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* '''three ... castles:''' Dublin's coat of arms displays 3 blazing castles (the fire supposedly symbolizes the ardent loyalty of the citizens!). On the following page - [[page 23]] - there is reference to Dublin's Latin motto, which appears under the castles: [[of the burger felicitates the whole of the polis]], or “Obedienta Civium Urbis Felicitas”, which can be translated as “Happy the city where the citizens are obedient” * '''Sutton:''' the Isthmus of Sutton connects the Howth Peninsula to the mainland of County Dublin * '''thrice shut castle''' [[Category:Dublin's Motto]]

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