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Baile Átha Cliath 1 _________ An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 (The Placenames (Co. Dublin) Order 2010) Dréachtsceideal (Draft schedule) An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 2 Roinn A (Section A) Aonaid riaracháin (Administrative units) An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 3 Caibidil 1 (Chapter 1) Bailte Fearainn (Townlands) Colún 1 Colún 2 Béarla Gaeilge (Column 1 (Column 2 English Language) Irish language) 1 Abbeyville Abbeyville 2 Abbotstown Baile an Aba 3 Adamstown [ED: Garristown] Baile Adaim 4 Adamstown [ED: Lucan North] Baile Adaim 5 Aderrig Áth Deirg 6 Aghfarrell Áth Fhearaíl 7 Allagour Aill an Ghabhair 8 Allenswood Coill Alain 9 Annaghaskin Eanach Eascann 10 Annefield Gort Anna 11 Annfield Gort Anna 12 Annsbrook Sruthán Anna 13 Ardgillan Demesne Ard Giolláin 14 Ardla Ard Ló 15 Argos Argos An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 4 16 Artaine (Domville) Ard Aidhin (Domville) 17 Artaine East Ard Aidhin Thoir 18 Artaine North Ard Aidhin Thuaidh 19 Artaine South Ard Aidhin Theas 20 Artaine West Ard Aidhin Thiar 21 Ashfield Gort na Fuinseoige 22 Ashtown Baile an Ásaigh 23 Aske An Easc 24 Astagob Steach Gob 25 Athgoe Áth Gó 26 Athgoe North Áth Gó Thuaidh 27 Athgoe South Áth Gó Theas 28 Auburn Auburn 29 Aungierstown and Ballybane Baile Áinséir agus An Baile Bán 30 Backstown Bacastún 31 Backwestonpark Páirc Bhacastúin 32 Badgerhill Cnoc na mBroc 33 Baggotrath Ráth Bhagóid 34 Baggotrath East Ráth Bhagóid Thoir 35 Baggotrath North Ráth Bhagóid Thuaidh 36 Baggotrath West Ráth Bhagóid Thiar 37 Balally Baile Amhlaoibh 38 Balbriggan Baile Brigín An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 5 39 Balbutcher Baile Bhúiséir 40 Balcarrick Baile Carraige 41 Balcultry Baile Choltraí 42 Balcunnin Baile Coinín 43 Balcurris Baile Cora 44 Baldongan Baile Donnagáin 45 Baldonnell Little Baile Dhónaill Beag 46 Baldonnell Lower Baile Dhónaill Íochtarach 47 Baldonnell Upper Baile Dhónaill Uachtarach 48 Baldoyle Baile Dúill 49 Baldrumman Baile Dhromainn 50 Baldurgan Baile Deargáin 51 Baldwinstown Baile an Bhallúnaigh 52 Balgaddy [ED:Balscaddan] Baile Gadaí 53 Balgaddy [ED: Clondalkin] Baile Gadaí 54 Balgriffin Baile Ghrífín 55 Balgriffin Park Páirc Bhaile Ghrífín 56 Balheary Baile Anraí 57 Balheary Demesne Diméin Bhaile Anraí 58 Ballaghstown Baile an Bhealaigh 59 Ballalease North Baile Eilís Thuaidh 60 Ballalease South Baile Eilís Theas 61 Ballalease West Baile Eilís Thiar An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 6 62 Balleally East Baile Amhlaoibh Thoir 63 Balleally West Baile Amhlaoibh Thiar 64 Ballinascorney Lower Buaile na Scornaí Íochtarach 65 Ballinascorney Upper Buaile na Scornaí Uachtarach 66 Ballinclea Baile an tSléibhe 67 Ballinteer Baile an tSaoir 68 Ballisk Baile Uisce 69 Balliskcommon Coimín Bhaile Uisce 70 Ballough Baile Locha 71 Ballsbridge Droichead na Dothra 72 Ballustree Baile Lostraí 73 Ballybane An Baile Bán 74 Ballybetagh Baile Biataigh 75 Ballyboden Baile Baodáin 76 Ballyboggan North Baile Bogáin Thuaidh 77 Ballyboggan South Baile Bogáin Theas 78 Ballyboghil Baile Bachaille 79 Ballybough An Baile Bocht 80 Ballybrack [ED: Glencullen] An