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Ballymun, and passes through eastern Santry, and Coolock, then between Harmonstown and Edenmore, to reach central Raheny and then flow on to the sea; it is in the open for most of its course. The Naniken, now culverted for more than half its length, flows from central Santry through Artane, then passes under the railway line in a syphon. Its line is marked by a disused lane from Ennafort to Howth Road, it passes under Ballyhoy Bridge (now hidden under the tarmac of the main road) and comes out of the culvert at the edge of St Anne's Park, and forms a feature through the park. From partway through the park, its course marks the boundary between Raheny and Clontarf. Both the Fox and Blackbanks Streams flow from the limestone area above Station Road (which used to hold caves and quarries), one either side of the steep Belmont or Mount Olive hill on Station Road; both flow underground. The Fox Stream runs through Walmer lands, under Tuscany Downs, but is today smaller than historically, as some of its flow is diverted by pipe before the railway, into the already larger Blackbanks Stream. According to a chronicle of the ceremony of "Riding the Franchises", the Fox Stream used to mark the northern boundary of Dublin City.

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entity, "Raheny Town". Foxlands now contains Avondale, Maywood and Bettyglen, while Mountolive (and parts of Swan's Nest) now include several roads and estates, notably "Tuscany Downs" whose naming caused ministerial comment and public discussion about inappropriate naming conventions. The modern civic district is sometimes seen as extending beyond these areas, and at one time Raheny was used as the address for much of what is now Donaghmede, for example. The civil parish is still maintained in law, and its boundaries were last reviewed in 1985, with their extension to a greater part of

1050: 340: 939: 765: 61: 498:, gave its name to St. Anne's Park. The site of this well is still visible under a stone cupola by the boating lake in the park, but it has been dry for several decades, despite efforts by municipal authorities to restart it. The second well, dedicated to the patron saint of the area, St. Assam, lay in the field which now holds the Church of Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace. When last recorded, it was marked by a depression in the ground but was later, in the 20th century, covered over, and its waters diverted into the 680: 696:(FoRR), was active from 1981 to 2011. The Federation organised a range of activities, some in conjunction with the Raheny Business Association and some with the local authority and other official bodies, including strategic plans for the village, Neighbourhood Watch arrangements, community awareness weeks, the charitable Mayor of Raheny campaigns, events for older people, the setting up of the Millennium Clock in the middle of the village, and the moving of the Marie Elizabeth Hayes Cross. 429: 1139:

building firm of Curtis & Farrelly in the early to mid-1960s. Grange Park, Millwood and Grange-Woodbine, and "Old" Bettyglen followed, and later Ashcroft on the former St Vincent's grounds, "New Bettyglen" in the 1980s, Belmont and Tuscany Downs. There are a number of housing units for older people, notably in St. Anne's and at Avondale, and three retirement/nursing homes, one formerly dedicated for retired members of the

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Dick's estate. The cottages are informally known as the "Doh-Ray-Mee" cottages due to their resemblance to piano keys. The cottage nearest to the Manhattan pub was once the village post office. The cottages were willed to a trust to support what is now Springdale School, and aside from one sold, with court permission, to fund capital developments, the rent from the cottages contributes to the running of the school.

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Vincent de Paul and the Mothers' Union. A special form of community organisation was the Maywood Avondale Bettyglen TV Association (MABTVA), which provided a local TV cable service for parts of Raheny (most of Dublin being served by one of two large TV cable companies), using its own receiving station, situated at the back of the old Bettyglen Estate.

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Springdale National School, on Springdale Road, overseen by a Board of Governors, with an endowment which includes rent from seven of the area's historic cottages at the Crescent. There is a special national school operated by St. Michael's House on Raheny Road, and another general primary school in the Grange Park locality.

