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Hahaha so fun! Really cool! *-*
i love this picture so much! i love anglers (hense my name) and green is my favourite colour ^^ its so awsm love you whole gallery
u like drawing fishes^^
i can see that
awesome drawing
i can see that
awesome drawing
Is he scared or amazed?
cuuuuute ^^ the fish is pretty cool
sorry for creeper faving everything.....
love the colours and the softness to the drawing.
I would definently be shitting bricks.
This piece caught my eye..it's colour scheme perhaps...well done.
the the fiiishh !!OMG !!! amazinng coloring !!
ох блин, я бы так испугалась! красота))))))
the colors
You should include, all comments about "NEMO" will be hidden ahahahahahaha! Good job on this Really cool and original
If Kaori wants to make cookies and not love, shouldn't there be a heart instead of a peace sign...?
It's good that he has that baseball bat so close at hand.....
Thats pretty screwy.
haha the poster is awesome! XD
Haha Awesome!
Love Kaori's face here; He looks mesmerized rather than frightened it really makes a great facial expression.
Also love the softness in colours, so pretty *-* Great job <3
Also love the softness in colours, so pretty *-* Great job <3
if this is from an anime / manga/ game could u tell me the name of the anime?
Creepy fish.
Thats awsome; I love the glow effect
Neat! Love the light from the angler fish and also the "make cookies" sign. lol.
Ahahaha! I lurv.
Wow! Офигенно!
i showed it to my mom and she was like O_O
Me-WHY CANT I HAVE GUESTS LIKE THAT?
Mom-is this a drawing?
mom-OMG ITS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Btw make cookies not love!true!true!
Me-WHY CANT I HAVE GUESTS LIKE THAT?
Mom-is this a drawing?
mom-OMG ITS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Btw make cookies not love!true!true!
Great job I love his 'make cookies' poster XD
really neat use of color. I dig it.
Looks like my old nightlight! Amazing!
Дежа вю :3
Your pictures always tell a story... This is one I'd love to hear. That vivid green and soft blue are beautiful together. I think I'd piss myself if this ghost angler fish visited me in my room, though.
Love it
love ur work <3 <3
Wow! The glowy effect for the fish is so cool! The concept is awesome as well!
I would pee in my pants if I saw that in my room...good work!
That fish is such a stalker
That is just flippin' terrifying D:.
awesome! hahahaha nice poster ( but I would like both; is it too much to ask in this freaking world?)
creeeepy awesome xD
Is this what you see at night?
When I was a kid, I had a glow-in-the-dark dinosaur squeleton and I was so scared of it at night! Good work!
OMG! this s so cool I love your artwork. It'd be so creepy to find a fish skeleton in your room in the middle of the nigth though haha.
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On Rivals. Do they watch film or just go by all star week evals? This trend of shorts workouts, 7 on 7 and all star week meaning so much is really getting out of control. Not just about Brossette, its a horrible way to base a ranking. They all say its just a part of the process but its pretty ap...View Topic - Replies (12)
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These touchbacks are gonna kill our excitement from watching Landry and the headhunters we have knocking dudes out on KO returns. Kind of boring. Understand the safety issue but it does kill the excitement of those hits....
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Saw on 247 and didn't see here. Neal is visiting on June 23 Herron listed a top 5 and plans to commit at the end of May Top 5 in no order LSU, Clemson,Miss St.,Memphis and Tennessee Thoughts? Neal isn't really anything new. Just locking in a date. Herron is interesting. We've been his pub...View Topic - Replies (4)
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Haven't seen any of you guys mention the rumors about him and Miami. Just curious to what you guys have heard. This is what I was told from a Miami guy. Said it's legit(not so sure) and has to do with LSU asking him to grayshirt. Hoping for a full release so he can go without losing a year. Now g...View Topic - Replies (15)
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Siap but there is a lot of talk going around that Missouri has been offered and given until Friday to decide.Word is that the school admins are split but a lot of the talk I've seen so far seems to point to them accepting.Also been said that if they refuse then WVU will be the choice.Just wondering ...
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For anybody with MASN(Mid Atlantic sports Network;I live in Richmond, VA) or that has coverage of the Eastern Washington/N. Dakota St. playoff game,you've got to see this red turf.It's worse than the blue turf at Boise.Makes the tv look like it's f'ed up.Ridiculous....
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Have any of you guys heard of a possible commit yesterday(silent)from a Louisiana kid(Sylve was the only one there to my knowledge)?Not spreading rumors just asking a question based on a rumor....
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The genetics of color...
Or: Why my neighbors might need a good smacking.
Before I make an idiot of myself and screw up my genetics, let me ask a question. Merle is dominant, correct? Therefore, to get merle pups, you must have at least one merle parent?
My neighbors have a doberman mix female. She is an outside dog, and apparently went into heat about 4 months ago. Want to guess what happened from there?
The resulting progeny are now about five weeks old. My neighbors are convinced they are wolfdogs, because only a wolf could have scaled the 5 foot tall chain link fence to breed to Daisy. Never mind that we're very close to a major city and a wolf has never been sighted anywhere near here.
