other coffee flavored liqueur
|9 Tablespoon, flavored (1/2 Cup Plus 1 Tablespoon)
|5 Tablespoon, divided (1/4 Cup Plus 1 Tablespoon)
|2 Tablespoon
|Instant espresso powder
|4 Teaspoon (1 Tablespoon Plus 1 Teaspoon)
|Liquid fat free hazelnut flavored nondairy coffee creamer
|6 Tablespoon (1/4 Cup Plus 2 Tablespoons)
|Light process cream cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs), softened
|Frozen reduced calorie whipped topping
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), thawed
|Fat free pound cake
|13 1⁄2 Ounce, cut into 16 slices (1 Loaf)
Combine liqueur, 1 tablespoon sugar, water, and espresso powder, stirring until sugar and espresso powder dissolve.
Spoon 2 tablespoons mixture into a medium bowl; set remaining mixture aside.
Add remaining 1/4 cup sugar and creamer to 2 tablespoons liqueur mixture in bowl, stirring until sugar dissolves.
Add cream cheese; beat at medium speed of an electric mixer until smooth.
Fold in whipped topping.
Place 1 cake slice in each of 8 wine glasses or 8 (4-ounce) custard cups.
Brush cake in glasses generously with half of reserved liqueur mixture.
Spread cheese mixture evenly over cake.
Top with remaining 8 cake slices.
Gently press slices into glasses.
Brush cake with remaining liqueur mixture.
Sprinkle evenly with cocoa, if desired.
Serve immediately.
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 302 Calories from Fat 25
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 3 g4.4%
Saturated Fat 2 g10%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 3.9 mg1.3%
Sodium 397.1 mg16.5%
Total Carbohydrates 52 g17.3%
Dietary Fiber 0.54 g2.2%
Sugars 31 g
Protein 8 g15.9%
Vitamin A 1.4% Vitamin C
Calcium 13.9% Iron 6.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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This is your resource to discuss support topics with your peers, and learn from each other.
Till BES 4.1.6 when we run -find command in BESUserAdminClient.exe tool it returned 'Status' property of the BES User with some valueslike "Initializing" etc.
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We know that Google+ has become a home for photographers to share ideas and images, and now photography enthusiasts have another way to engage each other with Google+ Communities.
Google announced the service yesterday, explaining that Google+ Communities will allow users to join a group either privately or publicly and encourage discussion divided by topical categories. Whereas Google+ Circles showcase posts according to whom users have determined belong to that Circle, Communities aim to organize interests and conversation by subject. The service is widely being compared to Facebook Groups.
Photo-centric Google+ Communities have already attracted members numbering into the thousands, such as the The Photo Community with more than 12,000 members. Smaller but growing groups like Street Photography and Photo Tips are also springing up and starting forum-type discussions around pertinent issues to members.
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I'm actually going to suggest this for our local photography club. We have been looking for ways to interact more outside of monthly meetings. I was leaning towards just using more conventional Google Groups, but Google+ Communities look much more useful for a photography club. I can create a private community that ties in with Google Pages, where members can post photos that allow both EXIF data and a histogram to be displayed. I also much prefer browsing photos through Google + than through Facebook or Flickr.
I have had a Google+ membership since it started, but I've barely used it since all my family and friends are on Facebook. But I would use Google+ for something like this.
I just not have used it at all. Im sure it has potential but i just feel google was a little late on the scene and people got comfortable with FB if you into all that.
Google+ has really become the paradise for photographers.
The Photo community is amazing.
Before I would even consider anything plus, Youtube needs to be fixed and center aligned again. The recommendations are so retarded it's just sad. Why old episodes of things I already watched? State variable filter doesn't mean I like to watch state senate hearings.
Phothographers are the principal users of Google+ and I miss this feature from the begining.
But now I miss a thread system in Communities.
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So by your reasoning, individual tax payers should not take advantage of any legal tax reduction programs available to them but should pay more taxes than they need to, correct?
