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* '''Ford of Hurdles''' - referring to the ancient artificial ford of hurdles built in Dublin; Dublin
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* '''Ford of Hurdles:''' a literal translation of one of Dublin's early Gaelic names, '''Áth Cliath''', referring to the ancient artificial ford of hurdles (i.e. lattice of osiers) by means of which the early inhabitants of the city could cross the Liffey dryshod
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[[Category: Geography of Dublin]]
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[[Category: Dublin]]

Latest revision as of 07:15, 27 June 2012

  • Ford of Hurdles: a literal translation of one of Dublin's early Gaelic names, Áth Cliath, referring to the ancient artificial ford of hurdles (i.e. lattice of osiers) by means of which the early inhabitants of the city could cross the Liffey dryshod