Mom is black and tan and short haired. 4 of the 6 puppies are blue merle and very, very fluffy. Actually, they bear a striking resemblence to the unneutered Aussie two streets over. Hmm.....
The further issue is that they want to take the puppies to the pound as 'wolfdogs', where they will immeadiatly be euthanized, as it is policy here not to adopt out hybrids.
So, if a merle parent must be present and merle does not exist in wolves, therefore, the puppies must not be wolfdogs. My neighbor will still probably take them to the pound, because he is not at all interested in looking for homes, but at least they'll have a chance to be pulled by a rescue if he doesn't claim that they're wolfdogs.
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Yeah one of the parents has to be merle to get merle puppies. Calling it a "dominant" gene could be technically incorrect (I believe it is more accurately described as an incomplete dominant) but for your purposes, yes.
And merleing does not exist in wolf populations so far as I know...nor Dobes. Technically if mom's a mix she could be a phantom merle but the odds of that are extremely slim and not worth mentioning to your neighbor lol.
Good luck with this one...yikes
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I think you're right about the merle thing, but I'm not positive.
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Dawn at the Hell Fire Club on Montpelier Hill, Dublin
|Highest point
|383 m (1,257 ft) [1]
|53°15′6.7″N 6°19′49.24″W / 53.251861°N 6.3303444°WCoordinates: 53°15′6.7″N 6°19′49.24″W / 53.251861°N 6.3303444°W [1]
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Montpelier Hill (Irish: Cnoc Montpelier)[2] is a 383-metre (1,257-foot) hill in County Dublin, Ireland.[1] It is commonly referred to as the Hell Fire Club (Irish: Club Thine Ifrinn),[3] the popular name given to the ruined building at the summit. This building – a hunting lodge built around 1725 by William Conolly – was originally called Mount Pelier and since its construction the hill has also gone by the same name.[4] The original Irish name of the hill is no longer known although the historian and archaeologist Patrick Healy has suggested that the hill is the place known as Suide Uí Ceallaig or Suidi Celi in the Crede Mihi, the twelfth century diocesan register book of the Archbishops of Dublin.[5]
Montpelier is the closest to Dublin city of the group of mountains – along with Killakee, Featherbed Bog, Kippure, Seefingan, Corrig, Seahan, Ballymorefinn, Carrigeenoura and Slievenabawnogue – that form the ridge that bounds the Glenasmole valley.[6] On the slopes is a forestry plantation, known as Hell Fire Wood, which consists of Sitka spruce, larch and beech.[7]
Originally there was a cairn with a prehistoric passage grave on the summit. Stones from the cairn were taken and used in the construction of Mount Pelier lodge. Shortly after completion, a storm blew the roof off. Local superstition attributed this incident to the work of the Devil, a punishment for interfering with the cairn.[citation needed] Montpelier Hill has since become associated with numerous paranormal events.
Members of the Irish Hell Fire Club, which was active in the years 1735 to 1741, used Mount Pelier lodge as a meeting place. Stories of wild behaviour and debauchery and occult practices and demonic manifestations have become part of the local lore over the years. The original name of the lodge has been displaced and the building is generally known as the Hell Fire Club. When the lodge was damaged by fire, the members of the Hell Fire Club relocated down the hill to the nearby Stewards House for a brief period. This building also has a reputation for being haunted, most notably by a massive black cat.
Adjacent to the Afizi House is the remains of Killakee Estate. A large Victorian house was built here in the early nineteenth century by Luke White. White's son, Samuel, oversaw the development of extensive formal gardens on the estate, including the construction of several glasshouses by Richard Turner. The estate passed to the Massy family through inheritance in 1880 and John Thomas Massy, the 6th Baron made extensive use of the house and ground to host shooting parties and society gatherings. The fortunes of the Massy family declined in the early twentieth century and Hamon Massy, the 8th Baron, was evicted from Killakee House in 1924. He became known as the "Penniless Peer". Following the eviction, Killakee House was demolished and the gardens fell into ruin.
Today Montpelier Hill and much of the surrounding lands, including Killakee Estate (now called Lord Massy's Estate) are owned by the State forestry company Coillte and are open to the public.
The Hell Fire Club[edit]
The building now known as the Hell Fire Club was built around 1725 as a hunting lodge by William Conolly, the Speaker of the Irish House of Commons.[8] It was named Mount Pelier by Conolly but over the years has also been known as "The Haunted House",[9] "The Shooting Lodge",[9] "The Kennel",[10] and "Conolly's Folly",.[10] It was one of several exclusive establishments using the name Hellfire Club that existed in Britain and Ireland in the 18th century.
