Noun
a resident of Dublin
Source: WordNetAlthough it was difficult to arrange trials because of the pandemic eventually, she was snapped up by London City Lionesses, a team managed at the time by Dubliner, Lisa Fallon, who recently had to step away for family reasons. Source: Internet
But McGregor will compete at welterweight on his return, and despite insisting he has only gained 5lbs since his last fight, UFC boss Dana White claims the Dubliner is in the shape of his life. Source: Internet
It was McGregor's first appearance in the Octagon for nearly 18 months and fan will now be salivating at the ever-more-likely prospect of a rematch between the Dubliner and Khabib Nurmagomedov. Source: Internet
Email “'It's a great memory to treasure' - The Dubliner who once went toe-to-toe with Kobe Bryant”. Source: Internet
The cream always rises to the top with Dubliner Eddy Byrne defeating previous winner Hazel Drury in the Final. Source: Internet
Auld Dubliner at Squaw Village: potato and goat cheese crostini ($8.50); boxties, shepherd's pie, Irish stew (from $12.95). Source: Internet