- /ˈl̠ʲabˠəj/ "bed", and tráigh /t̪ˠɾˠaːj/ "beach" were
standardised as crua,
leaba, and trá
despite the
reformed spellings only
reflecting South Connacht realisations...
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Labasheeda (Irish:
Leaba Shíoda,
meaning 'silken bed') is a
village in the
parish of
Kilmurry Mc****n in
County Clare, Ireland. The
village is set on...
- errors. In
Standard Irish, a
corrected version would be: Tá daid(í) ina
leaba / Tá an cat ag ól an
bhainne / Is mé an t-amadán ag ceol / Amadán ag ceol...
- The
Pianist (2002),
Yehuda C.U. Burn (1997),
Doctor (one episode, Hata sa
Leaba)
EastEnders (1992–1998, 2024–present),
Nigel Bates Alas
Smith &
Jones (1992)...
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Labbacallee wedge tomb (Irish:
Leaba Chaillí,
meaning 'hag's bed') is a
large pre-historic
burial monument,
located 8 km (5.0 mi) north-west of Fermoy...
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Saint Caomhan's
church with Caomhan's
grave (
Leaba Chaomháin) in the background.
Saint Caomhan's
grave (
Leaba Chaomháin) in
Inisheer cemetery The modern...
- of the
Cliffs of
Moher in
County Clare.
Labbacallee wedge tomb (Irish:
Leaba Chaillí,
meaning 'the hag's bed') is
located near Glanworth,
County Cork...
- priest's
residence in the west
Saint Caomhan's
church with Caomhan's
grave (
Leaba Caomhan) in the background.
Saint Gobnait's
church Saint Fiachra's holy...
-
trace their origin to the time of
Saint Patrick's
ministry in the parish.
Leaba Phádraig (Patrick's bed) is said to have been a
place where Saint Patrick...
- wedge-shaped
gallery graves) bear the
local name "Diarmuid and Gráinne's Bed" (
Leaba Dhiarmada agus Ghráinne),
being viewed as one of the
fugitive couple's campsites...
