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DROMORE VIADUCT LEAP.... The majority of Dromore residents have a memorable story about the viaduct and the park it's contained in.

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A trip on my BMW K1200R Sport between Dromore, County Down and Lurgan County Armagh. Filmed with Kodak ZX1 Pocket Camcorder.

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A short video of Dromore, County Down, Northern Ireland. Dromore is a small market town twenty miles south of Belfast on the main road to Dublin. It's name derives from the Gaelic Drum Mor, which means 'Great Ridge.' This great ridge is the Norman Castle (Motte and Bailey), known locally as The Mound. The video is taken from the top of the mound, overlooking the town, and begins by looking at the mound from the bottom. Dromore also contains the Cathedral Church of Christ the Redeemer, one of the Church of Ireland (Anglican) Cathedrals for the diocese of Down and Dromore - the other being in Downpatrick. The River Lagan flows through the town on its way from Slieve Croob in the Dromara Hills to Belfast and out to the sea. Dromore was the scene of the first Williamite battle in Ireland, as the Williamite Council of the North stood against the advancing Jacobite troops, just over one year before the Battle of the Boyne. The Jacobites were victorious, but William was able to pass through Dromore on his way to the Boyne in 1690. I hope you enjoy this view of the town and the surrounding countryside.

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Watch all the scores from the AIB Ulster Club Senior Football Championship Quarter Final between Dromore (Tyrone) and Ballinderry (Derry) 30/10/2011 @ Healy Park, Omagh © Ulster GAA

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Dromore High School pupils enjoy the School Leavers' Formal at Edenmore Golf Club.

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What was my daily drive to university at 400% speed. moving to the city next year so won't have to do this as often. Music: Brad Sucks - Out of it Brad Sucks - Bad Sign

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Dromore County Down taken on-board BMW K1200R Sport with my Kodak ZX1 pocket camcorder

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Dromore All-Ireland Scór Ceol Uirlise Champions 2011 9th April 2011 INEC Killarney, Co. Kerry Edel Mc Quaid, Catroina Garry, Stephen Corrigan, Fergal McAloon, Tomás Quinn

Dromore Scor Scór ceoluirlise Tomas Quinn Edel Mcquaid Stephen Corrigan Fergal mcaloon Catroina Gary

My arrangement of this beautiful celtic song. Play with a J 45 Gibson For high quality try this link: www.youtube.com

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An Irish lullaby I started singing a long time ago and I never tire of it... beautiful melody and beautiful words. I love lullabies but I think this and 'The Gartan Mother's Lullaby' are my favourites. The Castle of Dromore The October winds lament Around the Castle of Dromore, But peace is in her lofty halls, My loving treasure store. Though autumn leaves may droop and die A bud of spring are you. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Bring no ill winds to hinder us, My helpless babe and me, Dread spirits of the Blackwater Clan Eoghan's wild banshee. For Holy Mary pitying us In heav'n for grace doth sue. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Take time to thrive, my rose of hope, In the garden of Dromore. Take heed, young eaglet, till your wings Haave feathers fit to soar. A little rest and then the world Is full of work to do Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo.

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The Castle of Dromore - a recent addition to my repertoire.

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Learnt this one off Deirde Connolly. Don't know who it's by but its definitely one of those easy listenin songs:)

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Tony Lynch (far right in pic) sings lead with his great Irish band, Flying Column. (Thanks, Cindy, for the photo!)

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Sons of Ulster Dromore at Skeogh fb parade and competition Friday 4th May 2012 in Dromore Co Down.

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This tornado was spotted driving from Omagh to Dromore on Sunday 1st July 2007. Unfortunately by the time I got close to it at Drumlish the worst was over.

