“An Bruach Naofa” in Irish. This translates to Holybanks in English. Holybanks is our focus today. It’s a place with a story etched into the very ground we stand on.
Hollybanks sits within the Swords West Electoral Division. This is part of the Civil Parish of Swords. Nethercross is the barony encompassing it all. Finally it is located in the County of Dublin.
We’re just 12km north of Dublin City Centre. Dublin Airport is nearby. Holybanks is strategically positioned.
But what makes Holybanks so special? Let’s delve a little deeper.
Holybanks’ official name is Holybanks. The official Irish name is An Bruach Naofa. This duality reflects Ireland’s rich cultural heritage. Both languages are important.
The exact location of Holybanks is 53° 28′ 13″ N latitude and 6° 13′ 37″ W longitude. These coordinates pinpoint Holybanks on the map.
Holybanks isn’t just a point on a map. It’s a place with defined borders. It is surrounded by other townlands. However, the exact names of these neighboring townlands are currently unknown.
On a nationwide scale, Holybanks ranks as the 59687th largest townland. Within County Dublin, it’s the 1003rd largest. Size isn’t everything. Holybanks possesses its own unique charm.
The story of Holybanks is still being written. New chapters are constantly added. It evolves with each passing year. Residential developments are planned. This is a sign of growth.
Imagine the stories held within Holybanks. Think of the people who have walked this land. They lived and worked here.
Brianh added Holybanks to OpenStreetMap on August 17, 2015. This act connects Holybanks to the digital world. Now everyone can find it.
Holybanks has been shaped by time. From its ancient Irish name to its modern developments, Holybanks is a testament to the enduring spirit of Ireland. It is a place where history and progress intertwine.