Green and Gold Wren 26th December 2005 Pictures Courtesy Tom Fox
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Green and Gold Wren 26th December 2005 Pictures Courtesy Tom Fox
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| Comments by
Celine.
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18 May 2007
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| Was Minister o Donoghue "Dingleing" or Daingeanling" when he visited our town, Dingle-Daingean Ui Chuis, today?
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| Comments by
Colm O Bric
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16 May 2007
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| Mo ghrá go deo na seóiníní - ní féidir liom fiu amháin ainm mo thíre a chur ar bhúr láthair gan é bheith as Béarla [Tír: Éire]
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| Comments by
Tom Gilbert
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10 May 2007
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| My mother passed away a month ago. She was born in Dingle and Dingle it always was to her and always will be to me, too!
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| Comments by
Peter O Shea
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09 May 2007
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| John O Donoghue should be ashamed of himself with his election stunt on your name.I know 7 votes he got last time but will not get this time.
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| Comments by
Marie
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30 April 2007
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| Isnt it time Minister John O'Donoghue helped Dingle?After all its his constituency & 1005 people of Kerry South voted for Dingle-Daingean Uí Chúis
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| Comments by
Sarah DIngle
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24 April 2007
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| Australia says, leave it as Dingle.
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| Comments by
Maureen Moriarty-Root
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17 April 2007
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| Our Dad is from Dingle. We all feel that Dingle is also our home! It is a shame that the name of the "Town we love so well is in jeopardy.
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| Comments by
Louis Dingleday
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23 March 2007
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History shouldn't be erased. It's a shame to take away a name and sense of idenity, especially without popular support.
- Lou Dingleday (American)
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| Comments by
Mick Kenny
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18 March 2007
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| Dingle is Dingle - if a thing is not broken then don't try to mend it! Dingle people know what is in the best interests of Dingle!
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| Comments by
martin
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13 March 2007
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| DINGLE ALL THE WAY!!!!
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| Comments by
Dingle lady
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11 March 2007
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| The Government need to bring back Dingle Daingean Uí Chúis now!They r supposed to represent the people and 93% voted for Dingle so do it,Thats ur job!
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| Comments by
Tam
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06 March 2007
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| Dingle - Daingean Ui Chuis! Support from Co. Limerick. =) Dingle rocks!
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| Comments by
Sean O'Keeffe
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26 February 2007
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| I've just seen the pictures on the icecream ireland blog. What is going on. Are the Government bullying Dingle because they stood up to them?
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| Comments by
Charlie Higgins
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13 February 2007
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| Is the Irish Government supressing democracy? The result of the Dingle Plebiscite was very clear. The people want the bilingual names of their town
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| Comments by
Chris
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27 January 2007
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| Christmas 2000 I spent in Dingle and took my new bride there in 2003. I do hope the people win the battle. Dingle forever
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| Comments by
Ron Quimby
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28 December 2006
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| Visiting Dingle this Feb - Have enjoyed reading about the possible name change. Looking forward to Dingle/Daingean Ui Chuis
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| Comments by
gerald k meegan
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26 December 2006
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| can't any body leave well enough alone
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| Comments by
Edel Kavanagh
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22 December 2006
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| Nollaig Shona agus atbhliain fe mhaise daoibh Dingle Daingean Uí Chúis.
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| Comments by
Ronan O'Suilleabhain
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21 December 2006
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| Dingle Daingean Uí Chúis an tainm ceart ig gcor an mbaile. Sin an tainm at ar an ait le 700 bliana. 93% Sea san pobailbreith Eist le na daoine ón ait
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| Comments by
Gerry Rogers
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14 December 2006
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| It looks like Dingle has won the day.Rightly so as that is what the people who live in the ancient town of high renown want.Well done to you all.
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