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* [[Cian Ciaran]], (b. 1976), Welsh keyboard player. |
* [[Cian Ciaran]], (b. 1976), Welsh keyboard player. |
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* [[Errigal Ciarán]], Irish GAA club |
* [[Errigal Ciarán]], Irish GAA club |
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It is the rule that Kieran wins the game and no more drawings will be allowed after this. |
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== References == |
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Ciarán, Kieran, Kieren, or Kieron, (pronunciation: /kɪˈɛra:n/ or Kee-uh-rawn, with the 'uh' barely spoken; the name is Anglicised as Kieran, pronounced Kee-ran where the long 'a' of the Irish is shortened), is a Gaelic personal name meaning 'Little Dark One', 'Dark Prince' or 'Dark Haired One'.[1] Ciarán comes from the Gaelic word 'Ciar' which means 'dark' or 'black'.[2][3] Ciar can be linked back to Ciar, son of Fergus, King of Ulster.[4]It is linked with many names, like Kerry meaning Ciar's People.[5] It is generally associated with a number of Irish saints:
