(Adjective) of or relating to Ireland, its people, or their language; (Noun) the Celtic language of Ireland; the people of Ireland collectively.
Origin
From Old English Iras (the Irish people), from Old Norse Írar, from Old Irish Ériu (Ireland). The adjectival form Irish developed from Middle English. The underlying Celtic root is related to the name Éire (Ireland).
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