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Broombridge

Broombridge proper noun: a railway and tram interchange beside the Royal Canal in the suburb of Cabra, Dublin, Ireland (Irish grid ref O 1337).

broombridge: a railway and tram interchange beside the Royal Canal in the suburb of Cabra, Dublin, Ireland...
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Proper noun

Broombridge

  1. A railway and tram interchange beside the Royal Canal in the suburb of Cabra, Dublin, Ireland (Irish grid ref O 1337).

Origin of Broombridge

Named after Broom Bridge, a canal bridge named after William Broome. Broombridge Road crosses the bridge and the railway.

Questions about Broombridge

What does Broombridge mean?
Broombridge means a railway and tram interchange beside the Royal Canal in the suburb of Cabra, Dublin, Ireland (Irish grid ref O 1337).
What part of speech is Broombridge?
Broombridge is a proper noun.

Words near Broombridge in the dictionary

  1. Broomall
  2. broomball
  3. broomballer
  4. broomballers
  5. broomballs
  6. Broombridge
  7. broombush
  8. broombushes
  9. broomcorn
  10. broomcorn millet
  11. broomcorn millets

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