Carey’s Lane leads off Patrick Street in Cork to Paul Street and the large Tesco shopping center there. In by-gone days it was part of the Huguenot Quarter of the city.
© 2006 Donncha O Caoimh
Carey’s Lane
17 Jan
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what is the meaning upper the “carey’s lane” in english?
That’s the Irish translation. Literally, “Lane [of] Carey”. Irish sentence structure is often the reverse of what appears in English.
“Ui” doesn’t mean “of”, but is used in many female names, and basically means “daughter of”. Streets names are female in Irish evidently which is why they used “Lana Ui Chiardha”!
I can feel another web 2.0 coming…….
web 2.0 app, I mean. Not another web 2.0. We’ve already got one of those.
Great Photo, do you have any more of Carey’s lane? My gggggrandfather (John Carey) had a business in Carey’s lane back in the 1800′s. Would love to get hold of any photo’s of this area modern or old.
Russell – I’ll send you some photos later!