Eilean a' Cheo

Uinneag

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Is the new name given buy Highland council in their infinite wisdom for the Isle of Skye meaning The Misty Isle
This comes into force on Thursday

Gaelic for Isle of Skye is actually An t-Eilean Sgiathanach
Cheo means Mist / smoke

I will now be operating as Cheo Oonyack meaning Misty windscreens. I can't see much in the way of business opportunities here when drivers can't see out of there windaes because they are all misted up and there is a smoking ban in commercial vehicles. Accidents will soar I tell ye:rob

Edinburgh is gonnie be renamed Stinky Water
Glasgow Buckie toon
Leven Reichstag
Glen Clova Tosserville for one weekend only:D

FFS Who comes up with all this sh1te anyway :nenau

I look forward to all the visitors calling it Eileen a Cheeeo

Eellan a Ke yaw is the pronunciation:thumb
 
Dublin means Dubh Linn or Black Pool, if that is an help.
The Irish name is Baile Atha Cliath which means The Town of the Ford of the Hurdles !! Gobful or wha!
Bin
 
I saw this in a paper today and thougth that it was a wind up cos we hadnae heard anything form the King of Skye... :nenau

Oh well, King Eilean has a certain ring aboot it...:augie
 
Cheo or ceo (Irish Gaelic) also means fog.:rob

Perhaps the worthy civil servant who thought up the the new name decided that magical mist was too romantic and fog more aptly described the weather on Skye. :augie :augie

Or maybe that's what his/her brain is permanently in.:confused: :confused:
 


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