Bungalow with a touch of Irish

CAN you Irish that for me?

Bungalow with a touch of Irish
Sat, 15 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Tommy Barker

They didn’t have to try too hard to find a name for this Blackrock Road, Cork, niche development: they simply translated it into Irish.

Done with less fuss than name-changing Dingle to An Daingean, Carrig Dubh is one of the earlier, small gated communities off the Blackrock Road.

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