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IRISH
IRISH
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Abies ___ Rose
My Wild ___ Rose
The Sketch Book Thackeray
When ___ Eyes Are Smiling
The Fighting ___
-- setter
-- terrier
3/17 celebrants
Adjective for coffee or whiskey
Adjective for coffee
Almost half of U.S. immigrants in 1840
Apt to celebrate March 17?
Barley-based whiskey
Blackpools sea
Bono
Celtic language
Coffee choice
Coffee descriptor
Cohans ancestors
Coming from Cork
Cork folk
Cork masses
Cork people
Cork populace
Cork population
Cork-based
Corkers?
Dander
Descriptor for this puzzles theme
Donegal denizens
Douglas Hydes people
Dublin denizens
Dublin-born
Dubliners
Eire-born?
Emerald Isle folk
Erse
Fighting ___
Fighting ___ (Notre Dames team)
Fighting ___ (Notre Dame)
Fighting___
Folk of Cork
Footballs Fighting ___
From Belfast
From Blarney or Killarney
From Cork or Killarney
From Cork
From County Clare
From Donegal
From Dublin
From Galway
From Kilkenny
From Killarney
From Limerick
From Tullamore
From Waterford
From the Emerald Isle
From the auld sod
From the old sod
G. Cohans ancestors
G.M. Cohans ancestors
Gaelic language
Gracie Allens heritage
Hailing from Donegal
Hibernian
Hibernians
IRA leader
IRA part
Its spoken in the Gaeltacht
Jiggers?
John Lennon The Luck of the ___
Joyces countrymen
Kildares people
Kilkenny-born
Kind of coffee
Kind of coffee or stew
Kind of jig
Kind of jig or stew
Kind of linen
Kind of setter
Kind of setter or stew
Kind of stew
Kind of stew or coffee
Kind of stew or whiskey
Kind of whiskey
Kind of whiskey or coffee
Knute Rocknes Fighting ___
Knute Rocknes team (with The)
Legendary lucky lot
Like Abies Rose
Like Aer Lingus
Like Angela in Angelas Ashes
Like Bono
Like Cork folk
Like Darren Clarke
Like Guinness
Like James Joyce
Like Joyce
Like Ronan Tynan and U2
Like Samuel Beckett
Like Shaw or Yeats
Like Van Morrison
Like Yeats
Like a banshee
Like a brogue
Like a colleen
Like hurling
Like leprechauns
Like many St. Patricks Day celebrants
Like many pubs
Like rocks U2
Like some whiskey
Like the Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral lullaby
Like the Cranberries
Like the McCourts
Like the River Erne
Like the original Molly Maguires
Like whiskey
Like whisky
Limerick group
Linen or coffee preceder
Luck of the ___
Lucky group?
Lucky ones
Lucky ones?
Lucky people?
Lucky sorts?
Magyar : Hungarian :: Gaeilge : ___
March 17 celebrants
March 17 marchers
March 17 parading group
March 17 people
March 17th celebrants
March 17th marchers
March honorees
March marchers
March-date celebrants
Mid-March celebrants
Mid-March merrymakers
Native to Dublin
Notre Dame athletes
Notre Dame faithful
Notre Dame squad
Notre Dame team
Notre Dames Fighting ___
Notre Dames team
Notre Dame
Omen
One point in casino
Out of Kilkenny
Part of IRA
People from Waterford
People with O names
Popular ethnic music
Reel folks?
Reel people?
Rollers of Rs
Sea of green
Setter type
Sitting in chair
Sort of setter
Sort of stew
South Bend eleven
South Bend team
South Bend varsity name
St. Patricks Day marchers
St. Patricks converts
St. Patricks people
Stereotypically lucky sorts
Stew or potato
Stew or terrier
Stew type
Sweepstakes type
Tellers of leprechaun tales
Temper
Temper: Colloq.
Terrier type
The lucky ones?
They march in March
Tralee citizens
Type of bull or setter
Type of coffee
Type of potato
Type of setter
Type of whiskey
Van Morrison One ___ Rover
Wearers of the green
What Saint Patrick wasnt by birth
Whence the word whiskey
Whiskey choice
Word with coffee or linen
Word with coffee or potato
Word with setter or stew
___ Republican Army
___ Sea (Isle of Man setting)
___ Sea
___ Spring
___ Spring (brand of soap)
___ Spring (soap brand)
___ coffee
___ coffee (bar order)
___ coffee (whiskey drink)
___ setter
___ setter (reddish-brown pooch)
___ stew
___ terrier
___ wolfhound
___ wolfhound (large dog breed)
Costello's people.
Costello's constituents.
The Notre Dame eleven.
Natives of Cobh.
Men of Kerry.
Natives of Londonderry.
___ Sea, part of the Atlantic.
Zealous paraders.
Kind of terrier
Celtic
__stew
Dubliners (with the).
Island people.
Notre Dame eleven (with the).
Proverbially lucky people.
Setter
Cobbler
Notre Dame eleven.
Rose, for example.
Makers of linen, lace, etc.
Lucky folk (with the).
Celts
Famous football team.
O'Casey, for one.
Kind of potato?
Europeans
Certain potatoes.
Swift's nationality
Abie's Rose
Setter or potato
Notre Dame's team
Coffee or whisky
Sea or stew
Sea or potatoes
Isle of Man's sea
Stew or setter
Whisky or coffee
Potato or whisky
Kind of lace or potato
Linen or whiskey
Galway citizens
Notre Dame fighters
Shamrock fanciers
European sea.
