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imirt-holla.

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kill:
Nothing.

The irish for hole is 'poll' and not 'holla'

I would say that a closer translation of play-hole would be poll-súgradh

Ritchie:
"gaelsta..."

...i like it!!!. someone who actually knows some irish should try putting it into that google-gan'sta page.

http://sites.gizoogle.com/index2.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ucdcanoeclub.com

Diarmaid:

--- Quote from: kill on April 22, 2008, 11:20:48 ---I would say that a closer translation of play-hole would be poll-súgradh

--- End quote ---

well that depends... súgradh refers to the aimless kind of playing with no rules or objective that a toddler might do. imirt is for games with a purpose and a way of playing, and I suppose if you were making sweet sweet music with the hole you could even call it a poll-seinm (or seint?)...

so the question becomes, is there any point to playboating or not? :P

Emmett Trin:
Ritchie, that hole is at the back of my house. as kieran said it does take a lot of water to work, the sluice has to b pretty much washed out.

to get there- take the 1st Leixlip exit after lucan. when you get into the village, take a left at the lights. go up the hill and take the first right (its right before the church n school). and its at the  bridge at the botom of that hill

Ritchie:
you mean the weir opposite the ozone.... sure its that one??

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