While the building has a rough appearance today, the architecture is of a Palladian design. The upper floor consists of a hall and two reception rooms. On the eastern side, there was a third, timber-floored, level where the sleeping quarters were located.[11] On the ground floor is a kitchen, servants' quarters and stairs to the upper floors. The entrance, which is on the upper floor, was reached by a long flight of stairs which is now missing.[12] At each side of the building is a room with a lean-to roof which may have been used to stable horses.[13] A stone mounting block to assist people onto their horses can be seen on the eastern side.[11] To the front there was a semi-circular courtyard, enclosed by a low stone wall and entered by a gate.[14] The house faces to the north, looking over Dublin and the plains of Meath and Kildare,[15] including Conolly's primary residence at Castletown House in Celbridge.[16] The grounds around the lodge consisted of a 1,000-acre (4.0 km2; 1.6 sq mi) deer park.[12] The identity of the architect is unknown: the author Michael Fewer has suggested it may have been Edward Lovett Pearce (1699–1733) who was employed by Conolly to carry out works at Castletown in 1724.[17]
There was a prehistoric burial site at the summit of Montpelier Hill and stones from it were used in the construction of the lodge.[9] A nearby standing stone was also used for the lintel over the fireplace.[18] Shortly after its completion, a great storm blew the original slate roof off. Local superstition held that this was the work of the Devil, an act of revenge for disturbing the ancient cairn.[19] Conolly had the roof replaced with an arched stone roof constructed in a similar fashion to that of a bridge.[14] This roof has remained intact to the present day, even though the building has been abandoned for over two centuries and despite the roof being set alight with tar barrels during the visit of Queen Victoria to Ireland in 1849.[19][20]
There is little evidence that the lodge was put to much use. Conolly himself died in 1729. The only known record of its occupation is an announcement of the death at Mount Pelier of a Mr Charles Cobbe, son of the Archbishop of Dublin, in July 1751.[16] This is erroneous, however. In fact, Cobbe died of a fever in Montpellier, France, early in 1751.[21]
However, it was the period in the years following Conolly's death that Mount Pelier's association with the Hell Fire Club began. The Irish Hell Fire Club was founded around 1737 by Richard Parsons, 1st Earl of Rosse, and James Worsdale.[22] Lord Rosse was probably the president of the club.[23] Evidence of the identities of other members comes from a painting by Worsdale entitled The Hell Fire Club, Dublin, now held by the National Gallery of Ireland, which shows five members of the club seated around a table.[24] The five men are Henry, 4th Baron Barry of Santry (who was tried and convicted for murder in 1739);[25] Simon Luttrell, Lord Irnham; Colonel Henry Ponsonby; Colonel Richard St George and Colonel Clements.[24] Most of their meetings occurred in Dublin city centre at the Eagle Tavern on Cork Hill, near Dublin Castle.[26] Accounts of the club's meetings claim that members drank "scaltheen", a mixture of whiskey and hot butter, and that they left a chair vacant at each gathering for the Devil.[27] The club's mascot was a black cat.[27]
Mount Pelier was let to the club by the Conolly family.[28] Coincidentally, William Conolly had purchased Mountpelier Hill from Philip, Duke of Wharton, founder of the first Hell Fire Club in 1719.[29] It is not clear to what extent, if any, the Hell Fire Club made use of the building. The author Michael Fewer has suggested that the remoteness of Mount Pelier's location is why there are almost no verifiable accounts of the activities that went on there.[30] However, numerous (and very doubtful) stories surrounding the building have become part of local folklore, some of which have spread to a wider audience through publication in the nineteenth century in books such as Robert Chambers' Book of Days (1864) and in The Gentleman's Magazine (1731–1922).[27]
One of the best known of these tells of a stranger who arrived at the club on a stormy night. Invited in, he joined the members in a card game. One player dropped his card on the floor and when he bent under the table to retrieve it noticed that the stranger had a cloven hoof. At this point the visitor disappeared in a ball of flame. This is a very similar story to one associated with Loftus Hall, County Wexford.[31] The Loftus family owned a hunting lodge – known as Dolly Mount – which was also to be found on Montpelier Hill.[32]
Another story tells of a priest who came to the house one night and found the members engaged in the sacrifice of a black cat. The priest grabbed the cat and uttered an exorcism upon which a demon was released from the corpse of the cat.[33]
One tale centres on club member Simon Luttrell, Lord Irnham, later Earl of Carhampton, one time Sheriff of Dublin.[33] Luttrell is believed to have been the subject of The Diaboliad, a 1777 poem dedicated to "the worst man in England".[34] According to the story, Luttrell made a pact with the Devil to give up his soul within seven years in return for settling his debts but, when the Devil came to Mount Pelier lodge to claim his prize, Luttrell distracted the Devil and fled.[34]
Other tales recount numerous drinking sessions and black masses at which animal sacrifices, and on one occasion the sacrifice of a dwarf, took place.[33]
At some point during this period, the building was damaged by fire. There are several stories connected with this incident. One holds that the club set fire to the building when William Conolly's son refused to renew the lease on the lodge.[28] An alternative story claims the club members did it to give the building a hellish appearance.[35] Another story recounts that, following a black mass, a footman spilled a drink on "Burn-Chapel" Whaley's coat. Whaley retaliated by pouring brandy over the man and setting him alight. The fire spread around the building and killed many members.[36] Following the fire, the club relocated further down the hill to Killakee Stewards House.[37] However, the club's activities declined after this incident.[38]