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It's a big story here, google, amazon, Starbucks using international jiggery pokery to avoid paying proper tax levels like most UK operating businesses......
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Somehow, there's a neutrality and balance lacking that most of the time is in every other review or article.
If these are 'sponsored articles', please state so with an article so we all know.
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Keep cooking until the vinegar has reduced by at least half (for a thinner reduction) or more (for a more syrupy consistency). Use the spoon test [2] or the freezer test [3] to help check for a syrupy consistency.
Don't try to increase the heat, or else you may end up with a rock-hard, sticky mess. Also, transfer the vinegar reduction to a separate bowl to cool (to prevent carry-over cooking from the pan) before using. To store, transfer the reduction to an airtight container and store in the fridge.
Uses For Balsamic Glaze
The syrupy, sweet-tart reduction has a myriad of uses! Drizzle the balsamic reduction on just about anything, like simple salads (like this tomato, basil, and cheese appetizer, as pictured), or use as dip for antipasto skewers [4]. Finish meats, like baked or grilled chicken breasts, with balsamic glaze. Drizzle it over fruit, especially berries or ice cream [5]. Even baked sweet potatoes taste amazing with shredded parmesan and a balsamic glaze. Your plate is truly the limit.


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Clarahawn House – Home 375634 House
- 4 bedrooms
- 8 sleeps
- 7 nights min stay
Clarahawn House – Home 375634
- House
- 4 bedrooms
- 8 sleeps
- 7 nights min stay
House / 4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 8
Key Info
- Nearest beach 40 km
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Pet friendly
- Private garden
Description from owner
Clarahawn House sits in its own private and secluded three acre (1.2 hectare) garden with stunning uninterrupted views of the Blackstairs Mountains. The garden has large lawned areas with seating and a firepit, an area of woodland and private river frontage onto the River Barrow (the main photo is the bottom of the garden). It is just over a kilometre from the pubs and shops of Graiguenamanagh (Village of the Monks), 40 minutes drive from the popular historic Kilkenny City, ninety minutes drive from Central Dublin and sixty minutes from both Rosslare car ferry and the sandy beaches of the Hook Peninsula.
The house is a nineteenth century cottage with a modern architect-designed wing built onto it. Both the house and gardens have been luxuriously renovated in 2013. Inside the house is a comfortable mix of antique and modern furniture and contemporary artwork.
Downstairs there is a large hallway with limestone flags which leads into a huge open plan room with a seating
Clarahawn House sits in its own private and secluded three acre (1.2 hectare) garden with stunning uninterrupted views of the Blackstairs Mountains. The garden has large lawned areas with seating and a firepit, an area of woodland and private river frontage onto the River Barrow (the main photo is the bottom of the garden). It is just over a kilometre from the pubs and shops of Graiguenamanagh (Village of the Monks), 40 minutes drive from the popular historic Kilkenny City, ninety minutes drive from Central Dublin and sixty minutes from both Rosslare car ferry and the sandy beaches of the Hook Peninsula.
The house is a nineteenth century cottage with a modern architect-designed wing built onto it. Both the house and gardens have been luxuriously renovated in 2013. Inside the house is a comfortable mix of antique and modern furniture and contemporary artwork.
Downstairs there is a large hallway with limestone flags which leads into a huge open plan room with a seating area, a dining area and a large open plan kitchen. The seating area has a log burning stove (free logs provided) and three sofas. There is free WiFi access, a large flatscreen tv with satellite (sky) tv, iPod docking station/CD player and a DVD Player with an ample supply of DVDs.
The dining area, by the kitchen island, has seating for ten around a scrub top table and antique chapel chairs. The kitchen is well equipped, with everything you could need to cook up a feast, and features stone topped counters, an integrated dishwasher, fridge and freezer and large five ring Falcon Range Cooker.
