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Longniddry (Scots: Langniddry,
Scottish Gaelic: Nuadh-
Treabh Fada) is a
coastal village in East Lothian, Scotland, with an
estimated po****tion of 2,340...
- The city also
bears the
nickname "City of the Tribes" (Irish:
Cathair na d
Treabh)
because of the
fourteen merchant families called the "tribes of Galway"...
- Ballybrit, in the
environs of Castlegar, just
north of the N6 Bóthar na d
Treabh, c.6 km
northeast of
Galway city. The
track has two stands, the Main Stand...
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either a
Gaelic or
Pictish etymology. The
first element is
either Gaelic treabh or
Pictish *trev,
cognates both
meaning "farm, estate, town" (c.f. Welsh...
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Leenaun in the
county of
Galway and its
junction with N6 at
Bothan na d
Treabh in the city of
Galway via
Muintir Eoghain Thior, An Mám, Tír na
Cille Theas...
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other (e.g.
neamh &
feadh |
taraidh &
adhaigh |
ionadh &
iodhan |
teagh &
treabh |
eibhe & meile).
Group “ll”: ll, m(m), ng, nn & rr
rhyme with each other...
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Fintry Scottish Gaelic:
Fionn Treabh Housing in
Fintry Fintry Location within Dundee City
council area Show map of
Dundee City
council area
Fintry Location...
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Fintry Scottish Gaelic:
Fionn Treabh Looking down on
Fintry from the
north slopes of the
Campsie Fells Fintry Location within the
Stirling council area...
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brings the
route into
Galway itself,
where it
meets the N83
along Bóthar na d
Treabh. The
Headford Road,
Quincentenary Bridge across the
River Corrib and Quincentenary...
- At-grade
roundabout junction.
Continues as N6 dual
carriageway (Bóthar na d
Treabh). 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Tolled Route transition...
