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Sydney Parade Avenue (Irish:
Ascaill Pharáid Sydney) Sandymount,
Dublin 4,
Ireland runs from the land
formerly known as
Ailesbury Park
opposite the Merrion...
- Park
Avenue (Irish:
Ascaill na Páirce) in the
suburb of Sandymount,
Dublin 4,
Ireland is the name of a road
joining Sydney Parade Avenue to
Gilford Road...
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Askill (Irish: An
Ascaill,
meaning 'the angle, recess') is a
small Gaeltacht village in Achill,
County Mayo, Ireland. It is
surrounded by
Dooniver and...
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Clann t-
Ascaill, and
Clann t-Asgaill. In
Scottish Gaelic, the
surname is
rendered MacAsgaill. In Irish, the
surname is
rendered Mac
Ascaill.
Early forms...
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Sandymount Avenue Ascaill Dhumhach Thrá,
Ascaill Dumhaighe 4
Simmonscourt Rd
Merrion Rd,
Gilford Rd Seán McDermott...
- was
still in his home
Province of Connacht.
Dublin was
under the rule of
Ascaill mac
Ragnaill who had
submitted to Ruadhrí. Ruadhrí's
position in Ireland...
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Newbridge Avenue (Irish:
Ascaill an
Droichid Nua) is a road in the
Sandymount district of
Dublin which links Herbert Road and
Tritonville Road. In the...
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Druminiskill (Irish
derived place name,
Droim Fhionn Ascaill meaning ‘The Hill-Ridge of the
White Hollow’.) is a
townland in the
civil parish of Kildallan...
- road is bóthar (meaning "cow path"), a lane is lána, and an
avenue is
ascaill. A
linear village is
called a sráidbhaile ("[one]-street settlement")—this...
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Examples are
Ardmoulin Street-Sráid Ard an M****linn,
Beechmount Avenue-
Ascaill Ard na bhFeá. A
predominantly working-class community, the area has seen...
