- Cois
Fharraige (pronounced [kɔʃ ˈaɾˠəɟə], lit. "Beside the Sea"/ "Seaside"),
previously spelled Cois Fhairrge, is a
coastal area west of
Galway city,...
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served by the 424 Bus Éireann
route from Galway. ****ann
Forbartha Chois Fharraige is a
local development ****ociation
founded in 1966. The
Gaelic Athletic...
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instead of lagú, "weakening". The non-standard
pronunciation of Cois
Fharraige with
lengthened vowels and
heavily reduced endings gives it a distinct...
- Cois
Fharraige was a three-day
Irish surfing and
music festival,
first held in Kilkee,
County Clare in 2007. The name is
derived from the
Irish language...
- Irish-speaking areas:
Galway City
Gaeltacht (parts of the city),
Gaeltacht Cois
Fharraige,
Conamara Theas, Aran Islands, and
Duiche Sheoigheach (a part of the northern...
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Gaeltacht is the
largest Irish-speaking
region in Ireland,
taking in Cois
Fharraige,
parts of Connemara,
Conamara Theas, the Aran Islands, Dúithche Sheoigeach...
- 2009-08-10. "Cois
Fharraige acts announced". Hot Press. 2009-08-06.
Retrieved 2009-08-06. "The
Blizzards &
Laura Izibor join Cois
Fharraige line-up". Hot...
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Gaeltacht that is west of Cois
Fharraige. The
Conamara Theas variety of
Connacht Irish is
different from that of Cois
Fharraige.
Conamara Theas covers the...
- the
Lughnasa festival were
recorded as late as the 18th
century at Cois
Fharraige in
Ireland (where they were
offered to Crom Dubh) and at Loch
Maree in...
- than with
South Connemara Do****ented sub-dialects
include those of Cois
Fharraige and
Conamara Theas, both of
which are in Galway, and
Erris in Mayo. Some...