Baile Breac 81 Ballybrack [ED: Killiney] An Baile Breac 82 Ballycoolen Baile Cúlann 83 Ballycorus Baile Mhic Fheorais 84 Ballycragh Baile Mhic Craith An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 7 85 Ballycullen Baile Uí Chuilinn 86 Ballydowd Baile Uí Dhúda 87 Ballyedmonduff Baile Éamainn Duibh 88 Ballyfermot Lower Baile Formaid Íochtarach 89 Ballyfermot Upper Baile Formaid Uachtarach 90 Ballygall Baile Gall 91 Ballyhack Baile Hac 92 Ballyhavil Baile Chaibhil 93 Ballyhoy Baile Uí Eochaidh 94 Ballykea Baile Caoith 95 Ballymacartle Baile Mhic Thorcail 96 Ballymadrough Baile Maí Drochta 97 Ballymadun Baile Mhic Dhoinn 98 Ballymaguire Baile Mhig Uidhir 99 Ballymaice Baile Maoilíosa 100 Ballymakaily Baile Mhic Caollaí 101 Ballyman Baile Maine 102 Ballymana An Bhuaile Mheánach 103 Ballymanaggin Baile Mhic Cnagáin 104 Ballymastone Baile Mastún 105 Ballymorefinn An Baile Mór 106 Ballymount Great Baile an Mhóta Mór 107 Ballymount Little Baile an Mhóta Beag An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 8 108 Ballymun Baile Munna 109 Ballynakelly Baile na Coille 110 Ballyogan Baile Uí Ógáin 111 Ballyowen Baile Eoghain 112 Ballyroan Baile Uí Ruáin 113 Ballystrahan Baile an tSrutháin 114 Ballystrane Baile Loistreáin 115 Ballystruan Baile Sruáin 116 Balrickard Baile Riocaird 117 Balrothery Baile an Ridire 118 Balscaddan Baile Scadán 119 Balseskin Baile Seiscinn 120 Baltrasna [ED: Holmpatrick] An Baile Trasna 121 Baltrasna [ED: Garristown] An Baile Trasna 122 Bankfarm Feirm an Bhruaigh 123 Banshee Binn Sí 124 Barberstown [ED: Clonsilla] Baile an Bhearbóraigh 125 Barberstown [ED: Finglas] Baile an Bhearbóraigh 126 Barnacullia Barr na Coille 127 Barnageeragh Barr na gCaorach 128 Barnanstown Baile Bearnáin 129 Barnaslingan Barr na Slinneán 130 Barnhill Cnoc an Sciobóil An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 9 131 Barrysparks Páirc an Bharraigh 132 Baskin Baiscín 133 Bawnoges Bánóg 134 Bay An Bhá 135 Beau Cnoc Dromainne 136 Beaumont Beaumont 137 Beaverstown Baile an Bhéibhéaraigh 138 Bedlesshill Cnoc Bheidil 139 Beechwood Coill na Feá 140 Beggarsbush Tor an Bhacaigh 141 Belcamp Belcamp 142 Beldaragh Béal Átha Darach 143 Belgard Belgard 144 Belgard Deerpark Páirc na bhFianna 145 Belgee Baile Gaoithe 146 Belgree Baile Graí 147 Belinstown Baile Bhéilinn 148 Bettyville [ED: Lusk] Murdraí 149 Bettyville [ED: Howth] Bettyville 150 Bishopland Fearann an Easpaig 151 Bishopswood Coill an Easpaig 152 Blackditch An Claí Dubh 153 Blackhall An Halla Dubh An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 10 154 Blackland An Talamh Dubh 155 Blackrock An Charraig Dhubh 156 Blackthorn An Draighean 157 Blakestown Baile an Bhlácaigh 158 Blanchardstown Baile Bhlainséir 159 Bluebell An Cloigín Gorm 160 Blundelstown Baile Bhluindéil 161 Boggyheary Bogach Aoire 162 Bohammer Both Umair 163 Boherboy An Bóthar Buí 164 Bohernabreena Bóthar na Bruíne 165 Bonnybrook An Sruthán Aoibhinn 166 Booterstown Baile an Bhóthair 167 Boranaraltry Buaile an Araltaigh 168 Borranstown Baile an Bhoróntaigh 169 Botanic Garden Garraithe na Lus 170 Bowhill Buachaill 171 Brackenstown Baile Breacáin 172 Brazil Uí Bhreasail 173 Bremore Brí Mhór 174 Brennanstown Baile Uí Bhraonáin 175 Brideswell Commons Tobar