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Callystown National School

Callystown National School has been in "official" existence since 1832. It has an interesting history [8]. It now has over 300 pupils and has recently been extended.

Description

Population (2002) Clogherhead (Irish: Ceann Chlochair) is a fishing village in County Louth, on the east coast of Ireland 12 km. from Drogheda. There has been an RNLI lifeboat stationed in the village for over 100 years. The current boat is a Mersey class lifeboat, the RNLB Doris Bleasedale, and is unique in Ireland being beach-launched. Clogherhead has one of the finest piers in Ireland. The new pier is open after over €2 million investment.

Economy

* Clogherhead is a popular tourist destination. The village is also notable for its sandy Blue Flag beach[2] which extends from near the lifeboat station and on to the Boyne estuary. * Port Oriel is a fishing port. * Port Oriel is also being used as a base for the construction of the offshore Oriel Wind Farm[3].

Film location

Clogherhead has been used as a film location[4] for: * Perrier's Bounty (in production 2008), starring Cillian Murphy, Jim Broadbent and Brendan Gleeson [5] * The Devil's Own (Columbia Pictures, 1997) starring Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt[6] * Captain Lightfoot (Universal Studios, 1955) starring Rock Hudson and Barbara Rush [7]

Music

* Songs featuring this town include "Is Clogherhead Like it Used to Be".(see www.callystownnationalschool.ie and source podcast 9)

Name

In the nineteenth century the village was known simply as Clogher or Kilclogher[1] while the headland was called Clogher Head. Today the village is called Clogherhead while the headland remains Clogher Head. The picturesque harbour is called Port Oriel (Irish: Poirt Oirialla) .

People

* Albert Cashier (otherwise Jennie Irene Hodgers) - born in Clogherhead he/she was a soldier in the Union Army during the American Civil War. * At some point before his final incarceration, Saint Oliver Plunket took refuge in a church that once stood in the townland of Killartry in the parish of Clogherhead.

References

Coordinates: 53°48′N 6°14′W / 53.8°N 6.233°W / 53.8; -6.233

See also

* List of towns and villages in Ireland * List of RNLI stations * Wind power in the European Union

Sport

* Fishing * GAA - Dreadnots Gaelic Football Club Dreadnots GFC are currently Louth Intermediate Champions having beaten Na Piarsaigh by a single point in the final held in Ardee on October 5th. * Golf - links courses nearby: * Seapoint Golf Club located at Termonfeckin * County Louth Golf Club (which hosted the Irish Open in 2004 and again in May 2009) located at Baltray. * Pitch and putt Port sign & plaque Pier, Port Oriel Vessel used in the construction of the offshore Oriel Wind Farm Fishermen's Co-op Auction Hall Coast Guard Queen of the sea memorial to those lost at sea Lifeboat - bow Lifeboat - stern Twin Caterpillar engines Clogher Head shown on lifeboat positioning system Lifeboat Station Celebrating 100 years of the Lifeboat Station