irish

[US]/ˈaɪərɪʃ/
[UK]/ˈaɪrɪʃ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. of or relating to Ireland; relating to the Irish people
n. a person from Ireland; the language or people of Ireland; Ireland

Phrases & Collocations

Irish culture

Irish whiskey

Irish heritage

irish sea

irish coffee

irish republic

irish republican army

irish potato

irish bull

Example Sentences

Irish whiskey is known for its smooth and rich flavor.

She has Irish ancestry.

The Irish music festival is held annually in March.

He loves to listen to Irish folk songs.

The Irish pub is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

She bought a beautiful Irish wool sweater.

The Irish countryside is known for its stunning landscapes.

They celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a traditional Irish meal.

The Irish dancer performed a mesmerizing routine.

He has an Irish lilt in his accent.

Real-world Examples

I'm Irish. -And the Irish guy wins the joke.

Source: Friends Season 6

And we have the local, which is the Irish " like" .

Source: TED Talks (Video Version) Bilingual Selection

In the late 19th century, Ireland experienced an Irish Renaissance.

Source: Crash Course in Drama

My mom's side 100% Irish and my dad's side half Irish.

Source: Connection Magazine

Even a lot of people who aren't Irish are celebrating as well.

Source: AP Listening Collection March 2014

Will this renew calls for Irish unity?

Source: NPR News January 2020 Compilation

You call your eyes the Irish blues? Yeah, the Irish blues.

Source: Conan Talk Show

So it's really English, Irish and Scottish slang.

Source: Learn slang from celebrities.

Shortbreads are not Irish; they are Scottish.

Source: Idol speaks English fluently.

I'm -- I'm sorry. Do Irish tears not sparkle?

Source: Modern Family Season 6

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