Dundalk

American

[duhn-dawk, duhn-dawk, -dawlk] / ˈdʌn dɔk, dʌnˈdɔk, -ˈdɔlk /

noun

a town in central Maryland, near Baltimore.
a seaport in NE Republic of Ireland.

Dundalk British

/ dʌnˈdɔːk /

noun

a town in NE Republic of Ireland, on Dundalk Bay : county town of Co Louth. Pop: 32 505 (2002)

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After decades of "boom and bust", cross-border retail in Newry and Dundalk is on "an even keel", according to business leaders in the area.

From BBC

Newry in Northern Ireland and Dundalk in the Republic of Ireland sit just 13 miles apart, roughly halfway along the main Belfast to Dublin corridor.

From BBC

Today Dundalk is bright and vibrant with healthy occupancy, strong footfall and well-presented shops.

From BBC

"Clothes, tops and jeans especially, are cheaper in Dundalk. I think they can be a lot cheaper."

From BBC

She also goes clothes shopping in Dundalk.

From BBC

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