fleadh nua ennis

[willie wacker]

thats more people after rivers, my point still stands. calling a river..fergus! ffs...fergus!
wait liffey, lee, hmmm I see your point actually

Exactly
Bruce Lee

[funlover12]

Exactly
Bruce Lee

but...lee evans

[willie wacker]

but...lee evans

Bruce Evans

[alcatel]

thats more people after rivers, my point still stands. calling a river..fergus! ffs...fergus!
wait liffey, lee, hmmm I see your point actually

And never forget the river in Russia called Don.

[F-Dub]

The fiddle

The Harp

[clarelad]

No more daft than Ennis killen--killingennis.

Or Belfast--a fast bell.

But I guess, the knowlege of the Irish language is limited especially, up there.
Ennis comes from the Irish word 'inis' which has also been turned into 'inch' in English.

Inis can be used to mean 'island' but it alse means low, lying, marshy land beside water (sea, lake or river)
In the case of Ennis, Co. Clare, beside the river Fergus, presumably.

not many there at the moment, u will have to get someone else to play with your flute.

Only 4 Girls in Ennis at the moment can we have more choice

[jamsie80]

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