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Armagh holiday cottage rental
County Armagh / Armagh
Cottage / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 / 2 nights min stay
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£350 - £450 / week
Key info: Beach / lakeside relaxation; Nearest beach 30 km; Great for children of all ages ;
25 Sep 2015
I found Caitlin's Cottage by luck as I didn't realize how close County Armagh was to our family homestead in Castleblayney, County Monaghan. What an AWESOME stroke of luck! This cottage was absolutely… More
7 Apr 2015
"Clean comfortable and great base for tourists."
Thanks to Cathal and Sheila for letting us enjoy their wonderful house for a short break. We were welcomed with a lovely welcome pack on arrival by our friendly and helpful hosts . The house is a pict… More
Thank you Seamus and Family for a lovely review. We work hard to give all our guests a special break & your comments make the hard work worth while. Thank you again & I look forward to seeing you & your family again in the future. You'll always be very welcome. Thank you for your suggestions we strive to please our guests and nest of tables are on order ready for your next visit :) Regards Cathal & Sheila
25 Mar 2015
"Absolutely beautiful place and area"
Stayed here with my 3 kids and we all loved it. The cottage is lovely and cosy with the two log burners and the bedrooms are nice and spacious. The open plan kitchen area is a really nice size and ver… More
Hello Mac and Family thank you very much for your kind and lovely review. We are delighted you enjoyed your stay at Caitlin's Cottage. We look forward to seeing you & your family again in the future. You'll always be very welcome. Regards Cathal & Sheila
Armagh holiday farmhouse rental
County Armagh / Armagh
Farmhouse / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 / 1 night min stay
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£450 - £630 / week
Key info: Suitable for children age 5+; No pets allowed; Private garden;
23 Mar 2015
"excellent house has everything in it close to hotels, pubs, restaurants."
Excellent s.catering house very comfy with all we wanted and more inc. fresh eggs. Best nights sleep too in great beds and friendly pub next door what better. Close to hotels music and fine food in Ar… More
Thanks for your review it was a pleasure,we look forward to hearing from you all again.
Holiday barn with golf nearby in Armagh
County Armagh / Armagh
Barn / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4 / 3 nights min stay
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£300 - £370 / week
Key info: Nearest beach 35 km; Great for children of all ages ; Car advised;
13 Oct 2014
"Wonderful stay!"
It was a great stay in the middle of mountains. This area is full of natural beauty. Lots of places to visit near by. Local supermarket is just 5 min drive. Lots of animals in the farm and my 9 year … More
20 Aug 2014
"Very peaceful"
A very nice cottage on a former farm. Lots of dairy cattle and sheep in adjoining fields. Great view across the green countryside. Very near to Navan Fort centre, which was very educational and fun on… More
6 May 2014
"superb accommodation"
I travelled with friends for the first to take in the Tandigree 100 road races. We arrived to find two very nice barn conversions at the end of private road. The private courtyard meant there was pl… More
Barn rental in Armagh with golf nearby
County Armagh / Armagh
Barn / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 / 3 nights min stay
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£350 - £425 / week
Key info: Nearest beach 40 km; Great for children of all ages ; Car advised;
23 Aug 2015
"Top class holiday rental"
Very impressed with this property - all the facilities one needs, and close proximity to many tourist sites. Armagh itself is well worth the time and effort - the restaurant Uluru is the one for he co… More
14 Jul 2014
"Authentically Irish, well-located and idyllic"
A massive 'thank you' to Andrew who very kindly catered for our anticipated late arrival at the barn cottage. Despite a rather delayed plane journey, we found it easy to locate the cottage and let ou… More
Holiday cottage in Armagh
County Armagh / Armagh
Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4 / 1 night min stay
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£220 - £275 / week
Key info: Great for children of all ages ; Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner; Private garden;
10 May 2015
"Perfect Place for a Quiet Getaway"
My girlfriend and I used Abbey View Cottage for a quiet overnight stay during the Easter break in 2015. It was perfect for what we were looking for as the village of Tynan is very small and secluded s… More
9 Apr 2015
"This cottage was just what we needed comfortable and quiet."
Sarah welcomed us to the cottage and showed us around. The welcome pack enabled us to make a much needed cup of tea after our long journey. The cottage was clean, comfortable and quiet. We found a lot… More
21 Mar 2015
"A hidden treasure..."
