32-1317: Georgescu is a Romanian surname. Notable people with the surname include: Andrei Georgescu , soccer player Călin Georgescu , a Romanian politician Dudu Georgescu , soccer player Dumitru Georgescu-Kiriac , composer and conductor Elena Georgescu , coxswain Haralamb H. Georgescu , architect George Georgescu , conductor George Georgescu (mathematician) , mathematician George Georgescu (water polo) , water polo athlete Judith Georgescu , can-can dancer Justin Georgescu , communist activist and anti-fascist militant Lena Georgescu (born 1999), Swiss chess master Mihai Georgescu , rock music singer Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen , economist and statistician Paul Georgescu , literary critic, novelist and communist activist Peter Georgescu (1939- ), former Young & Rubicam executive Pimen Georgescu , Metropolitan of Moldavia Teohari Georgescu , communist politician Vlad Georgescu , historian and journalist Georgesco [ edit ] Christopher Georgesco See also [ edit ] Gheorghe Gheorghiu [REDACTED] Surname list This page lists people with
64-765: A 0–0 draw against Dundalk at Tolka Park . The striker joined Leinster Senior League Senior Division side Belgrove in early 2009 before he rejoined Shelbourne on 9 July 2009. Georgescu's second spell at Shelbourne lasted just two weeks and included 1 league appearance as a substitute. Georgescu joined First Division outfit Athlone Town in August 2009 and he scored 2 goals in 13 league and cup appearances for them that season. Georgescu rejoined former club Bray Wanderers on 28 January 2010 but, after just 4 competitive appearances in his second spell, he parted ways with Bray in mid-season. In 2011 Franco retired from football and joined Dalkey United FC. He still coaches there now and he visits
96-477: A coastal link to Dublin city. Services northbound terminate at Dublin Connolly and southbound terminate at Rosslare Europort . Wicklow Golf Club, founded in 1904, is located between the town and Wicklow head, while Blainroe Golf Club is situated about 3.5 km south of Wicklow. Oak Hill Cricket Club is located 7.5 km south of Wicklow. The club plays its home matches at Oak Hill Cricket Club Ground , which
128-407: A grassy walking area beside the sea, and the eastern coastal strip. The Murrough is a place of growing commercial use, so much so that a road by-passing the town directly to the commercial part of the area commenced construction in 2008 and was completed in summer of 2010. The eastern coastal strip includes Wicklow bay, a crescent shaped stone beach approximately 10 km in length. Ballyguile Hill
160-497: A key for the meaning "Meadow of a man called Viking". The origin of the Irish name Cill Mhantáin bears no relation to the name Wicklow . It has an interesting folklore of its own. Saint Patrick and some followers are said to have tried to land on Travailahawk beach, which is to the south of the harbour. Hostile locals attacked them, causing one of Patrick's party to lose his front teeth. Manntach ("toothless one"), as he became known,
192-470: A number of schools around the dalkey area to teach them soccer. Wicklow Wicklow ( / ˈ w ɪ k l oʊ / WIK -loh ; Irish : Cill Mhantáin [ˌciːl̠ʲ ˈwan̪ˠt̪ˠaːnʲ] , meaning 'church of the toothless one'; Old Norse : Víkingaló ) is the county town of County Wicklow in Ireland . It is located on the east of Ireland, south of Dublin . According to the 2022 census , it had
224-467: A population of 12,957 people. The town is to the east of the M11 route between Dublin and Wexford . It also has railway links to Dublin, Wexford, Arklow , and Rosslare Europort . There is also a commercial port for timber and textile imports. The River Vartry is the main river flowing through the town. Wicklow town forms a rough semicircle around Wicklow harbour. To the immediate north lies 'The Murrough',
256-995: A return service in the evening. TFI Local Link operate the 183 service which runs between Arklow and Sallins in County Kildare. It calls at several stops within the town. There are five services per day operating between Arklow and Wicklow, before continuing on to, and returning from Sallins via several towns and tourist attractions in the Wicklow mountains. Route 133: Wicklow ↔ Dublin Busáras Route 740A: Gorey ↔ Wicklow ↔ Dublin Airport Route 131: Wicklow ↔ Bray Route 183: Arklow ↔ Wicklow ↔ Sallins Route UM11: Gorey ↔ Wicklow ↔ Maynooth Rail Iarnród Éireann operate six trains per day in each direction from Wicklow railway station . Services offer connections to most large towns in counties Wexford and Wicklow, as well as
288-580: A steady growth in population of Wicklow and its surrounding townlands while its importance as a commuter town to Dublin increases. Earlier spellings of the town's name include Wykinglo in the late 12th century, and Wykinglowe in the 14th century. The name is usually explained as coming from the Old Norse words Víkingr (" Viking ") and ló ("meadow"), that is to say "the Vikings' meadow". Norwegian toponymist Magne Oftedal criticizes this, saying that -ló
