Divis Drive / Céide Dhuibhise

Divis Drive / Céide Dhuibhise
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Divis Drive had been previously called Baldoyle Street. "It is possible that the name 'Black Mountain' is in fact a translation of the Irish name Dubhais (from which we get Divis) and that originally Divis and Black Mountain were thought of as being all the one mountain, named from its highest peak, Dubhais". The Northern Ireland Place-Name Project @placenamesni. Divis Street is included in the 1843 Belfast Directory including the names of residents and businesses such as John Alexander and Co. flour millers and the Falls Mill Company. Divis is also the name of a townland.
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It is possible that the name 'Black Mountain' is in fact a translation of the Irish name Dubhais (from which we get Divis) and that originally Divis and Black Mountain were thought of as being all the one mountain, named from its highest peak, Dubhais". The Northern Ireland Place-Name Project @placenamesni.