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{{ | {{ie}}'''ARKLOW''' | ||
'''ARKLOW''' | |||
County : [[Wicklow (county)|Wicklow]] | County : [[Wicklow (county)|Wicklow]] | ||
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Argent, on water barry-wavy azure and of the first in base an ancient ship of one mast affrontée proper, the sail set and charged with a raven with wings expanded sable, in chief two points, dexter and sinister gules, on the dexter a potter’s wheel or and on the sinister a salmon leaping also proper, with the Motto: Maoin na mara ár Muinighin. | |||
===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The arms were certified to Arklow Urban District Council on 1 August 1956. | |||
The arms show a sail ship, a fish and a potters wheel. The old Viking ship with the raven on the sail denotes the town's ancient connection with the Norsemen. The fish on the right-hand corner depicts the great tradition of fishing and the potters wheel in the left corner denotes the once local pottery, which was the town's biggest industry. | The arms show a sail ship, a fish and a potters wheel. The old Viking ship with the raven on the sail denotes the town's ancient connection with the Norsemen. The fish on the right-hand corner depicts the great tradition of fishing and the potters wheel in the left corner denotes the once local pottery, which was the town's biggest industry. | ||
The motto "Maoin na mara ar muinighin" translated means "Our hope lies in the riches of the Sea". This again shows Arklow's fishing and sea-faring tradition. | The motto "Maoin na mara ar muinighin" translated means "Our hope lies in the riches of the Sea". This again shows Arklow's fishing and sea-faring tradition.'''[[Literature]]''': | ||
{{media}} Image provided by "Laurence Jones" (laurencejones@eircom.net) | |||
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[[Category:Irish municipalities]] | [[Category:Irish municipalities]] | ||
[[Category:Wicklow]] | [[Category:Wicklow]] |
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