Examples of 'greater dublin' in a sentence

Meaning of "greater dublin"

greater dublin: refers to a larger area or region surrounding the city of Dublin, Ireland

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Greater dublin water.
Howth is an old fishing village that is now part of the greater Dublin suburbs.
Greater Dublin is directly served by several motorways.
The project is part of the Greater Dublin water supply scheme extension and improvement.
Greater Dublin water supply network.
The six local authorities in the Greater Dublin area.
The Greater Dublin water supply strategy study.
A large part of the Irish population is located in the Greater Dublin area.
The population of the greater Dublin area is approximately 1 million.
However the vast majority of its member clubs are based in the Greater Dublin Area.
Greater Dublin Region 1.6m ; well over a quarter of the Republic 's population lives in the metropolitan area.
Dublin Suburban Rail network consists of five railway lines serving the Greater Dublin.
Dublin 's population is over 1 million but the Greater Dublin area contains at least 1 ½ million.
These were to be the last regular passenger duties for the 121s within Greater Dublin.
Sunrise Radio Ireland is a radio station, broadcasting to the Greater Dublin area in Ireland.

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Of the population lives in just one urban area - greater Dublin.
Per cent of the incidents are reported as occurring in the greater Dublin area ;.
The service operates Monday to Friday in five locations in the Greater Dublin Area including,.
Heroin abuse, which is confined mainly to the greater Dublin area ;.

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