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| Comments by
Pat Claffey
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29 August 2006
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| I am a native of Daingean in Offaly and I would like to point out that its Irish name is An Daingean so you better stick with Daingean Uí Chúis/Dingle
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| Comments by
Ed Kelly
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28 August 2006
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| Have been to Ireland 27 times in the past 30 years. Most of that time was spent in DINGLE. NO Change needed/or wanted.Great irish history. Hi Fergus.
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| Comments by
Cait Ni sh*thigh
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22 August 2006
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| If it works why change it. Dingle is Dingle. no need to change something as simple as a good wholesome name like DIngle.
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| Comments by
James Griffin
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21 August 2006
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| The Best of Luck with the Plebiscite Dingle. The Irish Abroad are with you all the way. The people get to decide the name of their own town
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| Comments by
Karl Scanlon
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20 August 2006
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| As a native of Dingle now living in London we need to continue this fight to preserve the name of Dingle for our past,present & future generations.
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| Comments by
Siobhan
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15 August 2006
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| why does OCuiv feel he has the right to change the name of a town? surely the only person or people that can do so the people who actually live there
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| Comments by
Ronan Carey
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27 July 2006
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| Just dropped across your wonderful site.Whose silly idea was it to change your name.Not an appointee of your shrewdest of them all Taoiseach surely.
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| Comments by
Paul
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26 July 2006
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| Was in Dingle 3 years ago, good craig (do you still have that "dalek" looking watchtower on the hill?) change the name? People will not recognise it.
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| Comments by
Steven
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22 July 2006
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| Dingle means a dale between hills which describes the town very well.Less of this Dingle means nothing rubbish.Look up a good dictionary.
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| Comments by
Joe O' Conor
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22 July 2006
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| Tá Seámus Ó' Murthaile ag caint ráiméis. Dingle an t-ainm atá ar an áit le 700 bliana! Agus Dingle?Daingean Uí Chúis a bheidh air.
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| Comments by
Caoimhe
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22 July 2006
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| Such a waste of money to change a recognised brand name for a name of a place that was a refomatory school in Offaly until the state had to close it.
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| Comments by
Matt
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21 July 2006
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| Ná bac leis na gaeilgóirí.Coiméad an tainm a bhí agaibh an tainm a thug sibh féin ar an áit dingle/Daingean Uí Chúis
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| Comments by
Ernie Ferguson
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15 July 2006
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| Dingle is Dingle, leave it be.
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| Comments by
Pat McMahon
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13 July 2006
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| Great to hear the new Dingle/Daingean Uí Chúis song here in Perth live on Clare FM.Daingean Uí Chúis Abú.Beidh an bua agaibh.
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| Comments by
Jack Fitzgerald
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12 July 2006
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| God Luck Dingle.You're right, if they can call the State Eire, Ireland, why not let Dingle be Dingle, Daingean Ui Chuis. Well said in I.Times today
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| Comments by
Richard
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10 July 2006
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| You have a great web site!!!
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| Comments by
Joshua Warnock
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08 July 2006
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| I just got back from Dingle yesterday and I am behind the DINGLE 100%. Good luck with the campaign.
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| Comments by
SEAMUS O MURTHAILE
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08 July 2006
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| an daingean an t-ainm a thug cead-aitritheoiri ar an ait. d'athraigh sasanach anaithnid aineolach eigin an t-ainm siar sa stair. ceart?
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| Comments by
Julie Harper
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07 July 2006
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| I visited Ireland in 1997 and still have a longing to return to that quaint town that I'll always fondly remember as Dingle.
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| Comments by
Seosamh Aodan
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06 July 2006
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An Daingean ABU!
Maith thu Eamonn!
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