1069:, have been in existence since 1966, meeting on a Wednesday evening. The Cygnets (age 5–7) meet in the CARA Hall and the Brigins (age 6–10), Guides (age 10–16) and Rangers (age 14–19) meet in Scoil Aine (Raheny N.S.) Hall. There are also Girls' and Boys' Brigade companies meeting at the Church of Ireland halls. 707:, a local voluntary production founded in 1975, is a four-page local newsletter, known as the "green paper" due to its distinctive publication material. It is produced weekly throughout most of the year by a group of local people, with some support from the Roman Catholic parish. It was a partial successor to 1146:

Starting in the mid-2000s, Raheny, most of which was laid out with semi-detached and terraced houses with good gardens front and rear, has seen some infill development, especially on corner sites, and the arrival of a small but growing number of apartment developments (the area previously had almost

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centres, at the St. Anne's shopping plaza. Local amenities include several shops and small shopping areas. There are several financial institutions, a fitness club and several doctors, dentists and specific and alternative health providers. The area's swimming pool, separate from but adjacent to St.

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In the 18th century, Raheny had a water mill near the mouth of the Santry River, in ruins by 1757; this gave the name to the lane from the village down to the coastal road, now Watermill Road. There were also two windmills, a rare item on the map of the Dublin area. One of the latter, mapped as "Old

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During the 19th century, significant changes to the village, especially the centre, occurred, as a result of work on the Howth Road by the Telford Engineering Company; prior to this, the road entered the village at the bottom of the central hill, turning sharply coastwards at the top of Main Street.

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Much of the district is situated on gently rising ground, with a bluff overlooking Bull Island at Maywood and Bettyglen, and further rises from the village centre to the station and then to Belmont or Mount Olive, a hill which once featured a windmill. Opposite and beyond Belmont was once an area of

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The district is also served by the pyramid-style church of Kilbarrack-Foxfield Parish, by St. Benedict's, of Grange Park Parish, and by St. Brigid's, of Killester Parish, and by the chapel at the Capuchin Friary. A number of other Roman Catholic religious orders also have local presences. Prior to

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Eight cottages in a crescent formation on Station Road near the junction with the Howth Road are among the oldest buildings in the village, having been built around 1790 by local resident Samuel Dick, then Governor of the Bank of Ireland. The cottages served as residences for men who worked on Mr.

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There is a primary school complex just behind the village centre, with a mixed junior school, Scoil Ide, and distinct boys' and girls' senior schools, Scoil Assaim and Scoil Aine respectively, as well as a shared assembly hall, used for many community events. There is also a mixed primary school,

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rating in the 2008 Tidy Towns competition, and the detailed report noted potential, with some further organisation, to win the competition outright. The following year, 2009, Raheny won the Best Urban Village award and was one of four areas of Dublin City to receive a commendation in the overall

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church, Windsor Motors, the Scout Den and the two St. Assam's Churches. Some excavations were carried out in the 1970s, giving an idea of its size (probably c. 110m across) and structure. The old church and graveyard complex behind the village plaza may reflect a remnant of the rath, as does some

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store. Across Howth Road from the shopping centre proper, are several other retail units and service outlets. Dublin bus routes 31 and 32 serve the shopping centre's 'Raheny Village' stop. Parts of the areas are also served by the Tesco-anchored Kilbarrack Shopping Centre and another in coastal

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Many other voluntary groups operate in the area, some secular, such as the Raheny Heritage Society, Raheny Toastmasters, Raheny St. John Ambulance Division Raheny Order of Malta unit and Raheny Community First Responders and some church-related, such as the local conference of the Society of St.

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A range of residents' associations have been established over time but many have faded as housing areas have matured. One of those still functioning, the St Anne's Residents' Association (SARA), with some allied bodies, operates a community hall, CARA Hall, on All Saints' Drive, while the Grange

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The first major housing development in Raheny was St Anne's, built for Dublin Corporation on parts of the former Guinness estate not retained as a public park, which was followed by Cill Éanna and Ennafort, then Avondale, Rathmore Park, St Assam's and Foxfield, and Maywood were developed by the

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The civil parish of Raheny comprises at least the townlands of Ballyhoy, Bettyville, Charleville, Edenmore, Foxlands, Glebe, Maryville, Mountolive (or Mount of Olives), North Bull Island, Raheny North, Raheny South and (the) Snug. Some historic records also note the village centre as a distinct

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Raheny's library was opened in 1972 and is Dublin's second busiest municipal branch library. Located near the village centre it has a reading garden and recycling centre. Adjacent to the library is the site of the first Catholic School in the village, built by William Sweetman circa 1820, now a