The Irish Hell Fire Club was revived in 1771 and was active for a further 30 years.[39] Its most notorious member was Thomas "Buck" Whaley, son of Richard Chappell Whaley.[39] This new incarnation was known as "The Holy Fathers".[39] Meetings once again took place at Mount Pelier lodge and, according to one story, the members kidnapped, murdered and ate a farmer's daughter.[38] Whaley eventually repented and, when he died in 1800, the Irish Hell Fire Club disbanded with his death.[38]
The antiquarian Austin Cooper visited the house in 1779 and found it in a state of disrepair.[40] Joseph Holt, a general of the Society of the United Irishmen recorded in his memoirs that he spent a night in the ruin of Mount Pelier while on the run following the 1798 Rebellion.[5] Holt wrote of his experience, "I lay down in the arched room of that remarkable building. I felt confident of the protection of the Almighty that the name of enchantment and the idle stories that were told of the place had but a slight hold of my mind."[30] The Conollys sold the lands to Luke White in 1800.[41] They passed through inheritance to the Massy family of Duntrileage, County Limerick.[42] When the Massy family became bankrupt, the lands were acquired by the State.[42] Today, the building is maintained by Coillte, who manage the forestry plantations on Montpelier's slopes, who have installed concrete stairs and iron safety rails across the upper windows.[31]
Prehistoric monuments[edit]
The remains of the prehistoric monument that originally stood at the summit can be seen to the rear of the Hell Fire Club building. Austin Cooper, on his visit in 1779, described it thus: "behind the house are still the remains of the cairn, the limits of which were composed of large stones set edgeways which made a sort of wall or boundary about 18 inches (46 centimetres) high and withinside these were the small stones heaped up. It is 34 yards (31 metres) diameter or 102 yards (93 metres) in circumference. In the very centre is a large stone 9 feet (2.7 metres) long and 6 feet (1.8 metres) broad and about 3 feet (0.91 metres) thick not raised upon large stones but lying low with the stones cleared away from about it. There are several other large stones lying upon the heap."[43] It appears from this description that the central chamber of the monument – which was a passage grave[18] – survived intact even after Mount Pelier was constructed.[40] The historian Peter J. O'Keefe has suggested that many of the stones were taken away and used in the construction of the Military Road at the start of the nineteenth century.[11] Today, all that remains is a circular mound 15 metres (49 feet) in diameter and up to 2 metres (6.6 feet) high with a dip at the centre where the chamber was located.[18] The four large stones at the edge are all that survive of the kerbstones that formed the boundary of the monument.[44] In close proximity is a second mound, 1 metre (3.3 feet) high, on which an Ordnance Survey trig pillar stands.[18] Close to the monument is a fallen standing stone, a pointed rock 1 metre (3.3 feet) high.[45]
The Stewards House[edit]
Further down the hill, along the Military Road, is a two-story house, known as The Stewards House or as Killakee House (not to be confused with the now-demolished Killakee House that served as the residence of the Massy family who owned the adjacent Killakee Estate). It was built around 1765 by the Conolly family as a hunting lodge.[46] Over the years, it has served as a dower house and as a residence for the agent who managed the Killakee Estate.[47] To the rear is a belfry; this was once a common feature of large farmhouses and was used to call the workers for meals.[47] The Hell Fire Club held meetings here for a time following the fire that damaged Mount Pelier lodge.[37] The house has a reputation for being haunted, particularly by a large black cat.[48] Stories regarding the origin of this spectre either connect it with the account of the priest who exorcised a cat at the Hell Fire Club[49] or with a cat that was doused in whiskey and set alight by members of the Hell Fire Club before escaping across the mountains with its fur aflame.[50]
The best documented account of these hauntings occurred between 1968 and 1970. The Evening Herald and Evening Press newspapers carried a number of reports regarding a Mrs Margaret O'Brien and her husband Nicholas, a retired Garda superintendent, who were converting the house into an arts centre.[33] The redevelopment had been a troubled affair with tradesmen employed on the work leaving complaining of ghosts.[51] One night, a friend of the O'Brien's, artist Tom McAssey, and two workmen were confronted by a spectral figure and a black cat with glowing red eyes.[52] McAssey painted a portrait of the cat which hung in the house for several years after.[52] Although locals were sceptical of the reports,[52] further apparitions were reported, most notably of an Indian gentleman and of two nuns called Blessed Margaret and Holy Mary who had taken part in black masses on Mountpelier Hill.[49] There were also reports of ringing bells and poltergeist activity.[52] In 1970 an RTÉ television crew recorded a documentary at the house.[53] In the documentary a clairvoyant called Sheila St. Clair communicated with the spirits of the house through automatic writing.[54] In 1971, a plumber working in the house discovered a grave with a skeleton of a small figure, most likely that of a child or, perhaps, the body of the dwarf alleged to have been sacrificed by the members of the Hell Fire Club.[52] The house operated as a restaurant in the 1990s before closing in 2001; it is now a private residence.[48]
Killakee (Lord Massy's) Estate[edit]
On the other side of the Military Road to Hell Fire Wood and the Stewards House is the remains of Killakee Estate (Irish: Coill an Chaoich, meaning "Blind Man's Wood"),[55] now known as Lord Massy's Estate.[56] These lands were first granted to Walter de Ridleford after the Norman invasion and later given to Sir Thomas Luttrell, an ancestor of Hell Fire Club member Simon Luttrell, by Henry VIII.[42] The Luttrell family held onto the estate until the seventeenth century when it was relinquished to Dudley Loftus and then passed to William Conolly.[42] In 1800, the Conolly family sold the estate to Luke White.[41]