The huge open plan room overlooks the gardens on all four sides with a wall of glass doors taking advantage of the views and opening onto a large decking area which is the perfect spot for having a drink or just watching the swallows. The room also has two other sets of doors which opening onto the seperate patio courtyard garden and with herb garden.
There is second sitting room downstairs featuring the house's original beams and houses an additional TV and DVD player, sofa and log burning stove and Donegal linen curtains. The Utility Room is fitted out with storage, a sink, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer as well as ample hanging space for coats and boots. There is also a downstairs shower room with toilet.
Upstairs there are four generous bedrooms. The huge master bedroom has an antique Kingsize French bed, an antique wardrobe and chest of drawers and wingback chair. The bedroom is double aspect and has French doors that open onto the balcony which overlooks the River Barrow and the Blackstairs Mountains. There is an ensuite bathroom which features a large free standing roll top cast iron bath, large separate shower enclosure, and marble topped counters.
There are two further large Kingsize bedrooms and a generous twin bedroom (two single beds), all with antique furniture and storage and showcasing blankets from the local Cushendale Woollen Mill. The bed linen throughout is luxurious white cotton with feather duvets. There is also a baby's cot with bed linen provided and a high chair.
There is also a huge family bathroom that overlooks the neighbouring fields and features a large bath and separate large shower. All the bathrooms have been designed with Carerra marble counter tops and tongue and groove panelling.
The gardens surround the house and include a courtyard garden, a herb garden and an acre of stepped lawns with local stone walling that overlooks the valley and has patio seating for ten and a firepit. There is also a large woodland area leads down to your own private watermeadow on the banks of the River Barrow. The wooded area is a fantastic spot for hide and seek and has a wooden swing set made from trees felled from the wood. The views as you enter the property are breathtaking. There is ample private, secure parking for five or more cars next to the stream that runs alongside the garden.
Picturesque Graiguenamanagh (the nearby local village) was founded around a medieval monastic settlement and still boasts the historic Duiske Abbey on the site of the monastery. The village is a very short drive, or easy walk away from the house. It has numerous traditional Irish pubs which often feature Irish music sessions. There is a supermarket, pharmacy, a couple of restaurants, a cash point and children's playground. The village also boasts Cushendale Mill, one of the last historic woollen mills in Ireland. Most of Graiguenamanagh is based around the riverfront, making it a haven for boaters, rowers, cyclists, walkers and anglers. Nearby are the equally picturesque villages of Inistioge, Borris and Thomastown, each of which has a selection of restaurants, bars and cafes.
There is a constant calendar of local festivals, including the Kilkenny Arts and Comedy Festivals, the international Wexford Opera Festival, the New Ross Piano Competition the Barrow River Arts Festival and Griaguenamangh's own Town of Books and Regatta and Rowing Festivals.
Clarahawn's accessible but peaceful location makes it perfect for exploring the South East of Ireland, including the cities of Kilkenny, Waterford, Wexford and Carlow, Nearby activities include rambling, hill climbing and dog walking, fishing, golfing, cyling and watersports. With Dublin an easy ninety minute drive (or 65 minute train journey from nearby Bagenalstown), Clarahawn House provides the perfect venue for family holidays, couples getaways and family reunions. The house is available to rent by the week year round and for short breaks between October and April.
Location description from owner
The Province of Leinster region
The South East which consists of the five counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford. Fondly referred to locally as the 'Sunny South East', the region is famous for its vibrant towns, rural getaways and coastal villages and resorts.
The landscape of the South East comprises a mix of rolling hills, woodlands and farmlands, picturesque river valleys of the Blackwater, Barrow, Nore, Suir and Slaney, and a craggy coastline adorned by a necklace of quaint fishing villages and coastal resorts.