This cottage is a complete treat! An immaculate holiday home with pleasing facilities suitable for all ages. We found it to be an excellent location in the picturesque townland of Tynan. We were p… More
Holiday cottage in Armagh
County Armagh / Armagh
Cottage / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8 / 2 nights min stay
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£430 - £490 / week
Key info: Nearest beach 0 km; Great for children of all ages ; Car advised;
22 Feb 2015
"absolutely super place to saty"
so tranquil, cottage very cosy and comfy, well kitted out though a larger TV screen would be a small improvement. Very clean, well looked after property in a beautiful area of NI. The beds were comfy,… More
6 Dec 2014
"A perfect weekend!"
From the moment we entered Goose Cottage we could see it was perfect!! Beautiful on every level. Kate, who met us with the keys, was extremely helpful. We will certainly return - sooner rather than la… More
16 Oct 2014
Beautiful rural location. Well equipped kitchen. Log fires all laid ready to light. Lovely comfortable rooms, all 4 spacious and en suite. The village is pretty and quiet, the pubs were only open a… More


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To keep the birthday list updated, The Perry County News needs your help. Call 547-3424 if you want to add a name, make a change or if a name or date is wrong. If a person is deceased, please advise the newspaper so the name can be removed from the list. This information is appreciated. You can add names for the year if you like.
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Nicholas and Janice Hildenbrand of Evanston announce the birth of their son, Kasen Alan Hildenbrand, Tuesday, June 15, 2010, at Memorial Hospital and Health Care in Jasper.
The infant weighed 6 pounds and 12 ounces.
Kasen was baptized Aug. 21 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Fulda. He wore his father's baptismal gown. Godparents are Luke and Jilliane Hildenbrand of Newburgh.
Mrs. Hildenbrand is the former Janice Woebkenberg. He has one older brother, Kyler Matthew.
Thursday September 9
Perry County Council on Aging lunch at noon; bingo 12:30 p.m. and afternoon euchre at OAKS in Cannelton.
AA Perry County Group meeting at Schergens Center, Tell City, 10 a.m., information call 547-3730 or 547-2318.
Widow's Barrel Food Pantry, 821 10th St., in former Newman-May School, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 547-0834 for appointment. Park on the street.
Little Pigeon to host gospel sing Sept. 18
LAMAR – The Little Pigeon Baptist Church, off Indiana 245 on W. CR 1200N near Lamar, will hold a gospel sing at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 18.
Crossties Bluegrass Gospel will be the special guests for the evening. Refreshments will be served at 6 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
BRANCHVILLE – The Branchville United Methodist Church will celebrate Hiram Frakes Sunday, Sept. 19.
Frakes was a Methodist minister who was born in Branchville in 1888. In 1907, he married Leota Walker, also of Branchville. His call to the ministry led him to the remote area of eastern Kentucky Appalachia. There were no roads or civilized law.
Ignorance, feuding and moonshining were prominent. Rev. Frakes established a church, post office, schools and care-giving facilities. He developed a Christian community called the Henderson Settlement.
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Rachelle Doogs and Joey Edwards of Owensboro, Ky., were united in marriage during a ceremony Saturday, June 12, 2010, at St. Paul Catholic Church in Tell City.
The bride is the daughter of Rodney and Karen Doogs of Cannelton. Mr. Edwards is the son of Miley and Brenda Conner of Lewisport, Ky., and James Edwards of Merriville, Tenn.
The bride was given away by her father in the ceremony officiated by the Rev. Dennis Duvelius.
I've selfishly used this space before to chide drivers who don't always display the best of practices or courtesy to their fellow motorists. A year or so ago I honked the horn at drivers who I saw using their turn signals as simply an option when making a left- or right-hand turn.
Many conservatives think there should be virtually no regulation of commerce: Businesses should be allowed to offer whatever products they think they can sell and let the buyer beware.
Many liberals think government should strictly regulate every feature of every product manufactured or sold in the United States.
We think there has to be a happy medium between the two sides.
BEDFORD – On Aug. 23, the Indiana State Police along with the Indiana National Guard Counter Drug Task Force, DEA, US Forest Service, Civil Air Patrol, Indiana DNR and local law enforcement agencies converged on southern Indiana to concentrate efforts on illegal marijuana growing operations.
