Eastward along the coast, past Cuas Crom(a cove) and Leic Chaoil(a sea-rock) to the mouth of the beautiful harbour of Fionntrá sailed the mighty fleet...that headland is known ever since as Rinn na Báirce, meaning ‘Barque Point’ referring to the type of vessel used by Dáire Donn...
Soir le cósta iad thar Chuas Crom agus thar Leic Chaoil go béal cuain...thar Rinn na Báirce, mar ainm air riamh ó shin, isteach go Cuan Fionntrá leo...
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