Early visitors, invaders, and raiders, merchants and traders helped create many structures, distinguishing marks and locations. Visitors from overseas are attracted by the richness and variety of heritage sites in the South East. Kilkenny Castle and the Rock of Cashel are among's most visited sites. Likewise the Irish National Heritage Park and the Dunbrody Heritage Ship in Co Wexford draw a huge number of visitors.
Craft and culture enthusiasts flock to the Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre to view master cutters create the world famous glassware and enjoy Ireland's National Craft Gallery in Kilkenny. There are a myriad of arts and cultural festivals thoroughout the year including the Wexford Opera Festival and the Kilkenny Arts and Kilkenny Comedy Festivals. The major towns have interesting galleries including the newly opened and impressive Visual in Carlow and the Butler Gallery in Kilkenny.
Just over a mile away from the house is picturesque Graiguenamanagh (the nearby local village) which was founded around a medieval monastic settlement and still boasts the historic Duiske Abbey on the site of the monastery. The village has numerous traditional Irish pubs which often feature Irish music sessions. There is a supermarket, pharmacy, a couple of restaurants, a cash point and children's playground. The village also boasts Cushendale Mill, one of the last historic woollen mills in Ireland. Most of Graiguenamanagh is based around the riverfront, making it a haven for boaters, rowers, cyclists, walkers and anglers. Nearby are the equally picturesque villages of Inistioge, Borris and Thomastown, each of which has a selection of restaurants, bars and cafes.
There are plenty of opportunities for watersports, fishing and swimming in the River Barrow and walking on both the Blackstairs Mountains and Mount Brandon. The area is also popular with cyclists and has great facilities for golfers, including the nearby Mount Juliet golf course.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 3 Double Beds, 2 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite, 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
- Private garden
- Swing set
- Balcony or terrace
- Private fishing lake or river
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- To be covered by Payment Protection this rental needs to be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal. Never pay for your holiday rental by wire transfer (such as Western Union or Moneygram) as this type of payment is untraceable.
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Dermot S
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 05 Feb 2017
- Years listed:
- 3
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This House has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and sleeps 8. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 11 Apr 2013. Located in Kilkenny, it has 16 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £750 to £1250.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 05 Feb 2017.
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"Oh my Word!!!!"
What can I say about Clarahawn... We love it, I want to live there, I want to sit at the kitchen table with my cuppa and gaze out at the totally amazing view for eternity. I want to wander around the beautiful house and enjoy the wonder that is Clarahawn FOREVER! OK so you got that I'm smitten with this wonderful house. Clarahawn sits on a large plot of land with a lovely garden that leads down to the river. The level leading down is quite steep (the walk back up a good cardiac exercise), but widely spaced stairs make it very safe. There is a large swing on one level which is great for the little ones. If you love fishing there is a cleared area at the bottom which would be perfect, plus it makes for a fabulous picnic spot. The spot is entirely private as it all belongs to Clarahawn and is surrounded by plantation. The garden at the top by the house is large and encompassing, with a large sweep of lawn, beautiful plants and trees, a fire pit, paved area for dining, and a large decking area. As if that wasn't enough there is another garden with another table and chairs at the side of the house. The house itself is totally private and is accessed via a large electronic gate with room to park several cars on the drive. The interior is absolutely beautifully dressed, with no expense spared, and the architects have created a fabulous design. You are welcomed with a bottle of wine and local bread, which is a wonderful touch. The view over the Blackstairs mountains make me draw in breath each time I gaze upon it, and you see this jaw dropping backdrop from most of the house. It is quite a privilege to be cooking whilst gazing upon something so stunning. In fact it is quite a priviliage to be allowed to live at Clarahawns. The house is approximately one mile outside of Graignamanach, the village of the monks. Graig is a picturesque village that sits on the river, and lends itself for river walks. It houses everything you will need, with an encompassing supermarket, local butcher, pubs and restaurants. The village is situated perfectly whether you travel by air or by sea and there are so many things you can do in the Kilkenny County. The people are friendly and you will always receive a cheery "hello" wherever you walk. In summary I don't want you to visit Clarahawn, simply because we want it all to ourselves; but in fairness I cannot recommend it highly enough. The owners are fabulous, the house is AMAZING, the view is SUPERB. We will be visiting Clarahawn again next year. I simply cannot praise Clarahawn highly enough. It is my dream house in my dream location.