Bhríde 176 Bridetree Crann Bhríde An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 11 177 Brittas Big An Briotás Mór 178 Brittas Little An Briotás Beag 179 Broadmeadow An Móinéar Leathan 180 Brockey An Bhrocaigh 181 Broghan An Bruachán 182 Brooklawn Plásóg an tSrutháin 183 Brookville Baile an tSrutháin 184 Broomfield [ED: Lusk] Gort na Giolcaí 185 Broomfield [ED: Clonsilla] Gort na Giolcaí 186 Broomfield [ED: Malahide] Gort na Giolcaí 187 Brownsbarn Scioból an Bhrúnaigh 188 Brownscross Crois an Bhrúnaigh 189 Brownstown [ED: Hollywood] Baile an Bhrúnaigh 190 Brownstown [ED: Swords] Baile an Bhrúnaigh 191 Brownstown [ED: Newcastle] Baile an Bhrúnaigh 192 Buck-and-Hounds Buck-and-Hounds 193 Bullock Blóic 194 Burgage Burgáiste 195 Burrow [ED: Howth] An Coinicéar 196 Burrow [ED: Malahide] An Coinicéar 197 Burrow [ED: Donabate] An Coinicéar 198 Bushelloaf Bushelloaf 199 Bustyhill Cnoc an Bhusta An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 12 200 Butchersarms Butchersarms 201 Butterfield Gort an Ime 202 Buzzardstown Baile an Bhosardaigh 203 Cabinhill Cnoc an Chábáin 204 Cabinteely Cábán tSíle 205 Cabragh [ED: Clonmethan] An Chabrach 206 Cabragh [ED: Castleknock; An Chabrach Finglas] 207 Calliaghstown Baile na gCailleach 208 Calliaghstown Lower Baile na gCailleach Íochtarach 209 Calliaghstown Upper Baile na gCailleach Uachtarach 210 Cappagh An Cheapach 211 Cappoge Ceapach 212 Cardiffsbridge Droichead Chairdif 213 Cardiffscastle Caisleán Chairdif 214 Carmanhall Halla na gCarraeirí 215 Carmanhall and Leopardstown Baile na Lobhar 216 Carnhill Cnoc an Chairn 217 Carpenterstown Baile an Chairpintéaraigh 218 Carrickhill Cnoc na Carraige 219 Carrickmines Great Carraig Mhaighin Mhór 220 Carrickmines Little Carraig Mhaighin Bheag 221 Carrigeen An Carraigín 222 Carysfort Dún Carúin An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 13 223 Castaheany Teach Chainnigh 224 Castlefarm [ED: Kilsallaghan] Feirm an Chaisleáin 225 Castlefarm [ED: Swords] Feirm an Chaisleáin 226 Castlekelly Caisleán Uí Cheallaigh 227 Castleknock Caisleán Cnucha 228 Castleknock ( part of Phoenix Caisleán Cnucha (Páirc an Fhionnuisce) Park) 229 Castleland Fearann an Chaisleáin 230 Castlewarden Caisleán Bhairnín 231 Causestown Baile an Chabhsaigh 232 Censure Seinséar 233 Chapelizod Séipéal Iosóid 234 Charlestown Baile Shéarlais 235 Charleville Charleville 236 Charstown Baile Shear 237 Cheeverstown Baile an tSíbhrigh 238 Cherry Orchard Gort na Silíní 239 Cherryhound Cherryhound 240 Cherrywood Coill na Silíní 241 Churchtown Lower Baile an Teampaill Íochtarach 242 Churchtown Upper Baile an Teampaill Uachtarach 243 Claremont Claremont 244 Clarkstown Baile Uí Chléirigh 245 Clogheder Cloch Ruairí An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath) 2010 14 246 Cloghran [ED: Blanchardstown] Clochrán 247 Cloghran [ED: Kinsaley] Clochrán 248 Clonard or Folkstown Great Cluain Ard nó Baile an Phúcaigh 249 Clonburris Great Cluain Buiríosa Mór 250 Clonburris Little Cluain Buiríosa Beag 251 Clondalkin Cluain Dolcáin 252 Clonliffe East Cluain Life Thoir 253 Clonliffe West Cluain Life Thiar 254 Clonmel Cluain Meala 255 Clonmethan Gleann Meáin 256 Clonshagh Cluain Seach
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