320-477: Is the ruined Franciscan friary (founded 1252, dissolved 1551). This is located at the west end of Main Street, within the gardens of the local Catholic parish grounds. Other notable buildings include Wicklow Town Hall , which dates back to around 1690, and Wicklow Gaol , which was built in 1702 and later renovated as a heritage centre and tourist attraction. The East Breakwater, arguably the most important building in
352-580: Is commemorated by a statue in the town square. At Fitzwilliam Square in the centre of Wicklow town is an obelisk commemorating the career of Captain Robert Halpin , commander of the telegraph cable ship Great Eastern , who was born in Wicklow in 1836. Bus Éireann , I.P Passenger Services Ltd (trading as Wexford Bus) and Iarnród Éireann all operate to and through the town. Bus Bus Éireann provides twenty three return services per day to Dublin Busáras on
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#1732837496898384-656: Is different from Wikidata All set index articles Andrei Georgescu Andrei Georgescu (born 12 March 1983 in Bucharest , Romania ) is a Romanian coach for the best team in Romania, Dinamo Bucharest A former Dinamo Bucharest youth player, Georgescu also played for Coresi and Olimpia Ramnicu Sarat in his home country. He signed for Bray Wanderers in July 2005 from Dublin AUL League side North Athletic. Georgescu who wears
416-442: Is favourable for protection against the prevailing westerly and southwesterly winds that are common to much of Ireland, Wicklow is particularly exposed to easterly winds. As these winds come from the northern European landmass Wicklow can, along with much of the east coast of Ireland, experience relatively sharp temperature drops in winter for short periods. Since 1995, the town has undergone significant change and expansion reflecting
448-483: Is to the southwest of the town. Much of the housing developments of the 1970s and 1980s occurred in this area, despite the considerable gradient from the town centre. From Wicklow the land rises into rolling hills to the west, going on to meet the Wicklow Mountains in the centre of the county. The dominant feature to the south is the rocky headlands of Bride's Head and Wicklow Head , the easternmost mainland point of
480-590: The Republic of Ireland . On a very clear day, it is possible to see the Snowdonia mountain range in Wales . Similar to much of the rest of northwestern Europe, Wicklow experiences a maritime climate ( Cfb ) with cool summers, mild winters, and a lack of temperature extremes. The average maximum January temperature is 9.2 °C (48.6 °F), while the average maximum July temperature is 20.4 °C (68.7 °F). On average,
512-505: The surname Georgescu . If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name (s) to the link. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Georgescu&oldid=1259577020 " Categories : Surnames Romanian-language surnames Patronymic surnames Surnames from given names Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description
544-630: The 133 bus route. The route starts at Monument and makes its way around the town stopping at various stops before continuing to Rathnew and Dublin . It no longer serves Dublin airport. A 131 bus route service has been introduced which provides sixteen return services from Wicklow to Bray per day. This route calls at several stops in the town before terminating at Bray DART station. Wexford Bus operates ten services to Dublin airport and up to twelve from Dublin airport each day. Both services are via Dublin city center. Wexford Bus's services are one hour each way to Dublin city center, some 30 mins shorter than
576-653: The Bus Eireann service. However they do not go through the town, dropping passengers at the Grand Hotel before continuing on to Arklow . Wexford Bus also operates the UM11 service which calls at Wicklow's Grand Hotel bus stop and carries on to Maynooth University, via the Intel campus in Leixlip . It operates in college term time only. There is one outbound service each morning, weekdays, and
608-627: The Wicklow road bypass in 2010, a Bronze Age cooking pit (known in Irish as a fulach fiadh ) and hut site was uncovered in the Ballynerrn Lower area of the town. A radio carbon-dating exercise on the site puts the timeline of the discovery at 900 BC. It has been argued that an identifiable Celtic culture had emerged in Ireland by 600 BC or even earlier. According to the Greek cartographer and historian, Ptolemy ,
640-508: The area around Wicklow was settled by a Celtic tribe called the Cauci /Canci. This tribe is believed to have originated in the region containing today's Belgium/German border. The area around Wicklow was referred to as Menapia in Ptolemy's map which itself dates back to 130 AD. Vikings landed in Ireland around 795 AD and began plundering monasteries and settlements for riches and to capture slaves. In
672-441: The coast immediately south of the harbour. The castle was briefly held by the local O'Byrne, the O'Toole and Kavanagh clans in the uprising of 1641 but was quickly abandoned when English troops approached the town. Sir Charles Coote , who led the troops is then recorded as engaging in "savage and indiscriminate" slaughter of the townspeople in an act of revenge. Local oral history contends that one of these acts of "wanton cruelty"