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El McMeen teaches "Castle of Dromore in CGDGAD tuning. From the DVD "Irish Guitar Encores." More info at www.guitarvideos.com

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Castle of Dromore

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Once again, I present you with my shoddy singing. XD Really, the only reason I think it's shoddy is because I slouch really far when I'm at home, and because I have some allergies that are acting up because of the humidity here. Background: creepy-stock.deviantart.com Lyrics: 1. The October winds lament Around the castle of Dromore Yet peace is in her lofty halls A pháiste gheal a stóir. * Though autumn vines may droop and die A bud of spring are you. Chorus Sing hushabye low, lah, loo, lo lan Sing hushabye low, lah loo 2. Bring no ill wind to hinder us My helpless babe and me Dread spirit of the Blackwater Clan Eoan's wild banshee And holy Mary pitying us in heaven For grace doth sue Chorus 3. Take time to thrive my ray of hope In the garden of Dromore Take heed young eaglet till your wings Are feathered fit to soar A little rest and then our land Is full of things to do Chorus

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"Jameson Sisters" is a new duo from Philadelphia, PA with Terry Kane and Ellen Tepper. Clip features a verse of this song from a dress rehearsal.

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www.thran.info Driving into Dromore, Down taken using an iPhone 3GS

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Castle of Dromore, El Mcmeen arrangement. CGDGAD Trimmed from the medley from Celtic Fingerstyle Vol. 2 - Blarney Pilgrim

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A video snapshot of theannual St Patrick's Day Celebrations hosted by Right Revd Harold Miller, Bishop of Down and Dromore, a diocese of the Church of Ireland. The celebrations are held in Downpatrick and centre around the historic Saul Church and Down Cathedral.

St Patrick's Day Celebrations Diocese of Down and Dromore Down Cathedral Bishop Harold Miller Saul Church Dean Henry Hull prayer walk prayer pilgrimage Northern Ireland Patron Saint of Ireland 17th March St Patrick's Day Downpatrick County Down Church of Ireland

Video footage of FTW Dromore Tam o'Shanter of Druimmuir (Finn) hunting local ground in 2003. Kindly provided by Mel Vage.

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Ceol Uirlise / Instrumental Music Winners - Dromore, Co Tyrone Clip taken from the 2011 Ulster Scór Sinsir Final, held in Abbey CBS, Newry. (12/03/2011)

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Inflame Christian praise rock group from Co.Armagh: I Took this clip of this band as they had been playing same night as the Mini twelfth parade that was in Dromore co.down: Please take note Inflame has No connection with melodybands.com Also melodybands has no ties to any specific band or grouping... www.inflamepraise.com

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Tony from the Flying Column (youtube user: lsmaithsin) performing The Castle of Dromore... as requested.

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Kevin Prendergast - Village Of Dromore

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A fundraiser duck race held in Dromore West, in aid of Dromore Villa FC

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We decided to kayak the lenght of Dromore Lake (next to Dromore Woods) and also head north (well, south a bit first) to the bridge over the road by the enterance of the nature reserve. It was really windy and the current at the narrow channels was very tough. There was one section that we had to climb out of the yaks to drag them over rocks but we got there. It was a great day. It seems that while the rest of the country was soaked with rain we enjoyed sun and even some blue skies at times. I'd do this trip again at a drop of a hat. We covered about 10km. Next time we're up there I'd like to head south and see if we can reach Ennis :)

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Walla Walla High School's Cantabile Choir accompanied by Emily Schueller, violin

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The Mini-Twelfth Parade in Dromore, before the opening of the Orange Arch in the town centre. A variety of bands took part, including pipe, flute, accordian and silver. Lambegs Drums were also in attendance on this good clear night.

