Connaught

[ kon-awt ]

noun

1. a province in the NW Republic of Ireland. 6,610 sq. mi. (17,120 sq. km).

Connaught

/ ˈkɒnɔːt /

noun

1. another name for Connacht

Example Sentences

The couple tied the knot officially Aug. 9 with a small civil ceremony at the Connaught Hotel in London, according to People.

From Los Angeles Times

Moya said that Galway will be tough competition: "They won the Connaught title so that's a lot and then they got past Donegal and they beat Dublin too."

From BBC

If popping along to the Savoy or Connaught exceeds the budget, it is possible to live the high life through a screen.

From BBC

Stores and restaurants were closed in the capital's premier Connaught Place colonial-era shopping district, as well as in the popular Khan Market.

From Reuters

Just as in the 1960s America, employers could pay workers below minimum wages if they earned tips, in the 1950s and 60s India - just years into the country's independence - "many standalone restaurants in Delhi's Connaught Place or Kolkata's Park Street or Mumbai's Churchgate Street did not pay their waiters salaries at all and expected them to get by with tips".

From BBC