The White family built Killakee House on the estate in the early nineteenth century.[57] This was a two-storey, thirty-six roomed stucco-faced house.[58] It had a Tuscan-columned entrance and large three-windowed bows on the back and sides.[57] Luke White's second son, Colonel Samuel White, inherited the estate on his father's death in 1824 and invested considerable effort in developing its gardens.[59] In 1838, he engaged the services of Sir Ninian Niven, former director of the Botanic Gardens in Dublin.[60] Niven laid out two Victorian formal gardens of gravel walks, terraces and exotic trees decorated with statues of Greek and Roman gods.[60] Adjacent to the house was a terraced rose garden with a statue of Neptune.[60] A second walled garden in a vale in the woods below the house contained more fountains and a range of glasshouses designed by Richard Turner.[59] William Robinson, writing in The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette on 10 December 1864, said of the gardens, "I know of no better example of the advantage of extensively planting and draining a barren and elevated district than is afforded by this demesne of 500 acres."[61]
When Samuel White's widow, Anne, died in 1880, she bequeathed the estate to her late husband's nephew, John Thomas, 6th Baron Massy.[62] The Massys were a Protestant Ascendancy family who had come to Ireland in 1641 and owned extensive lands in Counties Limerick, Leitrim and Tipperary.[63] Massy used Killakee House to entertain guests while shooting game on nearby Cruagh and Glendoo mountains.[64] He also used the house to host parties during major events on the Dublin social calendar such as the Dublin Horse Show, the Punchestown Races and the Dublin Castle Season.[65] During these events long lines of guests' carriages could be seen stretched along the road leading to the house.[66] However, as a result of declining rental income and poor investment decisions, John Thomas Massy was in considerable debt when he died in 1915.[64] By the time John Massy's grandson, Hugh Hamon Charles, 8th Baron Massy, inherited the estate, the family's finances were in an irreversible decline and in 1924 he was declared bankrupt and evicted from Killakee House.[67] The Massys initially moved into the Stewards House before taking up residence in Beehive Cottage, the estate's gate lodge, by agreement with the bank.[68] Hamon Massy, unable to find a job on account of his alcoholism became dependent on his wife, Margaret, whose modest salary from a job with the Irish Hospitals' Sweepstake was the family's only income.[69] In the years up to his death in 1958, Hamon Massy, who became known as the "Penniless Peer", could be seen collecting firewood in the woods of his former family estate.[70]
Following the eviction, Killakee House was briefly used as an operations base by the Detective Unit of the Garda Síochána in 1931 while they hunted IRA subversives who were hiding explosives at Killakee.[71] When the bank was unable to find a buyer for the estate, it was acquired by a builder who stripped the house and then demolished it in 1941.[64] The lands were eventually acquired by the State and opened to the public.[72] In the late 1930s, the Director of Forestry, a German called Otto Reinard, laid out the area as an unban forest.[7] The trees have reclaimed most of the land once occupied by the formal gardens: all that remains is the brickwork at the rear of the Turner glasshouses and the system of irrigation canals and ponds for the exotic plants contained within.[73]
In 1978, the archaeologist and historian Patrick Healy discovered the remains of a prehistoric wedge tomb in the woods.[74] All the survives is the skeletal outline of the main chamber and the outer double walls.[75] Most of the stones were removed to build the low stone wall that runs across the front of the tomb.[76]
Carthy's Castle[edit]
On the northern slopes is another ruined building, known as Carthy's or McCarthy's Castle.[77] This is all that remains of Dolly Mount – also known as the "Long House" and "Mount Pelier House" – a large hunting residence built by Henry Loftus, Earl of Ely towards the end of the eighteenth century.[32] The building was originally two stories high with bow windows each side of the hall door, above which was the Ely coat of arms.[78] At each side of the house was an arched gate from which extended a range of ancillary buildings, terminating in a three-storied tower with an embattled top and pointed windows.[79] The interiors were noted for their marble chimney pieces and stuccoed ceilings.[79] The earl's first wife, Frances Monroe, was the aunt of Dolores "Dolly" Monroe who was a celebrated beauty and in whose honour the house was named Dolly Mount.[80] The Ely's subsequently abandoned the residence and the building soon fell into ruin, mainly at the hands of a tenant called Jack Kelly who wrecked the house to ensure his tenancy would not be disturbed.[81] All, except for the tower at the western end, which is now known as Carthy's Castle, was demolished in 1950.[82]
Orlagh House[edit]
In the land adjacent to Carthy's Castle is Orlagh House which has been owned by the Augustinian Order since the mid-nineteenth century and is a retreat and conference centre run by the friars.[83] It was built in 1790 by Mr Lundy Foot, a wealthy snuff merchant, who named the house Footmount.[83] He was also a magistrate and was instrumental in condemning three members of the Kearney family to death for the murder of John Kinlan, the gamekeeper at Friarstown, near Bohernabreena, in 1816.[84] Foot was subsequently murdered in 1835, an act that was attributed to relatives of the Kearneys.[85] In fact, Foot was killed by James Murphy, the son of an evicted tenant farmer whose land Foot had bought following the eviction.[86]
In a field opposite Orlagh House is a holy well associated with Saint Colmcille. A statue of the saint, designed by Joseph Tierney, was erected at the site in 1917.[87] Pilgrims either drink the water or apply it to sore ears.[88]
Access and recreation[edit]
Montpelier Hill is accessed from the Hell Fire Wood car park along the R115 road between Rathfarnham and Glencullen.[7] The woods offer around 4.5 kilometres (2.8 miles) of forest roads and tracks as well as a permanent orienteering course.[7] Lord Massy's Estate is also accessed from the R115, close to the Hell Fire Wood car park.[56] The woods offer a nature trail and a permanent orienteering course.[56] Lord Massy's Estate and Montpelier Hill are also traversed by the Dublin Mountains Way hiking trail that runs between Shankill and Tallaght.[1]
See also[edit]
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- ^ Cnoc Montpelier Placenames Database of Ireland. Retrieved: 2014-08-30.
