Sentence examples for dublin from inspiring English sources

The word 'dublin' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as either a noun or an adjective. For example: "My brother and I are flying to Dublin this summer." or "I recently bought a Dublin green jacket."

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dublin

proper noun

The capital of the Republic of Ireland.

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Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @MartinFarrer Warren Murray Guardian UK/US site editor in the Asia-Pacific timezone Warren has worked for the Guardian in London as well as ABC News Online, the Irish Independent group in Dublin and capital-city newspapers in Canada.

Later, the Queen was given a five-minute standing ovation as she went on to the stage to meet performers after a gala concert at the Dublin Conference Centre.

In 1979, after bitter rows with Hume over the involvement of Dublin in fresh constitutional talks, Fitt resigned the SDLP leadership.

The documents handed over to HMRC allegedly show how Google's London sales staff would negotiate and sign contracts with British customers, and cash was paid into a UK bank account, but the deals were technically booked through its Dublin office to minimise its liabilities here.

On the streets of Dublin the mood regarding the economy, the cuts and "Eurogeddon" seems to be a mixture of burning resentment tinged with resignation.

Out of power in Dublin and strategically outflanked by the DUP since the St Andrews agreement two years ago, the party might be tempted back to the strategy of tension, to use the threat of violent street protest to exact fresh concessions from the British government.

He scored the opening goal at Wembley to help Arsenal win the FA Cup, travels to Dublin hopeful of getting another run in his preferred centre-forward position with England against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday, and, best of all, knows that if his one-year-old son spots him on the television he will point at the screen and say "Daddy".

The girl at the heart of this story had been raped in Dublin and sought to terminate her pregnancy in England.

Born in County Waterford, Ireland, Richardson read history at Trinity College, Dublin, as an undergraduate, before postgraduate study at UCLA and a doctorate at Harvard.

The former chairman and chief executive FitzPatrick, 64, former finance McAteer, 61, and the bank's former managing director in Ireland Whelan, 50, appeared in the Dublin district court on Monday.

Even after the departures of Gordon Brown to London and Brian Cowen to Dublin, the parties are still engaged in discussions aimed at saving power-sharing.

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