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Bóthar is a
charity operating in
Ireland and the
United Kingdom specialising in ****isting
farmers in
developing countries to
become self-sufficient by...
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Bóthar Buí (Irish for 'yellow road') may
refer to
several places on the
island of Ireland: Boherbue,
County Cork, a
village Draperstown,
County Londonderry...
- Rema, also
known as
Bothar, is a
nearly extinct Papuan language of New Guinea. Rema at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) v t e...
- from
bóthar ("road"). In origin, a
bóthar was a cow path (bó
means cow), a
track the
width of two cows, so bóithrín
meant a
little cow path.
Bóthar was...
- (Irish-speaking area)
known colloquially as "The
Irish Houses", and in
Irish as
Bóthar Seoighe (meaning "Shaw's Road") and
Pobal Feirste (meaning "F****t Community")...
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Shelbourne Road (Irish:
Bóthar Shíol Bhroin) is a road in Ballsbridge, in the
southeast part of Dublin, Ireland. In John Rocque's map of 1756, today's...
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Clontarf Road
railway station (Irish:
Bóthar Chluain Tarbh) is a
railway station in Dublin, Ireland, on the DART
commuter rail line. It is
located at the...
- Its
English name is a
corruption of an
ancient Irish language name, An
Bóthar Mín,
which meant the
smooth road.
Originally one of the five
famed ancient...
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Merrion Road (Irish:
Bóthar M****rfean) is a
major road, part of the R118, in
Dublin 4. It
joins the
Pembroke Road
section of the R118 at
Herbert Park and...
- Gaelic-speaking
Scottish cattle drivers would call out "C****g" or "C****g an
bothar"—meaning "away" or "to the road"; this
sounded to the
English like "Whig"...