G. M. Cohan's ancestors
Modern Celts
Citizens of Sligo
Kind of stew or potato
Joyce's compatriots
South Bend team, for short
South Bend footballers
Kind of wolfhound
People of Cork
___ setter, popular pet
Cohan's ancestors
Cork folks
Dander personified?
George M. Cohan's ancestors
Free State.
People of 141 Down
Gracie Allen's heritage
G. Cohan's ancestors
People of 17 Across
Relative of 41 Down
Fighting
People with O' names
___ Sweeps Derby
Jiggers
Notre Dame's Fighting ___
Rollers of R's
From County Clare, e.g.
Like rock's U2
Lucky ones, it's said
___ Sea, home of the Isle of Man
Temper, informally
From Cork, e.g.
___ Sea, connected to St. George's Channel
Football's Fighting ___
Like many St. Patrick's Day celebrants
Spring
Dubliners, e.g.
Fighting ___ (Notre Dame team)
___ Derby, annual sporting event since 1866
Fighting ___, Notre Dame athletes
Like 1-Across, by descent
Like the characters in Angela's Ashes
From Galway, say
44-Across's Fighting team
Source of the word galore
Luck o' the ___
Partiers on March 17
Kiss me, I'm ___ (T-shirt slogan)
Like the smiling eyes of song
Source of the word whiskey
Fighting college team
Like Andrew Jackson and James Buchanan, by heritage
Sort of coffee, stew or terrier
From Dublin, perhaps
Reddish-brown dog
Hibernian — breed of 4
Native to Erin, flower found on top of hill
Rishi's reconstruction – people allegedly lucky
Capital needed, with flag high
Hibernian flag at kick-off
Murdoch with her last lucky lot
Airship loses skin, ending up in middle of sea
Flag in front of hotel indicates nationality
National flag at top of hoist
Flower given to husband from Dublin, perhaps
Flower head of hydrangea comes from Ireland
Language from woman's hard to follow
Race in Kashmir is hard run
Setter may be hard at the end of the rainbow
Hibernian hotel flies flag
... a flower on hat initially comes from across the sea
Murdoch to her last, as she was born?
Like some setters covered in hair, I shave
Language of goddess that's hard to follow
Flower girl tethers unruly dog
Part of eye hospital instant? Here's a drink
Fighting Indiana team
Dublin residents
Type of coffee or whiskey
Perhaps Murdoch wants the SW broadcast dish
Arachne's brains regularly obliterated by hard whiskey
Relating to a country, not one a bit like Iran
Nationality of Murdoch before her end?
Hibernian flag on hospital
Like Joyce, a woman who has no boundaries
Hibernian girl hit it off
Hard 7 for Murdoch's kind of whiskey?
___ wristwatch (tongue twister)
People from 17 Across
People from Mayo
Source of galore
Folks from Killarney
From Cork or Kilkenny
Belfast-born
Dubliners, for instance
What everyone is on March 17th, its said
Like Saoirse Ronan and Ruth Negga
Like Ronald Reagans great grandparents
Sea that Douglas isle sits in the center of
What Saint Patrick never was, by birth
Limerick-loving, say
Like some coffee and ales
Woman rejected current husband, getting together with Harry Barker
Part of memoir I shortened in language using fewer letters
Hibernian flag on hotel
Hibernian flag on hotel
Like the Blarney Stone and Saoirse Ronan
Like Daniel Day-Lewis and Saoirse Ronan
___ Whiskey
Girl over here about to quickly mix drink
Word with whiskey or wolfhound
Room for manoeuvre
Refined
Warlike, regularly starts to mount attacks against random Dutch city
Most senior ministers throw out probes about alien visitor
European flag on hotel
Personal assistant returns with husband from Dublin perhaps
One Murdoch hailed originally from Dublin
European funfair is held inside
Independent rule is hard for certain type of setter
Perhaps Murdoch and Heaney, primarily, were this?
Language teacher welcomed by greeting from Oz?
Setter variety
Like Liam Neeson and Eve Hewson
Word with setter or coffee
17D 9D in the language of Dubliners?
Europeans make eyepiece with high finish
Native to the Emerald Isle
Like the intelligence service D J2
Like the intelligence service Stiúrthóireacht na Faisnéise
From Dublin or Killarney
Like Manderley Castle or 67-Across
Like most of the cast of Derry Girls
Like most of the cast of Derry Girls
Like people kissed on March 17th, its said
Like everyone, on March 17th
Like the River Shannon
Like the River Shannon
Rishis reconstruction – people allegedly lucky
Notre Dame Fighting __
Initiation of inalienable right is hard kind of 25
Like Oscar Wilde
Gaelic speakers
Stew or coffee?
Sunaks close to top people in the EU
Aching heart consumes Simon King returning from green country
Descriptor before icoffee/i or iwhiskey/i
Like Bono and Enya
Like Saoirse Ronan
Like some breakfast tea
Cork citizens
___ Wish (2024 romcom featuring Lindsay Lohan and Ayesha Curry)
Language spoken in the Gaeltacht
Like the military intelligence organization nicknamed J2
Like Bono, Branagh, and Brosnan
Politician cycling for nation with luck
Like Yeats, but not Keats
Personal assistant’s retiring, husband is Celtic
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