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- ^ Joyce, p. 125.
- ^ a b Healy, p. 47.
- ^ Healy, p. 36.
- ^ a b c d "Hell Fire Club". Coillte Outdoors. Retrieved 1 August 2010.
- ^ Handcock, p. 86-87.
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- ^ a b c Fewer, p. 70.
- ^ a b Handcock, p. 87.
- ^ Healy, p. 44.
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- ^ a b Ball, p. 40.
- ^ Fewer, Michael (May–June 2010). "Gems of Architecture: The Hellfire Club, Co. Dublin". History Ireland (Dublin: History Publications Ltd.) 18 (3): 29. ISSN 0791-8224.
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- ^ a b Lord, p. 65.
- ^ Walsh, Dave (30 October 1998). "The Irish Hellfire Club: No Smoke Withour Fire". Blather.net. Retrieved 12 August 2010.
- ^ O'Farrell, p. 85-86.
- ^ a b Ashe, p. 63-64.
- ^ a b c Ashe, p. 208.
- ^ a b c Ashe, p. 207.
- ^ a b Healy, p. 46.
- ^ a b Tracy, p. 28
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- ^ Fourwinds, p. 24.
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- ^ O'Farrell, p. 87.
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- ^ O' Farrell, p. 84.
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- ^ "Killakee". Irish Placenames Database. Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs. Retrieved 14 August 2010.
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- ^ Hopkins, p. 67.
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- ^ Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, p. 178.
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- Ball, Francis Erlington (1905). A History of the County Dublin (pdf). Part 3. Dublin: Alex Thom & Co. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
- Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (2009). Did You Know...? Forgotten Aspects of our Local Heritage. Dublin: Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. ISBN 978-0-9557829-2-3.
- Fewer, Michael (2007). The Wicklow Military Road. History and Topography. Dublin: Ashfield Press. ISBN 978-1-901658-66-8.
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- Handcock, William Domville (1991) [first published 1876]. The History and Antiquities of Tallaght in the County of Dublin (2nd ed.). Dublin: Anna Livia Press. ISBN 1-871311-19-5.
- Healy, Patrick (2006). Glenasmole Roads (pdf). Dublin: South Dublin Libraries. ISBN 0-9547660-9-1. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
- Hopkins, Frank (2008). Hidden Dublin: Deadbeats, Dossers and Decent Skins. Dublin: Mercier Press. ISBN 978-1-85635-591-9.
- Joyce, Weston St. John (1994) [first published 1912]. The Neighbourhood of Dublin. Dublin: Hughes and Hughes. ISBN 0-7089-9999-9.
- Lord, Evelyn (2008). The Hell-Fire Clubs. Sex, Satanism and Secret Societies. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-16402-2.
- Discovery Series No. 50: Dublin, Kildare, Meath, Wicklow (Map) (6th ed.). 1:50,000. Discovery Series. Ordnance Survey Ireland. 2010. ISBN 978-1-907122-17-0.
- O'Farrell, Padraic (2004). Irish Ghost Stories. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan. ISBN 978-0-7171-3633-9.
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- Walsh, Dave (2008). Haunted Dublin. Dublin: Nonsuch Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84588-932-6.
External links[edit]
- Hell Fire Club at Dublin Mountains Partnership
- Orienteering at the Hell Fire Club
- Massy's Estate at Dublin Mountains Partnership
- Orienteering at Massy's Estate
The Hell Fire Club[edit]
- The Dublin Hellfire Club – The Facts
- The Hellfire Club at blather.net
- The Hellfire Club at Abandoned Ireland


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Embattled biotech Ariad Pharmaceuticals has signed a deal with Japan's Otsuka to trade the Asian rights to its top cancer drug in exchange for $77.5 million and the promise of more down the line.
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Back in 2010, Ariad Pharmaceuticals' ridaforolimus was a promising cancer therapy worth up to $700 million in the eyes of Merck. Now, in light of an FDA rejection and some dimming development prospects, Merck has quietly washed its hands of the drug, handing it back to its former partner.
