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Can anyone tell me a website that I can find the meaning of the word DEISE? |
referring to Waterford Ireland please |
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Big Feet
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County Waterford is known locally as "The Decies" (An Déise). Sometime between the 4th and 8th centuries, a tribe of native Gaelic people called the Déisi were driven from the southern parts of the country, conquering and settling here. The ancient principality of the Déise is today roughly coterminous with the current Diocese of Waterford and Lismore.
The Deise region has two mountain ranges, rivers and lakes and over 30 beaches along a volcanic coast line. It is one of the few regions in Ireland with a Gaeltacht, an area with native Irish speaking people. The Deise has a rich history from megalithic tombs and ogham stones, to Vikings, to remnants of English occupancy, including the Gaulstown Dolmen, Reginalds Tower and The Ballysaggartmore Towers respectively.
The people that live in the Deise today are known to thrive on Irish traditions such as hurling and eating blaas (a type of floury bread roll, unique to the region). |
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The Deise were a tribe who lived in the area that is today called Waterford. |
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john m
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It's the name of an ancient tribe from the Waterford area in Ireland. |
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boofuswoolie
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"I think that the word DÈÌSE (dayshey) comes from early Irish (Gaelic)" in deis"= in servitude I also recall reading somewhere that the dèise were a tribe of the BELGAE ''firfolgs" just "ethnically cleansed " to presrnt dèise and an area in Co. Clare. |
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County Waterford is known locally as "The Decies" (An Déise). Sometime between the 4th and 8th centuries, a tribe of native Gaelic people called the Déisi were driven from the southern parts of the country, conquering and settling here. The ancient principality of the Déise is today roughly coterminous with the current Diocese of Waterford and Lismore.
The Deise region has two mountain ranges, rivers and lakes and over 30 beaches along a volcanic coast line. It is one of the few regions in Ireland with a Gaeltacht, an area with native Irish speaking people. The Deise has a rich history from megalithic tombs and ogham stones, to Vikings, to remnants of English occupancy, including the Gaulstown Dolmen, Reginalds Tower and The Ballysaggartmore Towers respectively.
The people that live in the Deise today are known to thrive on Irish traditions such as hurling and eating blaas (a type of floury bread roll, unique to the region |
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Barbara Doll to you
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http://www.babylon.com/definition/deise/All |
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ianmacpherson55
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_Waterford |
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murnip
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The Déise were a tribe that settled in Co. Waterford |
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Orla C
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I think the meaning of the word has been lost, but it generally refers to a tribe that settled in the Waterford area long ago. |
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Tax123
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for all things to do with the modern Deise, check out the website www.upthedeise.com |
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the_chosen_one
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go to google and type the following:-
define: deise
answer is "Waterford is known as the Deise because of a tribe called the Deise. They were driven from Tara sometime between the 4th and 8th centuries AD. They conquered and settled in the area now known as Co. Waterford. Originally referred to as Deise Muman. " |
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emily
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dictionary.com
DEISE:
pitch3 [pitʃ] verb
to (cause to) fall heavily
Example: He pitched forward. |
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Joy5
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deise
a suit of clothes; from deas. Irish, Middle Irish deise, a robe; Early Irish deis, entourage of chief. Cf. for meaning English suit. |
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i googled deise and up came a few likely sites, i miss waterford i worked there for 5 years |
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The Shadow
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It's a Waterford Crystal designed tumbler |
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