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Carrickminder Supreme Court Victory (photos 2

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Wednesday February 26, 2003 14:44author by redJaDe Report this post to the editors

The effort to save Carrickmines Castle is not over. The Court's ruling is just one important step, but we're getting there! The battle for Carrickmines Castle is not over :-)
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Press Statement on the Supreme Court Victory
http://indymedia.ie/cgi-bin/newswire.cgi?id=30476

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author by silopublication date Wed Feb 26, 2003 17:14author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Can I just clear up a point here?

I worked on the original excavation (Dir: Mark Clinton) in Carrickmines for a year. There were two stray dogs, one with a limp, one without. The one with the limp was named 'Stumpy'. The one without the limp, referred to above as 'Polly', was called 'Non-stumpy'.

Yes, they're stupid names. But I thought, in the interests of public knowledge, that this should be added to the newswire post.

author by redJaDepublication date Wed Feb 26, 2003 17:40author address author phone Report this post to the editors

but I wish I did.

Anyone know what happened to Stumpy?

author by Rebeccapublication date Wed Feb 26, 2003 18:25author email rebecca.wildsmith at indigo dot ieauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

I also worked at Carrickmines & I'm pretty sure that both dogs belonged to Patsy the owner of the farmhouse on the land. They were mother and daughter and were often at loggerheads with each other (i.e. fighting!) One day Stumpy disappeared and we think, having heard through the grapevine, that some family who found her, adopted her due to the fighting?

 
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