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Il ne s'agit pas d'une visite du château de Dromore mais d'un petit voyage dans le passé.... De vieilles pierres oubliées dans une forêt réputée hantée nous ont fait entendre leur voix pour essayer de " faire parler d'elles" en nous remémorant les paroles d'une chanson très ancienne elle aussi , the "Castle of Dromore" A partir de ces ruines du XIIème siècle (sur la vidéo), à deux pas de chez nous (en Forêt Noire), nous n'avions qu'un pas de plus à faire pour nous laisser entraîner sur les ailes du temps, à l'aide d'une oeuvre musicale publiée en 1892 par Harold Boulton "The castle of Dromore", bel hommage rendu par ce dernier à ce château d'Irlande, dont le nom à lui tout seul semble propice à l'inspiration et à la rêverie... The visit is not that of "the castle of Dromore"... We used only the title of the musical work. In the middle of these old stones, it was almost possible to hear the lyrics of the song "The castle of Dromore". But this is quite normally, because everyone says that the forest around the ruins is haunted We visited the ruins of the 12th century (on the video) located in the "Black Forest", near the place where we live, and it was easy for us to cross the small bridge across the time that leads us to "the Castle of Dromore" a Castle of Ireland, but also a beautiful musical work "The castle of Dromore" published by Harold Boulton in 1892. Lyrics The Castle of Dromore The October winds lament Around the Castle of Dromore, Yet peace is in its lofty halls <b>...</b>

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Look Out Tower, Dromore West, Co Sligo located at the top of Ballykillcash Hill

Look Out Tower Dromore West Co Sligo

http:www.intouchrugby.com, Dromore high school playing in the High School final. Clips of scores, interviews with coach and captain + lifting the cup and the brilliant supporters.

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Folkstones singing Castle of Dromore in Irish.

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For my niece, Katie Bown A beautiful tune composed by Bernard Van den Driessche from near Paris,France. This tune is also called "October Winds". Too heavy with the reverb! I'm still learning how to record. Check out Bernard's music - I've discovered many treasures on his site and some wonderful original compositions. His music is influenced by John Fahey and evokes many memories for me; his guitar music has a lot of heart. The lullaby 'Cáislean Droma Mhor' is one of the oldest extant Irish songs. This tune is sometimes called 'October Winds'. There are at least four castles named Castle of Dromore or Dromore Castle in the counties Down, Kerry, Limerick and Tyrone. A nice sung version: www.youtube.com Played on harp: www.youtube.com And beautifully sung by Maureen Hegarty: www.youtube.com These words were added in 1892 by by Sir Harold Boulton: "The October winds lament Around the Castle of Dromore, But peace is in her lofty halls, My loving treasure store. Though autumn leaves may droop and die A bud of spring are you. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Bring no ill winds to hinder us, My helpless babe and me, Dread spirits of the Blackwater Clan Eoghan's wild banshee. For Holy Mary pitying us In heav'n for grace doth sue. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Take time to thrive, my rose of hope, In the garden of Dromore. Take heed, young eaglet, till your wings Haave feathers fit to soar. A little rest and then <b>...</b>

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The Royal Black Preceptory 'Last' or 'Black Saturday' parades, traditionally the last event of the Northern Ireland marching season. The County Down parades in 2008 were in Dromore. The video shows preceptories from the Castlewellan and Newry chapters, as they enter the 'field' on the Lurgan Road. August 30th, 2008.

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Waringsford Pipe Band and Gransha Pipe Band on parade after the opening of the orange arch at the Mini Twelfth (12th) in Dromore at the end of June 2006.

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The boys and girls (and the staff) of Dromore High School got glammed up for the annual School Formal at Edenmore Golf Club - didn't they look well? No pics of staff included to protect the innocent!

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Part II of the four part series

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this is my arrangement of an irish lullaby called the castle of dromore The October winds lament Around the Castle of Dromore, Yet peace is in its lofty halls, My loving treasure store. Though autumn leaves may droop and die A bud of spring are you. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Bring no ill winds to hinder us, My helpless babe and me, Dread spirit of Blackwater banks, Clan Owen's wild banshee. And Holy Mary pitying us In heav'n for grace doth sue. Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo. Take time to thrive, my rose of hope, In the garden of Dromore. Take heed, young eagle, till your wings Are feathered fit to soar. A little rest and then the world Is full of work to do Sing hush-a-bye loo, la loo, lo lan, Sing hush-a-bye loo, la lo.

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