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Very hard working people with positive attitudes. Urban Dictionary

The best people ever. why? no reasons, we just are. Urban Dictionary

The Conscience of the world. You dickheads keep fuckin' things up, and us Irish have to sort out the mess. Don't ever forget that. Urban Dictionary

Best people ever. Why? No reasons. We just are. Urban Dictionary

People From Ireland(Obviously) The Language Spoken by the Irish(Gaeilge) A Nation far Greater than Britian A Nation to be proud to be Born in Not just a place full of potatoes and drink The founders of Guinness The Nation who kicked the bastard Brits out of Ireland! For all my fellow irishmen reading this I salute you and advise you to give this definition a thumbs up! Urban Dictionary

A guy who can get pretty much any girl he wants by just smiling, laughing, and talking. She doesn't even have to be drunk and he doesn't even have to say anything interesting or sweet. Urban Dictionary

" Negroes turned inside out." The Irish are a cultured and intelligent people who have been discriminated against in both England and America. Believe me, those WASPs weren't always holding parades for us. They used to burn our churchs, lynch us, fire us first, hire us last. Plus, since we were all poor, did all that jigging, and drank a lot they didn't consider us white. They used to call us "negroes turned inside out." So don't take your heritage for granted, my fellow Irishmen. We've been through a lot. Thats probably why Irish women are some of the most strong-willed, brave women in the world, a long with black, italian, and jewish women. The same goes for our hard-working men, who gave their lives on the assembly lines. Never forget. Urban Dictionary

1. People From Ireland (Duhh) 2. Went Through 800 Years of English Oppression and kicked (most) of the bastards out. Still troubles going on to this day 3. Probably the nicest race of people you will ever meet 4. Can handle drink unlike some English louts. 5. Hate knackers/Chavs Urban Dictionary

The smoothest people in the world, they have this bad rep but its bull, they have this good rep and its true ;) best known for guinness and flogging molly :D daaaaaamn straight ha oh and i'm irish, and you're not, :P Urban Dictionary

The best goddammed race in the whole fucking world. Survived centuries of bastard English invasions.Love black humour. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to irish:
irish, iris, arish, rish, trish, irtish, mirish, airish, drish, irisa, oirish, girish, ifish, crish, iriss, brish, irisch, iish.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word irish:
gaelic, ira, dublin, ulster, galway, annals, ancestry, famine, ireland, limerick, cork, hurling, belfast, leinster, munster, nationalist, commons, descent, immigrants, immigrant, celtic, dame, kerry, rebellion, politician, peer, mythology, republican, lions, mac, protestant, volunteers, footballer, surname, scottish, lords, stakes, welsh, catholic, folk, derby, corresponding, guards, patrick, parliamentary, independence, poet, rugby.

Adjectives that are often used to describe irish:
anglo, scotch, native, many, ancient, poor, wild, old, british, early, american, modern, anti, 18th, mere, immigrant, non, southern, pure, pagan, generation, peculiarly, class, northern, disaffected, half, born, compulsory, rural, scottish, century, rebellious, ignorant, destitute, unfortunate, loyal, called, indigenous, catholic, impoverished, dirty, barbarous, poorer, pro, wretched, part, oppressed, victorious, innocent, discontented, meere, savage, stricken, brave, speaking, turbulent, bloody, unhappy, wealthy, hostile, gaelic, distressed, miserable, aboriginal, 1st, fluent, damned.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective irish:
people, history, immigrants, catholics, question, language, americans, members, government, literature, nationalism, parliament, affairs, women, descent, society, politics, nationalists, party, nation, girl, policy, writers, coast, family, population, army, american, rebellion, culture, music, potatoes, bishops, tradition, families, protestants, poet, name, blood, peasant, independence, movement, gentleman, monks, brogue, rebels, community, famine, soldiers, leaders, church, origin, names, landlords, immigration, race, ancestry, peasantry, accent, emigrants, workers, economy, priest, leader, vote, trade, troops, immigrant, priests, peasants, poetry, writer, songs, industry, saints, identity, settlers, parents, melodies, whiskey, extraction, poets, clergy, girls, stew, regiments, farmers, moss, kings, boy.

Consonant match to irish:
arish, arrish, orosz, air rush.

Words that sound like irish:
irish, arish, arrish, iris, i wish, fairish, girish, orosz, eyeish, nourish, trish, orage, frisch, oarage, crish, drish, frische, ira, irus, iras, irat, irous, fresh, crush, irate, thresh, thrush, creche, irie, trush, iry, suresh, gresh, krush, cresh, frush, irey, iria, eyewash, iru, fresch, eye roll, grush, eye wash, dresch, iros, teresh, ireo, courage, crash, cherish, fridge, frosh, irit, garish, boorish, frige, eris, arsh, aish, bearish, arsch, borish, harish, barish, aret, brish, farish, marish, aeris, fritch, croche, currish, laroche, gerrish, erit, boarish, drash, frosch, arear, auris, fritsch, arret, ariz, fritsche, crich, grosh, arit, erice, erris, grosch, fritzsche, gritch, houris, ehret, frasch, krausz, earsh, farrish, eyrir.