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Tidy Towns competition. In 2014 Raheny again won the Best Urban Village award in the Tidy Towns competition. Raheny won the bronze medal in its category in the National Tidy Towns Competition every year from 2015 to 2019; the Tidy Towns contest was not held in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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after a Raheny townland through which it passes), the Fox Stream and the Blackbanks Stream, all monitored by Dublin City Council. The Santry and the Naniken are shown on many old maps, and one or other of the other two sometimes also appear. The Santry comes from Harristown and Dubber, north of

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operates from a converted old schoolhouse behind the Scout Den on the slopes of the old fortification which gives its name to Raheny. The Shamrocks manage the annual AXA Raheny Five Mile Road Race, and 30 other events. The club became the largest athletics club in Dublin and have provided four

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In addition to a number of bed-and-breakfasts and guest houses, there are several pubs in the area. These include the Cedar Lounge, the Manhattan, the (Raheny) Inn and the Watermill, and eating places include the Watermill and three restaurants, one of the three old schoolhouses in the village

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The Raheny Way is a project developed by the Raheny Tidy Village group aimed at developing walking routes within the Raheny area. Routes identified take the walker past many historical and environmental attractions in the area. The Tidy Village group also runs community events such a Tallest

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and by the coastal point known as the "Whip of the Water" - where the Howth Road on its then route, and Fox Stream, met the sea. There was a beach road here, later washed away, then succeeded by the tram line to Howth. The current coastal road, the James Larkin Road, is a later construction.

880:, dating back to 1712, and previously to 1609 and before. All Saints' has a Rectory in the grounds, as well as a community hall and a preserved gate lodge for the verger. In April 2010, it was announced that the church required extensive roof repairs and funds were raised to complete this. 387:. Raheny is bisected by the Howth Road (R105) and the R809 (from Bull Island via in turn Watermill Road, Main Street, Station Road) and is also accessed from the Malahide Road (R107), the coastal James Larkin Road (R807) and the R104 (including the Oscar Traynor Road and Kilbarrack Road). 660:, as well as Edenmore Park (10.25 hectares, with a pitch and putt course, playground and exercise area, and playing fields), Springdale Road Park (along the Santry River) and many small green areas, such as at Rathmore Park, Maywood Lawn and within the Foxfield housing area. 568:

Windmill", was situated on the Howth Road, on the slope above the Naniken River, and the other, "The Mill of Raheny", on Belmont hill, where the Capuchin friary now stands. There was also a stone wharf where the lane from the village came down to join the coastal road.

2733: 1167:, the new area, with its own schools, small shopping centre (including one of Dublin's highest-turnover pubs), church (Roman Catholic: St. Monica's), health centre and some sports teams, has a distinct identity. There is also a nursing home, St Gabriel's. 839:(Anglican) churches, one closed Catholic church, and one ruin. The Catholic church overlooks the centre of the village (with feature belfry and baptistry), while the Church of Ireland building is sited on the approach to the village centre from the city. 806:

Kilbarrack and Edenmore Shopping Centre, and the nearest large supermarkets are in Donaghmede and at Clare Hall. There are two service stations, one at each end of the area, and there are several motor dealers and vehicle repair locations.

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The "Celtic-style" cross on display in the village (now on the main plaza but previously placed in other locations, including at the junctions of Main Street and Watermill Lane, and of Watermill Land and Howth Road) is a memorial to

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suburb with a village core. It is home to a range of retail and banking outlets, multiple sports groups including two golf courses, several schools and churches, Dublin's second-busiest library and a Garda station.

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St Anne's Park Tennis Club plays at the public tennis courts at St Anne's Park. There are also two badminton clubs, Raheny Badminton Club and Raheny Smashers, both playing at the badminton facility in Baldoyle.

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competition, and has helped the area win a number of civic awards. In 2006, the Raheny Business Association began to sponsor a part-time paid coordinator to help the group in its work. Raheny received a

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Previously the area had a youth club for the eastern end of the village, M.A.F.R.A., and later St Joseph's Youth Club, based at the new St Assam's Church, and supported by the Roman Catholic parish.