This effort was in response to ongoing intelligence of illegal drug trafficking operations illegally growing marijuana on public property like the Hoosier National Forrest and other remote state and federally owned property.
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text: GamesBeat: As we wave goodbye to this console generation, it's worth taking a look at some of the coolest things the game industry brought us over these past eight years. We definitely saw a lot of changes, and this was possibly one of the most eventful round of consoles in a long time. We saw motion control. Digital distribution became mainstream over the past few years. Mobile gaming gave handhelds some serious competition. Whether or not you were a fan of some of these, it's likely that they'll have a significant impact on how we buy and play games for the foreseeable future.


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Google and the Nielsen Company announced the establishment of a multi-year relationship starting with gathering demographic data for the Google TV Ads.
Google will combine Nielsen demographic data with the aggregated set-top box data it is already using, giving advertisers more targeting capabilities. Data derived from Nielsen's TV ratings panels will provide Google's TV Ads advertisers with the demographic composition of the audience.
Google and Nielsen also promise future plans to work together to measure online and offline media.
"As we continue to expand our TV advertising program, it is important that we provide advertisers and agencies with data that will help them reach their target demographic with the right ad," Eric Schmidt, Google CEO, said in a statement. "Working closely with Nielsen, the industry leader, improves our measurement capabilities by adding a demographic layer on top of existing set-top box data. We're pleased that Nielsen is working with us in this endeavor."


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A proposal that would allow Tennessee to join an interstate compact challenging the federal health care law has been approved by the House after the chamber approved several changes sponsored by Democrats.
The measure sponsored by Republican Rep. Mark Pody of Lebanon was approved on a 63-27 vote on Tuesday.
The companion bill passed the Senate 22-9 last year, but the upper chamber would have to agree to the changes before the measure could head for the governor's consideration.
The legislation would provide a waiver for each participating state to create its own health care system. Sponsors say the proposal is intended to give Tennesseans more choices concerning health care if the compact were approved by Congress.
The main change approved Tuesday would make Tennessee's participation in the compact optional.
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Tapas & Oysters is the place where great food, good friends and sticky fingers meet. It's all about Knysna's laid-back lifestyle, that's why we like to say that 34 Tapas & Oysters is "Not too shabby... Not too chic... definitely dockside."
Join us every day of the year in our bright and cheerful restaurant with its beautiful views over the Knysna Lagoon for oysters (the whole range, of course, fresh from our own holding tanks), tapas (with a South African twist, naturally), cocktails (including the coolest mojitos around), or a glass of Knysna's famous Mitchell's beer, which like 34 itself, is a celebration of the way we like to live down here beside the lagoon.
Wimpy is practically a household name in South Africa and when you treat yourself to a visit you will see why.
The atmosphere is completely family friendly and relaxed and the food unpretentious but satisfying. Their menu offers a wide variety of meals, be it for breakfast or lunch. Breakfasts include the traditional English option to which you can add extras like mushrooms, yummy cheese grillers, bacon or hash browns. Other items include French toast, packed omelettes and special health breakfasts like muesli, fruit salad and the scrambled eggs and bacon breakfast wrap.
Wimpy is famous for their unique tasting burgers and diners have a myriad of choices. Even though there are a lot of variations on this classic meal on the menu, nothing beats a traditional Wimpy burger with cheese, their special relish and gherkins.
Top this off with a real diner-style milkshake or a tasty mega coffee and you'll almost certainly return. Wimpy is definitely a place for cheerful family fun.


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Just finished infamous(Fantastic game, not many games i will run through twice in one go)...now I'm back to LBP to try and get those last few online trophies, god i hate those online trophies things but the game is almost complete apart from those few hearted trophies.
So while I'm begging for those 50 hearts to complete that games Plat its either AVP or Ghostbusters.
Who you gonna call!........it dont mattter......cause in space, nobody can hear you scream.
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Dates: July 17-19, 2015
Davis Legacy College Showcase 2015 BOYS Presented by F1rst Street Real Estate
Notes: This tournament requires a MANDATORY THURSDAY check in, no exceptions. Match rosters will be printed on Thursday night, all players must be on printed roster, no exceptions. CHECK IN IS THURSDAY before the start of the tournament 6:00-9:00 at a location TBA
Check in Information: Posted Here
Schedules: Posted Here
Accepted Teams w/ Brackets: Posted Here
Age Groups: BOYS U12-U19 (2015/2016 age groups)
Registration Deadline: June 10, 2015
Entry Fee: $1050
Level: This tournament is for class 1 competive soccer teams. Some age groups will have 2 divisions.
