- used as
pilot points on
entering the lough. Its
earlier Irish name was
Snámh Aighneach,
meaning "swift sea-channel". It
could also mean "swift swimming-place"...
-
include /kn/ (cnó), /mn/ (mná), /ɡn/ (gnó), and /tn/ (tnáith),
while /sn/ (
snámh) is
never rhotacized even in the most
innovative dialects. This can lead...
- Swim
Ireland (Irish: ****ann
Snámh Éireann) is the
national governing body of swimming, diving,
water polo, open
water swimming and
synchronised swimming...
- dá Én (Middle Irish: "The
narrow water of the two birds";
Modern Irish:
Snámh Dá Éan), an
ancient ford on the
River Shannon,
between Clonmacnoise and...
- Swim-Two-Birds,
whose title is the
English translation of the
place name '
Snámh dá én' in the tale.
Another version from the
Irish text,
titled The Poems...
- Shúilleabháin) - Ar
Snámh 2018 Fís Éalú A Stóirín Bán Cúramaí an
tSaoil (feat. The Rubberbandits)
Stoirm Fé Scáth
Crann Taca Drochshúil Ar
Snámh Acoustic (with...
-
Drumsna (Irish:
Droim ar
Snámh which translates as the
ridge of the
swimming place) is a
village in
County Leitrim, Ireland. It is
situated 6 km east...
- "acab"
instead of "acu" in the rest of Connacht).
Words such as dubh and
snámh tend to be
pronounced with a
Munster accent in
South Connemara whereas in...
- táimhe agus rith
abhainn na
hathbheochana as. C****reamar ár n-aisling ag
snámh mar eala ar an abhainn.
Rinneadh fírinne den aisling.
Rinneadh samhradh...
-
Island between Shannonbridge and Clonmacnoise,
there is a
legendary ford of
Snámh Dá Éan ("swim two birds"). It was here that a
proselytising Saint Patrick...