"Lovely property, lovely location"
This is a really lovely house offering everything you could want and more in a holiday getaway. Beds are comfortable with quality linen, bathrooms modern and spacious with lovely rain showers in all 3 bathrooms, plus a fantastic deep Victorian style bath in the main ensuite. Downstairs offers plenty of equipment in the kitchen, with almost as many utensils, pots, baking dishes, pans and gadgets offered as I have at home, which is unusual but wonderful! I loved the traditional looking huge cooker with easy to clean induction hob (5 cooking circles) and 2 ovens. If you want a home from home, this really is the place! There are wood fire burners in both the main lounge and snug room, a great utility room with washer & separate dryer plus again lots of extras, blankets etc, etc Best of all was the wide patio doors that open fully to bring the outdoors indoors, with fine views from every window and a lovely patio and garden. An electric gate and high hedges ensure total security and privacy, with parking for at least 4 cars if not more! There were just 2 of us staying, but I can see this as the perfect venue for 2 or 3 couples, and or children, although be warned that whilst the town is within walking distance if you love walking, the walk back is gently uphill for quite a bit of the way. In town there are restaurants if you want a day off from cooking and I believe two places will deliver (Indian & Chinese food), plus a bank, small supermarket etc. We were also surprised how much character the town had with wonderful walks along the river, river locks etc. On one walk we passed a large area full of of wild irises.... Quite lovely! There is a large Tesco in nearby New Ross and I would thoroughly recommend a day trip to Kilkenny, about 45mins drive away. All in all we had a lovely time and would highly recommend Clarahawn House....
"Family trip to Ireland"
We had an excellent trip. Clarahawn is a beautiful house, and the mountain views are stunning. I also loved the artwork around the house. Everything you need is there and lots of extra touches too. Would love to come back and sit in front of the roaring fire for the week again!
"Fantastic accommodation"
We enjoyed a great week at Clarahawn with our 2 children & dog. The house was all we could wish for, beautifully appointed & immaculately presented. Each morning we woke up to the sound of the birds singing & to the wonderful views of the woods & mountains. The children had hours of fun in the garden & we enjoyed many walks in the surrounding area. We hope to have the chance to return to this wonderful place.
"Fantastic house"
Clarahawn House is amazing. A wonderful property in a great location. If you're thinking of going to this part of Ireland then this is the perfect base. The photos don't lie, this is a house that you will love, near to a lovely little town called Graiguenamanagh with some great pubs and places to eat. Also only a short drive to the lively city of kilkenny. We had a great time and will be back!
"Clarahawn is a fabulous place to stay."
It's a beautiful house, yet easy to be in, even with young children. All three generations in our family (aged from 4 to 81) loved it - the grown-ups for the comfort and spectacular landscape and the kids for the adventure in the grounds down to the river. Graignamanagh has everything practical you need (v good supermarket, great pubs and cycling by the river) and there's loads to do in the four counties close by. It was a great fun, yet peaceful spot - with the best view I've ever cooked to!
"Prepare to fall in love with Clarahawn..."