Format: All teams guaranteed three matches, semi final and championship matches where applicable.
Number of Loan Players: UNLIMITED
Match Balls: All match balls will be supplied by our tournament sponsor Adidas
Venues: Davis Legacy Soccer Complex, Nugget Fields, Davis High School, Playfield Soccer Stadium. (All fields are natural turf with the exception of Playfield Soccer Stadium.)
College Coaches: All college coaches will be supplied rosters for each participating team (U15 and above). Coaches will also receive complimentary lunch and have access to hospitality tent both Friday and Saturday. To register for this event click REGISTER TO ATTEND
To view list of coaches that are registered to attend our 2014 event, click here
Refund Policy: Teams withdrawing after the June 1 deadline will forfeit their entry fee. "Accepted" teams that withdraw before the June 1 deadline, will receive a full refund, less $50 administration fee. If payment is not received before deadline, application will be considered "late" and team will be placed on the waiting list.


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Video Ringtones For iPhone Revolutionize Answering Your Phone
What's more awesome and annoying than regular music ringtones? Video ringtones. iFoneTec has developed VideosTone, which lets you play back a standard formatted-for-iPhone video whenever someone calls. You can pick different ones for different people, like Devo for Lam and Ricky Martin for Jesus. We've been trying to… »


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After the turkey becomes sandwiches and the dust from shopping settles, we bask in the glow of Thanksgiving.
On Wednesday, Covington, Newton County and the country honored the men and women who have defended us. There were celebrations of remembrance, local establishments giving ...
Each new day holds opportunity.
Members of the Newton County commission surprised everyone with last Tuesday's vote to suspend action on the Bear Creek reservoir and focus instead on ...
Walking through the children's books section at the local big-box store there are a ton of cute stories for modern children with dinosaurs, witches ...
A proposed motion during the recent Board of Commissioners meeting would have stifled citizens from speaking about certain topics at the public meeting, but that ...
In a letter in The Covington News a week ago Covington Mayor Ronnie Johnston laid out some of the prospective industrial growth coming to Newton ...
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Now that school has started back, motorists on many of our county roads are finding their commute time extended because of the band of bright yellow school busses carrying our children to and from their homes and school.
The concept of a working committee to study the 2050 Plan proposal and make recommendations to streamline it seemed until this week to be a workable solution.
Students and teachers returned to the classroom Friday, hopefully taking note of last year's improvements in many testing areas to do even more positive work this school year.
During a Rotary Club of Covington meeting Tuesday, Newton County Chairman Keith Ellis announced that the commissioners are planning to start a citizens' panel consisting of an appointed member by each commissioner and appointees from each city in the county and entities such as the chamber, water and sewage authority and school board.
The New York Times editorial board this past Sunday called for the federal government to legalize marijuana in the United States.
There was an unfortunate incident in our community last week where a man for reasons unknown at this time was seen in a quiet community wielding a sword of some type, harassing passing cars and trash cans.
The Covington City Council voted this past week to add a code officer to its staff. The city currently has only one officer.
It's time for a change on the 2050 Plan - both to the document itself and officials' approach in presenting it to the public.
One of the cornerstones of pride in the Newton County community is that we have our own hospital; and throughout its existence the taxpayers have supported its development.
We realize that voting Tuesday, four full days away, is the farthest thing from your mind right now. But you need to make it first in your mind.
The first public hearing for the 2050 Plan was held Monday night, giving the public an opportunity to let themselves be heard.
Here's some of what we have heard from concerned citizens over the last two weeks:
There is one person in town that we doubt that anyone who knows him could ever question his passion for the things he believes in.
We are grateful that the long holiday weekend passed, and despite all the people and activities occurring with the Fourth of July festivities, there were no major reports of injuries associated with beverage consumption, firework exhibitions or rowdy behavior.
We are never happy to see groups come into our community, especially on holidays, to set up shop for a week or two and sell products that rob profits from our local merchants who pay taxes on a regular basis.
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