Any ould Dublin heads about...?

Or, if the “b” is silent, you could pronounce Dubhlinn as “Doolin”. :stuck_out_tongue:

Hmmmm, I’m not sure I feel progress has been made here. :laughing: In fact, as they say, we have not solved the problem but have found more questions about even more serious things.

if you ask his friends, his name is Paddy :wink:

Ah, so he’s the one the sick note song is about…

A dream come true :heart:

Slan,
D.

Well now Cynth,here’s the crack.

Dubh - rhymes with move - means black and Linn -rhymes with Sin :roll: - means pool.

Dubhlinn is an old word for Dublin,the invaders could not get their tongues around the ubh sound so it became Dub - linn,and then Dublin.

Call me want you want,well, within reason anyway :slight_smile:

My real name is Dave.

Slan,
D,