An Daingean

[pete]

into the ballet is he, oh that's nice.......

Doh! Ballot.

Spellcheck is for pussies. I need a proof reader

[Green Tribe]

Doh! Ballot.

Spellcheck is for pussies. I need a proof reader

sorry pete i'm such a witch, i couldn't resist

[pete]

i'm such a witch...

I didn't say anything...

[Green Tribe]

I didn't say anything...

oi!

[Countyman]

On that note, I've passed by a few road signs for Newbridge which have "Newbridge" covered over in duck tape, just leaving "Droichead Nua". You'll see that on maps as well. Have they changed their name too or what's the story there?

As far as I know "Droichead Nua" was the official name of the town although in my whole life hardly anyone or any letters or addresses corresponded to that. I cant say if or when it was officially changed to Newbridge.

On most if not all older maps (pre '90's) its Droichead Nua that appears on the map.

I know there was a mini campaign last year by a town counciller to have the towns name reverted back to the irish version.

Personally I would have loved that.

[A face]

So tell us .... where is this place An Daingean ???

[dcfcsteve]

So tell us .... where is this place An Daingean ???

Anne Dangan ?

Isn't she that aul' doll that reads the news on RTE......?