Examples of 'dundrum' in a sentence
Meaning of "dundrum"
Dundrum is a toponym that may refer to a place name, such as a town or village
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- An outer suburb of Dublin, Ireland.
- A village in County Tipperary, Ireland.
- A village in County Down, Northern Ireland, near Dundrum Bay.
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Left me standing outside Dundrum shopping center like a loser.
I have to get Warren a new pair of runners in Dundrum.
The space available within Dundrum allowed a less oppressive management.
Its chief town is Dundrum.
Visit Dundrum and have amazing views from the Norman castle.
Here are the statements taken from Dundrum a few hours ago.
Open late most nights Dundrum Centre is a collection of restaurants, cinema, theatre and shopping outlets.
This was before their move to the Dundrum Shopping Centre.
Where are you going? I have to get Warren a new pair of runners in Dundrum.
Both laid out alongside the Dundrum Bay and backdrop of huge mountains.
And in the winter, why not take the family ice skating at Dundrum on Ice.
Then on to the coastal village of Dundrum and visit it 's Norman castle.
Located about 2 miles south of Killough, marking the entrance to Dundrum Bay.
Fallon & Byrne to expand to Dundrum village centre.
Left me standing outside Dundrum shopping center like a loser. - Didn't show up.
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Within 3 years, over 70 million people visited Dundrum Town Centre.
It 's a short walk from Dundrum Town Centre -- the largest shopping centre in Ireland.
Final exercises were carried out to the south in Dundrum Bay and Belfast Lough.
He was probably born at Dundrum Castle, where his parents lived in the early 1640s.
Keenan's numberplates were spotted at a petrol station on the Dundrum Road, just outside of Newcastle.
The workshops eventually moved from Dundrum to Hardwicke Street, Dublin in 1912.
They then relocated to Building 4 of the Dundrum Town Centre complex.