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centre, at the top of Main Street, one on Watermill Road, in the former Raheny Hardware building, and one in St Assam's, as well as a coffee shop with dinner service, under the main shopping centre.

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Raheny Library was officially opened ... on 8 November 1972. The building cost £65,000. By 1986 Raheny was the busiest library in Ireland with 22,500 borrowers and annual loans of 350,000 books.

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There are walking and cycling lanes on the seafront (one can walk, or cycle on designated cycleways, from Howth to Dún Laoghaire), and also on North Bull Island and in St. Anne's Park. The

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sunken land with limestone quarries but this was landfilled, much of it with urban refuse, and then partly levelled and converted into a city park, Edenmore Park, in the late 1960s.

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Although there is a range of similar names (such as Rahanna), the name Raheny is nearly unique in Ireland, occurring in just one other locality, a portion of the rural town of

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has its own school facilities, with a junior girls' school (St Monica's), and separate senior primary schools for boys (St Malachy's) and girls (St Eithne's).

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North Central Area Committee (15 June 2020). Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting of 18 May 2020 (Report). Dublin City Council. pp. 1–2.

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and their families, one run by the Little Sisters of the Poor at Sybil Hill, and one HSE facility. The Sorohan Brothers built a range of houses from 1966.

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Grange Woodbine F.C. was founded in 1973 and its teams play their home matches at Edenmore Park and Woodbine Road Belgrove F.C. play their home matches at

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Raheny runs from the coast inland, with its centre about eight kilometres (5.0 mi) from Dublin city centre and seven kilometres (4.3 mi) from

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Paul's College, closed to the public in 2006 after about 30 years of private operation, and was later replaced by an apartment block development.

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Dublin, Cahill, 1922: Authentic Derivations of Place-Names in County Dublin Traced and Explained With the Aid of Real Evidence, MacNamara, M. A.

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Dublin, Cahill, 1922: Authentic Derivations of Place-Names in County Dublin Traced and Explained With the Aid of Real Evidence; MacNamara, M. A

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Raheny, Dublin, 1990: Through countless ages: The story of the church and parish of All Saints, and the district of Raheny; Arthur Garrett

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of the Guinness family. Before this church was built, Raheny Parish was served by the older church in the centre of Raheny, an earlier

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The main local shopping facility is located in the centre of the village, on Howth Road beside the Santry River. The anchor unit is a

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the couple married when Hewson was just 22, in the .. Church of Ireland in Raheny on August 21, 1982, with Adam Clayton as best man

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the restoration of local worship, Rahenyites had for centuries to attend Mass in Coolock or, later, Clontarf, or in local houses.

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O'Shea, P.P., Martin (Mgr.) (28 November 2008). Notice: Sale of Old Parish Church (Report). Roman Catholic Parish of Raheny.

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dark-eyed Alison Stewart, a quiet girl from Raheny, daughter to housewife Joy and dad Terry, who was in the electrical trade

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There was, at least by the 18th century, a hamlet, a "second Raheny", Lower Raheny or Raheny-on-the-Strand, in the area of

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The International in the Domestic: A Critical Study of the Howth Road Houses and their place in Modern Movement Discourse

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was formed from the union of two local clubs, Raheny Boys F.C. and Dunseedy United F.C. The senior men's team plays in

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A number of local businesses, and some civic entities, are members of the Raheny Business Association (RBA), a form of

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home matches at St Pauls College, Sybil Hill Road, Raheny, Dublin 5. The club colours are royal blue and white.

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Several explanations exist for the origin of the name Raheny: one (from Ráth Éanna) is that it means the

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station, located opposite the national school complex on All Saints' Drive, and one of Dublin's three

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The central Roman Catholic church building is the Church of Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace, of the

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The coastal hamlet grew rapidly in the 20th century and is now a mid-density, chiefly residential,

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but partly, and with its service entrance, in Raheny. There is also a public par-3 golf course in

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St. Anne's Golf Club, founded by a small group of locals in 1921, is based at the Raheny end of

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All-Ireland-winning Gaelic Footballer & former captain of Dublin Gaelic football team

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Commissioners Appointed to Inquire Into the Municipal Corporations of Ireland (1835).

