Irishness

Irishness
the quality or state of being Irish.

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  • Irishness — Irish ► NOUN (also Irish Gaelic) ▪ the Celtic language of Ireland. ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to Ireland or Irish. 2) offensive illogical or apparently so. DERIVATIVES Irishman noun Irishness noun Irishwoman …   English terms dictionary

  • Irishness — noun Date: 1804 the fact or quality of being Irish …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • irishness — irish·ness …   English syllables

  • Irishness — /ˈaɪrɪʃnəs/ (say uyrishnuhs) noun 1. the quality of being Irish. 2. the quality found in Irish behaviours and attitudes of mind, perceived as culturally stereotypical, such as being paradoxical, resilient, etc …  

  • irishness — noun ( es) Usage: usually capitalized : the quality or state of being Irish …   Useful english dictionary

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