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Encyclopedia > Rathcoole

Rathcoole (Rath Cúil in Irish) is a village to the south-west of Tallaght City in the Republic of Ireland and situated in South Dublin County. It has a population of approximately 3,200 people. It lies just off the N7. One of its more famous pubs is An Poitin Stil. South Dublin (Irish: Baile Átha Cliath Theas) is an administrative county in the Republic of Ireland which forms part of the traditional county of Dublin. ...

See also: List of towns in the Republic of Ireland
External links: Village web site

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CAIN: Issues: Housing - Intimidation in Housing by John Darby (1974) - Chapter 6 (8223 words)
Rathcoole was to become the largest housing estate in Northern Ireland, and was incorporated as part of Newtownabbey when the latter received urban status in April 1968.
The situation continued to deteriorate as regards protection of Catholic families living in Rathcoole, so that in February 1972 an anti-intimidation committee comprising both religious groups was set up to combat the threats and violence and help the victims of intimidation.
The deterioration of the situation in Rathcoole in Mid 1972 was predicted by certain community leaders, and was reported to the Police and the Army.
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