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of Éanna, an early local chief, another (Ráth Eanaigh) is that the name derives from

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Woodbine Association has hall facilities on Station Road. One umbrella body, the

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All of one and part of another of Raheny's townlands were largely developed by

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Raheny, Dublin: Census Returns of Raheny and Environs, Raheny Heritage Society

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Raheny, Dublin, 1992 and 2000: Raheny Heritage Trail, Raheny Heritage Society

4516:. London and New York: George Routledge & Sons and E.P. Dutton & Co. 2974:. Parishes of Raheny and Coolock (Grouped), Church of Ireland. Archived from 2944:. Parishes of Raheny and Coolock (Grouped), Church of Ireland. Archived from 2635: 2283: 1411: 1353: 1230: 1224: 1206: 629: 609: 153: 107: 94: 6048: 5863: 5808: 5698: 5658: 5526: 5516: 5491: 5446: 5416: 5411: 5386: 5349: 5319: 5154: 5105: 2486:(1st ed.). Dublin, Ireland: Raheny Business Association. pp. 6–7. 1497: 1476: 1461: 1399: 1347: 1316: 1212: 1062: 892: 794: 789:

branch (the local credit union merged with those of Artane and Coolock), a

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Raheny is part of the service area of the community radio station NEAR FM.

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Dublin: The Acorn (journal), Roman Catholic Parish of Killester and Raheny

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The village plaza near Raheny's centre, by Dublin City Council and the RBA

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Works to straighten the road resulted in a reduction of the old ringfort.

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is not very remote but no connection between the two locales is known.

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Flood, Donal T. (1 September 1978). "Dublin Bay in the 18th Century".

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David Healy grew up with two sisters in Raheny, a suburb of Dublin...

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family of brewing and later banking fame), which is also shared with

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Hilary Fannin grew up on the same Raheny street as Sara Berkeley...

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O'Brien, Tony (12 January 1994). "Estate names given thumbs down".

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main line, and parts of Raheny are served by other DART stations,

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Olympians. There is also a regular "parkrun" in St Anne's Park.

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Raheny's voluntary Tidy Village Group drives activities for the

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Raheny was also the site of two holy wells. The first of these,

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was based north of the village centre, but has since moved to

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Raheny has four church buildings in the village core, active

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www.raheny.com (as at 10 March and 17 April 2006, and since)

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Sharkey, Joan U. (2004). "St. Anne's: The Guinness Estate".

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The Raheny Way (Village and Coastal Walking Guide with Map)

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Main Street, Raheny, with old schoolhouse turned restaurant

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Raheny Branch, Dublin Public Libraries: Local History File

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The family grew up in the north Dublin suburb of Raheny...

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21 Years of Growing: Raheny Business Association 1988-2009

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Ten Dozen Waters: The Rivers and Streams of County Dublin

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Her home for a long time has been The Cottage, Raheny...

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over 18 000 (census areas are not a match for districts)

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worshippers have churches in Clontarf and Sutton, and

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Raheny Guidelines: A handbook for Bru Sheosaimh Naofa

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operated for a time in the 1970s, while another, the

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Raheny GAA's clubhouse, with cafe and practice yard

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All Saints' Church Raheny - Roof Appeal (2010-2011)

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All Saints' Church Raheny - Roof Appeal (2010–2011)

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First Report of the Commissioners (Section: Dublin)

517: 4988:"Ali Hewson: It's a wonderful life being Mrs Bono" 4958:"A broadcasting legend who lived life to the full" 4283:"Ali Hewson: It's a wonderful life being Mrs Bono" 3754: 3143:St Michael's House Special National School, Raheny 2960: 2490: 2169:. London: HM Stationery Office. pp. 271–272. 1568: 785:Board), as well as a small local health centre, a 4484: 3815: 3692: 3235:"Whole School Evaluation - St Malachy's Boys' NS" 3117: 2850:"Google Maps (Zoomed to Raheny, "motor service")" 2277: 2275: 2220:"Raheny, the Dublin suburb with animal magnetism" 2213: 2211: 2209: 2207: 2205: 2203: 1918:Dawson, T (September 1976). 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