My children (aged 10 & 8 yrs) and I just had a truly wonderful time in 'Clarahawn House'!! We have stayed in many places but Clarahawn is, without a doubt, by far the loveliest house in which we have ever stayed. The house itself has that 'wow' factor as soon as you enter the door. It has been lovingly restored with keen attention to every detail as well as cleverly extended making it very spacious. It has every comfort you could expect at home and more besides. The kitchen is so lovely I dare you not be inspired to cook during your stay and if you do you will find every appliance and gadget you could need. The cupboards are also stocked with an abundance of tasteful delph & cutlery. The living areas have immensely comfortable couches and Sky TV along with good internet access and a CD player make for nice luxuries should you wish to keep in touch with the outside world. The shelves and cupboards through out the ground floor are also thoughtfully lined with countless books/DVDs and CD's. The bedrooms are sublime! Crisp white bedlinen on soft feather duvets adorn beds you will find it hard to leave! A self confessed neat freak, I found the house to be spotlessly clean in every regard!! The garden is a delight with it's many little sun traps and seating areas close to the house, The french doors from the kitchen open out onto an enormous decking with steps down to a lovely expanse of lawn from which you can descend to the river through an enchanting trail down through natural woodland. Half way down is a wooden swing set/play frame (big enough for kids of all ages) which over looks the river itself. Graiguenamanagh is a lovely little town and the area itself affords access to lots of of lovely places to visit as well as the ability to 'county-hop' between Kilkenny, Carlow, Wexford and Waterford. Our host left detailed information in the house regarding where to go to eat/shop/site see etc along with a map and an abundance of leaflets. So suffice to say we are totally in love with 'Clarahawn' and could not recommend it more! We found it hard to leave and will most definitely be back!
We went to Clarahawn House looking for some peace and tranquility and we weren't disappointed! The setting is breath taking and the surrounding area very picturesque. Lazy mornings on the terrace, long walks along the river, drives out to nearby villages for tasty lunches and walks into the local village for a half of Guinness were all the order of the day. The cottage itself was luxurious and comfy, even better than the pictures suggest. We would highly recommend this cottage and will hopefully return ourselves very soon.
"Absolutely lovely"
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McAfee says the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded it a patent for technology that can be used to update files on mobile devices.McAfee said Monday that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office had awarded it a patent regarding methods to update computer files on mobile devices. The company says that the technology could be used to update a file on a mobile device with a newer version that exists on another device. For example, a communication link is established between two devices with the file. The wireless device first determines whether the file stored is updated. If there is an up-to-date version on the other device, the file is downloaded. Once the file is fully downloaded, it can then replace the older file.
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NEW YORK -- A little bit low, a few inches too high, a fastball just off the corner. The New York Mets let the close ones go by and walked off with a comeback win.
Chicago Cubs reliever Michael Wuertz walked three straight batters with two outs in the ninth inning, forcing home the winning run in New York's 5-4 victory Monday night.
Slumping slugger Carlos Delgado drew the game-ending pass on a 3-2 pitch that was high, and David Wright hit a two-run homer to help the Mets win for the fifth time in six games. After overcoming an early four-run deficit, they have won nine of 12 overall.
"We just kept grinding it out. We never give up," manager Willie Randolph said, then praised Delgado's patience. "Great at-bat. Hopefully that'll kick-start him."
Tom Glavine failed to earn his 295th win, but recovered from a rocky start and kept New York in the game. After falling behind 4-0 in the second, he left for a pinch hitter in the sixth with the score tied.
Trying to win his sixth consecutive start, Jason Marquis was unable to hold the big lead. The right-hander, who is from New York City and had about 20 friends and family members in the stands, entered 5-1 with a 1.70 ERA in his first season with Chicago.
"It was just one of those nights where I didn't feel in synch," Marquis said.
Jose Reyes singled off Wuertz (0-2) with two outs in the ninth and stole his major league-leading 23rd base on a pitchout. Endy Chavez walked, and Wuertz fell behind Carlos Beltran 3-0 before issuing an intentional pass that loaded the bases.
Delgado, who began the day batting .209 with three homers, fouled off a pair of 3-2 deliveries before laying off the 10th pitch he saw.
"I was seeing the ball good, I was tracking it good," Delgado said. "I was feeling better as the at-bat went along."
Wuertz was upset with himself for even allowing Delgado to come to the plate.
