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* '''Finn Gall:''' (''Irish'') fair-haired foreigner → an Irish epithet for one of the factions of Danish Vikings who ruled Dublin in the Middle Ages → contrasted with [[dovesgall|Dubh Gall]] | * '''Finn Gall:''' (''Irish'') fair-haired foreigner → an Irish epithet for one of the factions of Danish Vikings who ruled Dublin in the Middle Ages → contrasted with [[dovesgall|Dubh Gall]] | ||
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+ | * '''Fingal:''' Scots form of Finn MacCumhail, legendary Irish hero → the second part of the Prankquean episode is set in Vico's heroic age | ||
* '''Fine Gael:''' (''Irish'') tribe of the Irish; also the name of a prominent political party in Ireland | * '''Fine Gael:''' (''Irish'') tribe of the Irish; also the name of a prominent political party in Ireland | ||
− | * '''Fingernail''' (e | + | * '''Fingernail''' (i.e. pointing at her as he blathered) |
[[Category:Irish phrases]] | [[Category:Irish phrases]] |
Latest revision as of 15:31, 16 November 2010
- Finn Gall: (Irish) fair-haired foreigner → an Irish epithet for one of the factions of Danish Vikings who ruled Dublin in the Middle Ages → contrasted with Dubh Gall
- Fingal: Scots form of Finn MacCumhail, legendary Irish hero → the second part of the Prankquean episode is set in Vico's heroic age
- Fine Gael: (Irish) tribe of the Irish; also the name of a prominent political party in Ireland
- Fingernail (i.e. pointing at her as he blathered)