- the mid-west of Ireland. It is
possible that the name
derives from Croit-
shliabh meaning "hump-backed hill",
referring to Wood**** Hill. The present-day...
- The Ring of
Gullion (Irish: Fáinne Cnoc
Shliabh gCuillinn,
meaning 'The Ring of
Slieve Gullion') is a
geological formation and area,
officially designated...
- with what is
generally accepted as its
seven glens, or 'seacht
ngleann Shliabh Luachra', over
which various mountain peaks reach heights of 500 metres...
-
accommodated in the
Royal Irish Academy,
Dublin and in
Ionad Fiontraíochta
Shliabh Liag, Carrick,
County Donegal. This
online corpus of
prose and
poetry drawn...
- Road Naíscoil na Fuiseoige, Cill
Uaighe Naíscoil an Iúir,
Newry Naíscoil
Shliabh gCuillinn,
Newry Naíscoil na mBeann,
Kilkeel Naíscoil Dhún Pádraig, Downpatrick...
- 1582)
states in
stanza 4- Mar
mhusglas do mhór-b****nne
goirid bheag ó
Shliabh Raisean,
nochan ó
Bhrian Bhóroimhe do budh cóir
bheith dot
bhaisdeadh (As...
-
inspired by the
Donegal fiddling tradition. 8. "Cúirt
Robin Finley/Moladh
Shliabh Maoineach" (amhrán/song) A love song in
praise of a
mountain in County...