"It shouldn't come down to that. It should come down to bearing down and getting guys out before that," Wuertz said. "It was just a terrible performance on my part. You just can't walk guys like that, especially with two out. It's a tough way to lose the game.
"They did it right. They took a lot of close pitches."
With a runner on second, winner Aaron Heilman (4-2) retired Cesar Izturis on a grounder back to the mound with his only pitch. Wright finished with three hits.
Alfonso Soriano, batting third for the first time this season, doubled with two outs in the first and scored when Aramis Ramirez looped a single just in front of a charging Beltran in center.
Angel Pagan's one-out double barely eluded Chavez's dive in left, and Marquis grounded a two-run single under second baseman Damion Easley's glove for his first RBI of the year.
Marquis scored from first on a bloop double by Izturis that deflected off the glove of Easley as he and right fielder Shawn Green narrowly avoided a collision.
"They didn't really hit many balls hard, they just hit them in the right spot," Glavine said. "Anytime you have a game that starts out like that, it's frustrating."
Wright's opposite-field drive in the fourth barely snuck over the right-field fence, cutting it to 4-2.
After loading the bases on three straight two-out walks in the fifth, Glavine went to 3-2 on Mark DeRosa before inducing a routine fly. The Cubs are 0-for-15 with six RBI with the bases loaded dating to April 30.
"It's a funny thing. When they walk us, we have trouble getting them in. When we walk them, they score in a hurry," Chicago manager Lou Piniella said.
Soriano probably should have caught Delgado's leadoff single in the sixth, but he hesitated and let the blooper fall in front of him. Wright followed with a single that chased Marquis, and Paul Lo Duca's one-out double off Rocky Cherry made it 4-3. Easley tied it with a sacrifice fly.
Signed to a $21 million, three-year contract after going 14-16 with a 6.02 ERA for St. Louis last year, Marquis allowed four runs and five hits in five-plus innings. He was coming off a three-hit shutout against Pittsburgh and had allowed one earned run over 17 innings in his previous two starts, both against the Pirates.
- After the game, the Mets recalled reliever Ambiorix Burgos from Triple-A New Orleans and optioned RHP Lino Urdaneta to the Zephyrs.
- Cubs 1B Derrek Lee missed his first game this season because of neck spasms. Lee, who leads the major leagues with a .390 batting average, went back to Chicago for tests and was not at the game. DeRosa started at 1B -- using Lee's mitt. DeRosa was shaken up when Chavez ran into his left wrist on a bunt single in the fifth, but remained in the game until he was lifted for pinch-hitter Daryle Ward in the eighth. DeRosa is day to day with a minor sprain.
- Mets LF Moises Alou sat out his second consecutive game with a strained left quadriceps.
- It was New York's biggest comeback victory of the season. The Mets have 10 come-from-behind wins.


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|Gospel Light names new CEO
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Gospel Light's board of directors has named Dave Thornton as its new chief executive officer.
Thornton joined the Ventura, California-based company in 2013 as director of church sales and most recently served as director of sales and marketing. He joined Gospel Light after serving 17 years at Group Publishing in a variety of roles, from director of product development to director of church leadership and finally director of global innovations. Previously he worked in marketing for two years at David C Cook.
Thornton has a B.A. in speech communications from Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota, and an M.Div. in Christian education from Trinity International University in Deerfield, Illinois. He has volunteered in local church ministry for more than four decades and finds joy in leading kids to a deeper understanding of God's plan for their lives as revealed in the Bible.
The board and CEO are strategically refocusing the company on the mission given to Gospel Light's founder, Henrietta C. Mears—to know Christ and make Him known. New print and digital resources will be developed to equip church leaders to reach children, teens and their families for Christ through effective Bible teaching and learning resources.
"I dream of a day when Gospel Light will be seen as the trusted global leader in providing Christ-connecting, Bible-based, disciple-making resources to help the church reach children and their families for Christ through products and resources that are available anytime and anywhere around the world," Thornton said.
