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@ceri-shaw • 4 years ago

Welsh Word Of The Day ( 3/17/2022 ) dibyn - precipice, cliff, edge

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@ceri-shaw • 4 years ago • comments: 0
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@ceri-shaw • 4 years ago

This Day in Welsh History - March 17th

17th March

Was St Patrick Welsh? It is believed that Saint Patrick was born c. 387 and died 17 March c. 460. The Anglo-Saxons...

@ceri-shaw • 4 years ago

This Day in Welsh History - March 16th

On 16th March 1647 - Harlech Castle, the last Royalist stronghold of the English Civil War, surrendered to...

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This Day in Welsh History - March 15th

On this day, 1961 Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor married (for the first time) in Montreal. It was while...

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This Day in Welsh History - March 14th

On this day 2012, it was announced that St Asaph was to be awarded city status. St Asaph (Llanelwy) is situated...