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#1732837496898704-490: The mid-9th century, Vikings established a base which took advantage of the natural harbour at Wicklow. It is from this chapter of Wicklow's history that the name 'Wicklow' originates. The Norman influence can still be seen today in some of the town's place and family names. After the Norman invasion , Wicklow was granted to Maurice FitzGerald who set about building the 'Black Castle', a land-facing fortification that lies ruined on
736-503: The simultaneous growth in the Irish economy . Residential developments have taken place to the west of the town along Marlton Road (R751). More recently, housing developments have been concentrated to the northwest of the town towards the neighbouring village of Rathnew . The completion of the Ashford /Rathnew bypass in 2004 meant that Wicklow is now linked to Dublin (42 km north) by dual carriageway and motorway. These factors have led to
768-552: The squad number 9 at Bray made his debut for the Wicklow club on 15 July 2005 impressing to help the Seagulls to a 2–1 away victory over Waterford United . Georgescu, whose nickname is "Franco", became an instant favourite with Bray's supporters. He spent 3 years with Bray Wanderers until the 2008 season when he struggled to remain a permanent fixture in Bray's first team. As a result, Georgescu
800-545: The sunniest month is May. The wettest month is October with 118.9 mm (4.6 in) of rain, and the driest month is April with 60.7 mm (2.4 in). With the exceptions of October and November, rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year with rainfall falling within a relatively narrow band of between 60 mm (2.4 in) and 86 mm (3.4 in) for any one month. A considerable spike of moisture occurs in October and November, each of which records almost double
832-440: The town, was built in the early 1880s by Wicklow Harbour Commissioners. The architect was William George Strype and the builder was John Jackson. The north Groyne was completed by about 1909; John Pansing was the designer and Louis Nott of Bristol the builder. Wicklow Gaol was a place of execution up to the end of the 19th century. Billy Byrne , a leader of the 1798 rebellion , was executed at Gallows Hill near Wicklow in 1798. He
864-405: The typical rainfall of April. Wicklow is sheltered from moisture locally by Ballyguile hill and, more distantly by the Wicklow mountains. This causes the town to receive only about 60% of the rainfall the west coast receives. In addition, because Wicklow is protected by the mountains from southwesterly and westerly winds, it enjoys higher average temperatures than much of Ireland. While its location
896-477: Was constructed in 2008. The ground has hosted first-class cricket matches for Ireland and Leinster Lightning . In local government, the Wicklow local electoral area elects six councillors to Wicklow County Council . The electoral divisions of Wicklow include Altidore, Ballycullen, Brockagh, Calary, Dunganstown East, Glendalough, Glenealy, Killiskey, Moneystown, Newcastle Upper, Oldtown, Togher, Trooperstown, Wicklow Rural and Wicklow Urban. The Wicklow News
928-516: Was loaned out to First Division title chasing side Shelbourne for the remainder of 2008. A combination of injuries and intense competition amongst Shelbourne's forward lineup saw Georgescu limited to 4 league appearances for Shels but nonetheless the Romanian striker showed glimpses of promise including scoring an equaliser for Shels in 1–1 friendly draw against English League 1 club Millwall . He made his competitive Shelbourne debut on 18 July 2008 in
960-465: Was never used outside Scandinavia nor in such a combination. He argues that the first element is Uikar- or Uik- ("bay"), and that the intermediate -n- of the old forms is a mistake by clerks. However, all early recorded forms show this -n- . For this reason, Liam Price and A. Sommerfelt derive it from Víkinga-ló ("the Vikings' meadow"). Nevertheless, the Irish patronymics Ó hUiginn and Mac Uiginn (anglicised O'Higgins and Maguigan) could bring
992-492: Was the entrapment and deliberate burning to death of an unknown number of people in a building in the town. Though no written account of this particular detail of Coote's attack on Wicklow is available, a small laneway, locally referred to as "Melancholy Lane", is said to have been where this event took place. Though the surrounding county of Wicklow is rich in Bronze Age monuments, the oldest surviving settlement in Wicklow proper
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1024-421: Was undeterred; he returned to the town and eventually founded a church, hence Cill Mhantáin ("church of the toothless one"). Although its anglicised spelling Kilmantan was used for a time and featured in some placenames in the town like Kilmantan Hill, it has gradually fallen out of use. The Anglo-Normans who conquered this part of Ireland preferred the non-Irish placename. During excavations to build
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