- MacGillycuddy's R****s (Irish: Na
Cruacha Dubha,
meaning 'the
black stacks') is a
sandstone and
siltstone mountain range in the
Iveragh Peninsula in County...
-
Scottish jewellery and as a
decoration on kilt pins and the
handles of sgianan-
dubha (anglicised: sgian-dubhs or
skean dhu). The
largest known cairngorm crystal...
-
Brian mac
Donchadha Ó
Dubha was
elected by the Dean and
Chapter of the
diocese of
Killala to be
Bishop of
Killala (possibly in 1383),
though it appears...
- The
brothers became the
subject of a five-minute do****entary, Na Gàidheal
Dubha,
which made the
shortlist for Scotland's
FilmG Gaelic short film awards...
- The
Sharpeville m****acre also
inspired Livingstone to
write the poem Bean
Dubha'
Caoidh a Fir a
Chaidh a
Marbhadh leis a'
Phoiles ("A
Black Woman Mourns...
- English,
including skean-dhu and skene-dhu. The
Gaelic plural, sgianan-
dubha, is only
rarely encountered in English. The sgian-dubh may have evolved...
- dheirg, dearga,
dhearga derg red dubh dhubh, duibh, d****bh, duibhe, d****bhe,
dubha,
dhubha black;
hidden glas ghlas, glais, ghlais, glaise, ghlaise, glasa...
- The
Blackpitts Mosque (Irish: Mosc na gCuithí
Dubha) is a
mosque in Dublin, Ireland. It has a **** orientation. It has a
mostly ****stani membership...
-
England type in ****bria, the
Scottish longhouse, "blackhouse" or taighean-
dubha, and the
Scandinavian or
Viking Langhus/Långhus and mead hall. The Western...
- The
Blackstairs Mountains (Irish: Na Staighrí
Dubha) run
roughly north/south
along the
border between County Carlow and
County Wexford in Ireland. The...
