The Gaelic form of Dundee is Dùn Dèagh – ‘the fort of Daig’. Daig was a fairly uncommon Irish name meaning fire. However, Conall Corc, the legendary King of Munster, was exiled in Scotland in the 5th century, and one of his sons was named Daig.
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