What are ten animals names contained in Dublin placenames?

Here are ten animal names contained in Dublin placenames:

1) Booterstown - this area is named after the butter that used to be produced there, and the word 'booter' is derived from the Irish word 'bótar', meaning 'cow'.

2) Cabra - this area takes its name from the Irish word 'cabra', meaning 'goat'.

3) Chapelizod - this area is named after the Church of St. Laurence O'Toole, which is located there, and the word 'chapelizod' is derived from the Irish words 'teampaill Ísde', meaning 'temple of the deer'.

4) Crumlin - this area is named after the River Camac, which flows through it, and the word 'crumlin' is derived from the Irish word 'cromghlinn', meaning 'crooked valley'.

5) Dolphin's Barn - this area is named after the Dolphin family, who lived there in the 18th century, and the word 'barn' is derived from the Irish word 'bearnán', meaning 'a gap'.

6) Donnybrook - this area is named after the River Dodder, which flows through it, and the word 'brook' is derived from the Irish word 'broc', meaning 'badger'.

7) Foxrock - this area is named after the foxes that used to live there, and the word 'rock' is derived from the Irish word 'carraig', meaning 'rock'.

8) Glasnevin - this area is named after the River Glasnevin, which flows through it, and the word 'glasnevin' is derived from the Irish words 'glas', meaning 'green', and 'nevin', meaning 'little river'.

9) Howth - this area is named after the headland that it is situated on, and the word 'howth' is derived from the Irish word 'benn Éadair', meaning 'head of Éadar'.

10) Kilmainham - this area is named after the church that was located there, and the word 'kilmainham' is derived from the Irish word 'Cill Mhaighneann', meaning 'church of the monks'.