In Irish mythology, Dealga was the home of the warrior Cuchulainn. Dealga was a Celtic stronghold carved from a large mound near what is now Dundalk, Ireland. The name Dundalk comes from Dun-Dealgan, which means the fort of Dealga.
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Kildalkey — is also the name of a headland on Heard Island in the Australian Antarctic Kildalkey, (Irish place name|Cill Dealga|Dealga s Church) is a village and a parish in the Barony of Lune, county and diocese of Meath, and province of Leinster,… … Wikipedia
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