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Buzz: Back from the ER, a wounded Ariad spurs a fresh round of takeover rumors
Market rumors about a possible biotech buyout are usually triggered by research and marketing success. In Ariad's case, mere survival sufficed.
Welcome back, Ariad: Iclusig returns after a cold winter
Last year, Ariad Pharmaceuticals watched more than $2.5 billion melt off its market cap when the cancer-fighting Iclusig began a downward spiral that would eventually remove it from the market. But now begins the rebuilding project, as the Cambridge, MA, drugmaker has relaunched its sole product with a lot of ground to make up.
Ariad storms back with an FDA nod to get Iclusig back on the U.S. market
Losing more than $2.5 billion in market value didn't kill Ariad Pharmaceuticals, and now the biotech is set to relaunch the once-spurned cancer drug Iclusig in the U.S. as the FDA has approved a new label and indication for the company's only product.


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I think that all sides of the stone should be posted so that we all can link family members together :) Sometimes the ones with all four sides of info is hard to keep straight, but I try to do my best.
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You are quite welcome Kelley. Now that the snow has left NY, I'm able to get back out there again!! Glad you like the pic.. I took a wide angle shot too and drew an arrow to the stone... I will send it to your email.
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The person listed on the back of the stone Tina Marie was only 2 months old when she died. Also while I was looking for the stone I also found two other Bonacker stones. One was for Harry J (1887-1950) and Rose Bonacker(1885) and the Second was for Edward (1916-1964) and Betty (Homkey) Bonacker(1926).
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I know if I start naming names, someone will get left out. There's also a huge chance that someone would be omitted by the mere fact that they worked behind the scenes and were not out front with a bull horn.
I have covered, or at least been in town, for each of the four Rod Runs in Cynthiana. And each time I walk away with an all encompassing feeling of wow.
It's not that I'm so involved in classic cars, although there were a couple that I wouldn't be embarrassed to drive away in ... just a couple.
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I want to give a BIG shout out to Jerry Adams and his hardworking staff for the outstanding job they did this year on the Rod Run. They worked countless hours planning and preparing for this event. There was a great crowd, and who knows how many vehicles and vendor booths galore. Also the Lord blessed us with really beautiful weather.
This is something Cynthiana should be proud of and in my opinion is the biggest and best event this little town has.
Again, thanks to Jerry and his staff for all their efforts. Great job guys.
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A beautifully written love story, A Miracle of HopeP is both heartwarming and heartbreaking and features believable, charming characters who are willing to do whatever it takes for love. Reid is a talented writer who has firsthand knowledge of the Amish. The attention to medical details is refreshing and readers will understand the book's medical jargon.
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I was hoping we'd see Captain Alberta again. Guy's got some comeuppance coming.
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Campers Ages 6-8
Junior Entomologists - In various outdoor locations around South Lake Tahoe, young campers will look under logs, among plants, and in tree bark in search of hidden insects. They will also learn what these bugs eat and their important jobs in the ecosystem. Note: Transportation is needed. Usually carpooling with other campers is a good option and can be arranged by you and other parents on the first day of camp. NEW: this year the Junior Entomologist camp is now one hour longer!
Dates/Times: July 20-23, Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am - 1 pm
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"For a renewed respect for human life, from conception to natural death ... "Seared in my memory is the sound of Kobi Cudjoe, gasping for air, as he read that prayer.
He was one of the petition readers at the special mass held on Oct. 23 at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington, D.C., "Honoring the Gifts of Persons with Special Needs." From his wheelchair, he could only be heard as pleading for all those whose lives may be undervalued by a society that sees their disabilities as burdens, and the differently abled as more handicap than human. Just weeks before, the same church had hosted the more well-known mass for Supreme Court justices, lawyers and other dignitaries. That one makes news -- this one, not so much.
It is easy to dehumanize the sick, the weak and the disabled. Pulitzer Prize-winning commentator Paul Greenberg noted one way to do so a few days later, addressing a crowd in Manhattan: "Verbicide must precede homicide," he said. And so whether it be the Down syndrome baby or an unborn child with another adverse prenatal diagnosis, "speak of a fetus, not an unborn child," Greenberg said. "Vocabulary remains the decisive turning point."
The folks at The Human Life Review were celebrating an early Thanksgiving. They gathered in gratitude for the work of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette columnist Greenberg, naming him a "defender of life."
But he didn't always start out that way.
"When Roe v. Wade was first pronounced from on high, I welcomed it," he said in his remarks.
It didn't come up at the dinner, but Greenberg's example stood as a corrective to Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who had earlier in the week announced on "The O'Reilly Factor" that a man can't be 50 or 60 and change his mind on major issues. We all know what he was doing there -- aiming for a primary blow against the shifting views of rival candidate Mitt Romney. But he was not making a defensible point.
And it wasn't just abortion that Greenberg had changed his mind on. "Start off opposing abortion and you'll start questioning euthanasia, too." He recalled, with the great, tender passion of a touched conscience, the death of Terri Schiavo, the cognitively impaired woman who was denied food and water for 13 "long days." With Schiavo's brother, Bobby Schindler, who runs the Life and Hope Network, which helps families facing the same pressures to end life, in the audience, he said, "It would have been kinder to shoot her."