Gospel Light has been going through leadership and structural changes of late. Bill Greig, former president, left the company after taking a sabbatical to consider his future direction. He and his wife, Rhonni, recently relaunched church-resources company churchgrowth.org. Additionally, Gospel Light sold its Regal Books trade division to Baker Publishing Group, finalizing the transaction in June, in order to focus on resourcing the church with curriculum rather than trade titles.
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Biffle was the fastest Ford in qualifying, but his time was only good enough for 11th starting position.
GREG BIFFLE, No. 16 American Red Cross Ford Fusion (Qualified 11th) – "There was so much difference between when we were on the track earlier today than now. The track has so much more grip. We knew there would be more grip but I didn't know how my car was going to drive either. We didn't get a handle on qualifying and I know I am going to get beat there but hopefully it will be a top-10. I have my fingers crossed and we will see what happens. The car had a lot of grip. I feel like I got what I could and missed it a little bit maybe but everyone else still has to go."
MARCOS AMBROSE, No. 9 Stanley Ford Fusion (Qualified 12th) – "That was an okay lap. It wasn't awesome but we have been struggling a bit all day. We got a favor there with the weather change and we will have a decent starting spot for tomorrow night. That weather change definitely helped us, no doubt about that. We have had two poles in two weeks so we can't be greedy but if we can get a top-15 spot we will be happy."
ARIC ALMIROLA, No. 43 Eckrich Ford Fusion (Qualified 13th) – "It wasn't too bad. We want to be better than that but I think that will be a decent starting spot. I think we will end up in the top-15 for sure. I am proud of the effort from all the guys on this Eckrich Ford Fusion who have been doing a good job this weekend. It has been really hot and we have had a heck of a time getting a handle on this race track. Right there the track cooled down a lot and had a lot more grip. The car drove pretty good right there. There are just a few things we could have done different to be a little better but all in all it was good."
MATT KENSETH, No. 17 Fifth Third Ford Fusion (Qualified 20th) – "No, I mean that is about where we practiced probably, probably around 19th or somewhere around there. We got lucky with the draw and the cool down and everything but I just underestimated the tail wind going into one and missed the whole corner down there. That scrapped our first lap and after that we just weren't very quick."
CARL EDWARDS, No. 99 UPS Ford Fusion (Qualified 25th) – HAVE YOU EVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS WIND STORM THAT IS BLOWING THROUGH HERE RIGHT NOW? "I guess we stirred something up here. We are going to go get into the hauler in case things start flying, I don't want anyone to get hit. We got tight down there. I don't know if the wind was blowing us up the race track or what. Man, I hope everyone is alright."
CASEY MEARS, No. 13 GEICO Ford Fusion (Qualified 21st) – "The conditions were way different. It was way cooler and had a lot more grip. Because we picked up so much speed the front of the car hit the ground real bad so that is how fast I could go. If I went any faster it just hit the ground harder. If we would have known we would have that much grip we could have adjusted and probably gone faster."
DAVID GILLILAND, No. 38 Taco Bell Ford Fusion (Qualified 41st) – "We were just really loose. Our Taco Bell Ford has been really loose and we haven't been able to get it tightened up. Qualifying we thought going out on scuffs was going to help a little bit but we haven't gotten a handle on it yet. We have to try to get it straightened up for the race tomorrow. We attribute a lot of that to the heat. It is slick and if you are going to be a little free the heat is going to make it worse. Right now we are on the free side and it needs to get tightened up."
DAVID RAGAN, No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford Fusion (Qualified 33rd) – "It seems to be a little more grip out there and the track seems to be a little more speedy. I think the recent cloud cover cooled things down a little bit. We didn't know what to expect really but that was an okay lap. We beat a few cars and I wish we could go out there and do it all over again. I am sure we left some speed on the table but we are here to race 400 miles and it is going to be a lot of fun tomorrow."


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