Irish Sea (1711 bytes)
1: The '''Irish Sea''' separates the islands of [[Ireland]] and [[Bri...
3: ...e [[Isle of Man]] lies in the middle of the Irish Sea.
5: ...d via the Irish Sea include the routes from [[Swansea]] to [[Cork (city)|Cork]], [[Fishguard]] and [[Pe...
7: ...s an environmental forum concerned with the Irish Sea.
9: The Irish Sea has been subject to heavy radioactive pollution b...

Sea to Sea Cycle Route (2809 bytes)
2: The [[Sea to Sea Cycle Route]] (C2C) is [[Britain]]'s most popular...
11: ...ritain's old industrial heartlands to the [[North Sea]] and Sunderland. There is also the option of sta...
21: ...s when your front wheel gets a dip in the [[North Sea]] at the finish.

More Irish than the Irish themselves (slogan) (591 bytes)
1: ...ss and a wholesale identification with all things Irish. While this phenonemon was associated with earlie...

Old Irish (841 bytes)
1: ...e [[10th century]], when it gives way to [[Middle Irish]].
3: ...arlier form of the language, known as [[Primitive Irish]], are known from inscriptions in the [[ogham]] a...
5: ...and the [[Book of Leinster]], are essentially Old Irish in character.
8: [[Category:Irish language]]

Irish (404 bytes)
1: '''Irish''' can refer to multiple things:
4: * The [[Irish ethnicity]].
5: * The [[Irish language]], the [[Goidelic]] [[Celtic]] language ...
6: ...lish]], the [[English language]] as spoken by the Irish.
7: * [[Irish whiskey]].

Irish neutrality (6003 bytes)
2: ...ccessor the [[Republic of Ireland]] since [[Anglo-Irish Treaty|independence]] from the [[United Kingdom]]...
12: ...part of the [[United Kingdom]] and, although many Irish opposed the war, a substantial number did volunte...
18: ...n a German invasion of Ireland to get to Britain, Irish weather reports were crucial to the timing of the...
22: Thousands of Irish citizens fought on the Allied side against the Na...
24: ...psed however when Russel died in a u-boat off the Irish coast

Irish Examiner (1267 bytes)
1: ...'', ''The Examiner'') is an [[Republic of Ireland|Irish]] national daily [[newspaper]] which primarily ci...
3: ...[The Irish Times]]'' ([[broadsheet]]) and the ''[[Irish Independent]]'' (both broadsheet and [[tabloid]] ...
5: ...years to ''The Examiner'', and subsequently the ''Irish Examiner''.
10: *[http://www.irishexaminer.com Official website - Irish Examiner]
12: [[Category:Irish newspapers]]

Irish pound (4252 bytes)
1: ...]: '''punt''') was the [[currency]] unit of the [[Irish Free State]], and later of the republic of [[Repu...
4: ... Bank of Ireland]]. The complete list of pre-1971 Irish coins were
20: ...with the pound Sterling, becoming known as the '''Irish Punt'''.
22: ...age:ie1pnd1990.jpg|thumb|200px|£1 Coin - features Irish [[red deer]]]]
24: Irish coins introduced after 1979 (20p and £1) were of ...

Ir (Irish mythology) (676 bytes)
1: In [[Irish mythology]] '''Ir''' son of [[Eber Finn]] was joi...

Irish verbs (8260 bytes)
1: '''Irish verb''' forms are constructed either '''synthetic...
7: In addition to the three persons, Irish also has an impersonal form (also called the "aut...
9: See [[Irish orthography]] for a discussion of how verb ending...
180: *[[Irish dialects]]
181: *[[Irish language]]

Irish Terrier (2069 bytes)
4: !Irish Terrier
15: |Irish Red Terrier
40: ...ml NZKC], [http://www.ukcdogs.com/breeds/terriers/irishterrier.std.shtml UKC]
42: ...d [[otter]]s due to its very good sense of smell. Irish Terriers are coloured golden red, red wheaten, or...
50: [[de:Irish Terrier]]

Irish Army (2649 bytes)
2: [[Image:Brigade_Organisation_Map.JPG|thumb|Irish Army brigade areas]]
36: **[[Irish Army Rangers|Army Ranger Wing (Sciathán Fianóglac...
43: ==Famous former Irish Regiments==
44: [[Image:Irish regts.JPG|thumb|Former Irish Regiments]]
45: ... the foundation of the [[Irish Free State]], many Irish soldiers served with distinction in regiments of ...

Irish Carbomb (493 bytes)
1: ...lled half with [[Irish whiskey]], and half with [[Irish Cream]]. The drink is meant to be consumed very ...
3: ...terrorist]] tactic commonly associated with the [[Irish Republican Army]].

Irish literature (8916 bytes)
1: ...e also the main article on [[modern literature in Irish]].
3: ...e]] in other countries. From the older tradition, Irish writers in English have inherited a sense of wond...
7: ...n English has also been written in Ireland and by Irish writers abroad.
9: ...ported the old professional bards broke down, and Irish language poetry started to become marginalised an...
11: ...ing of bardic poetry and song and the first major Irish poets in English, [[Jonathan Swift]] and [[Oliver...

Irish question (250 bytes)
1: ...dependence began in [[1916]] and ended with the [[Irish Civil War]] in [[1921]].

Irish American (4134 bytes)
1: ...ch-Irish also consider themselves Irish American. Irish Americans currently make up roughly 10% of all [[...
3: ... descendants often retain a strong sense of their Irish heritage.
5: ...ents being of Irish descent. Regionally, the most Irish-American part of the country remains northern and...
7: ...eed Apply". Other 19th century stereotypes of the Irish included views of them as being violent and prone...
9: ...their members' pride in their Irish heritage. The Irish American way of life has also been chronicled in ...

Primitive Irish (1404 bytes)
1: ...mitive Irish''' is the oldest known form of the [[Irish language]], known only from fragments, mostly per...
3: ...k]] or [[Sanskrit]]. It is barely recognisable as Irish.
5: ... druidic register, the [[vernacular]] register of Irish changed rapidly and radically.
7: ... came to be written in the [[6th century]], [[Old Irish]] was in character essentially the same language ...
10: [[Category:Irish language]]

Irish Brigade (US) (3440 bytes)
1: ...nantly of [[Irish immigrants to the United States|Irish immigrants]].
3: ...al [[Thomas Francis Meagher]]. Made up largely of Irish-Americans, many of whom were recent immigrants, t...
7: ...unteers that would eventually become the official Irish Brigade.
8: ...62 as the only non-Irish Regiment to serve in the Irish Brigade.
10: ...ickett's]] division, which ironically included an Irish regiment under Major General Patrick Cleburne.

Irish nationalism (1546 bytes)
1: An '''Irish nationalist''' is generally one who seeks (greate...
3: ...ising]] of [[1916]], became the dominant force in Irish nationalism.
5: ...e [[Home Rule]] arrangement that arose from the [[Irish Civil War]] of the early [[1920s]] and was furthe...

Irish Volunteers (6145 bytes)
1: ...] organization established by [[Irish nationalism|Irish Nationalists]] in [[1913]] "to secure and maintai...
3: ...were [[Patrick Pearse]], [[Eamonn Ceannt]], and [[Sean MacDermott]].
7: ... it had a major drawback when the leader of the [[Irish Parliamentary Party]], [[John Redmond]] demanded ...
10: ...r, they were met by a large patrol of the [[Royal Irish Constabulary]] and the [[British Army]]. The Voun...
13: ...rge numbers, and ceased to play an active role in Irish politics.

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