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In conjunction with the fourth annual CSWS Northwest Women Writers Symposium, the UO Libraries is exhibiting archival items documenting the career of keynote author Diana Abu-Jaber.
The symposium will be held Thursday May 7, 2015, through Saturday May 9, 2015. Free public events are scheduled for the University of Oregon campus and the downtown Eugene Public Library (10th& Olive).
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The UO Libraries is pleased to announce our annual contest to design new digital wallpaper for the library's workstations.
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Log in - Learn more: canvas.uoregon.eduThe Canvas migration is underway! This spring, many courses at the University of Oregon will be taught in Canvas. By Fall 2015, all courses will be migrated to Canvas. We encourage you to log in now and begin learning about Canvas, the UO's new learning management system (LMS).
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You already know students are reading Wikipedia — why not have them write Wikipedia?
LiAnna Davis, the Wiki Education Foundation's Director of Programs, will present on the topic of teaching with Wikipedia. Wikipedia assignments connect your course to the world outside of the classroom. By writing for Wikipedia, students practice fact-based writing, research, collaboration, and critical thinking. All the while, they'll be making a meaningful contribution to a free knowledge resource used by millions of people around the world.
Wednesday, April 1, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room
There'll be a delectable selection on display in Knight Library's Browsing Room when the University of Oregon Libraries Edible Book Festival returns on Wednesday, April 1.This event is free and open to the public. Everyone is invited to enter their book-themed culinary creations by bringing them to the Browsing Room between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The rules are simple: Entries should be made from consumable components and reflect the concept of "the book" through the use of text, form, or literary inspiration.
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Come and Pet A Dog at the Global Scholars Hall Library Commons (1710 E. 15th Ave.)! It's a great way to relieve stress while you're busy studying for finals.
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We run small roundtable discussions supported by experts from Cabinet Office, CESG and CPNI. They aim to provide those with a role in managing information and cyber risk at the most senior level with the knowledge and understanding to challenge their organisations' approach to information risk. They are also a valuable opportunity to gain new insights from colleagues and experts and share best practices and experiences. Book your place.
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The workshops are designed for larger groups of IAOs from a range of organisations and cover a variety of topics including: understanding the legal context, the roles and responsibilities of an IAO, the characteristics of an information asset, an information asset register, awareness of risks and threats and how to mitigate them, and managing an information loss incident. Book your place.
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These short and concise awareness sessions provide practical advice on risk mitigation and how to challenge existing information risk policies. The briefing takes approximately 30 minutes and can be delivered during a regular board and audit committee meeting. Alternatively, we can provide one-to-one training to individual board and audit committee members. Email us if you are interested in a briefing.
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Our new course is designed for people who wish to provide Information Assurance training within their own organisation. We will provide you with all the material you need to roll out training.
You will also develop experience of presenting to groups and delivering objective focused learning programmes. While a basic knowledge of information assurance may be beneficial, it is not essential. Equally, previous experience of delivering training or presenting to groups would be advantageous but is not necessary.
All staff
Briefing sessions
Throughout the year we run briefing sessions on hot topics and pertinent subjects within information assurance and cyber security. Previous topics have included: responding to a cyber-attack; fraud; information handling; insider threats; and the threat landscape. We have featured speakers from IBM, CPNI, foreign governments and Facebook.
E-learning courses – Responsible for Information (RFI)
We have created this package specifically to provide a valuable contextual overview and basic grounding in information assurance, roles and responsibilities, information risk management and the first steps in managing an information loss incident for all roles. The course comes in a variety of formats: for IAOs, SIROs, management board members and general users.
Access the course via Civil Service Learning. For those public and third sector organisations and associated delivery partners who cannot subscribe to CSL, please email us and we will provide further guidance on how to access the RFI e-learning course.
RFI is publicly available for use by SMEs. This course is based on the RFI e-learning course used by central government, with a number of updates to suit the needs of SME employers.


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Bolero Combination (2:48)All 4 Bolero variations shown together.
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DESCRIPTION:Basic with Lady's Underarm Turn Left to Shadow Position, Quick Switch to R. Side Position, Lady's Free Spin to R., Man's UAT to R. with Hand Change to Lady's Free Spin to L., Leg Wrap & Dip, Fallaway Break, Closed Basic ending.
COMMENTS:This variation is a great addition to your repertoire, with enough flair to add to any showcase routine, but potentially compact and maneuverable enough to fit onto a social dance floor. It is entirely leadable, with just one exception: The lady's leg wrapping action just prior to the dip. Unless she knows ahead of time that she is supposed to ronde and wrap her leg around the man, he has no way of causing her to do this (short of actually reaching down and picking up her leg). However, the ronde and leg wrap is not a necessary element -- the dip can be performed with or without it. Perhaps the most natural reaction on the lady's part would be a step forward on to her right foot (ended as a back step after completing the rotation), supporting her own weight throughout the dip. This is also the best approach for those who do not feel safe supporting the weight of their body on their partner, or for those who do not have the flexibility to lift the leg to waist level.
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