Associations to the word «Connacht»
Noun
- Leinster
- Munster
- Galway
- Ulster
- Mayo
- Meath
- Burgh
- Ui
- Mac
- Kingship
- Annal
- Fergus
- Gael
- Donegal
- Armagh
- Senior
- Kildare
- Linn
- Antrim
- Bingham
- Tipperary
- Wexford
- Mor
- Limerick
- Kilkenny
- Irish
- Ireland
- Kerry
- Niall
- Osprey
- Connolly
- Lacy
- Shannon
- Montpellier
- Derry
- Waterford
- Conn
- Donnell
- Scarlet
- Fir
- Kings
- Rugby
- Clare
- Loch
- Connor
- Final
- Maguire
- Toulon
- Duffy
- Cork
- Gloucester
- Barony
- Byrne
- Tribune
- Semi
- Tyrone
- Olympus
- Dublin
- Championship
- Rourke
- Tara
- Chieftain
- Toulouse
- Mag
- Gall
- Gil
- Burke
- Province
- Neill
- Edmond
- Cardiff
- Medallist
- Cup
- Norman
- Sept
- King
- Hostage
- Wilkinson
- Mortimer
- Druid
- Roe
- Swift
- Dillon
- Browne
- Minor
Wiktionary
CONNACHT, proper noun. The western province of Ireland, comprising of counties of Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon, and Sligo.
CONNACHT IRISH, proper noun. (Ireland) A dialect of the Irish language indigenous to the province of Connacht .
Wise words
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word left when you want to talk about something really
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