How to pronounce “irish” in English

Irish whiskey, since the 1990s, has been the fastest growing spirits category in the world, as a new generation of people discover the joys of Irish whiskey.

Irish whiskey, because of our climate and the way we make it, it's a little bit lighter, it's a little bit more accessible,

Irish whiskey 10 years ago, no one gave a damn.

Irish Dave-- so I had to get Irish Dave a website to make it look like he'd been around for a while and very professional,

Irish mostly plays diatonic accordion.

Irish weather.

Irish flute, and pipes.

Irish Catholic military now police uh uh coming from Bay Ridge Brooklyn so they

Irish Red is very malty.

Irish Dave doesn't sound like the most novel stage name to an Irish person, but Americans seem to like it for some reason.

Irish whiskey is the traditional.

Irish, Italian, Jewish, or Scandinavian forefathers and foremothers were not forcibly uprooted from their native homelands and brought to America in chains and endured a Middle Passage

Irish and and as far as one can tell completely mad I'm sure this had nothing to do with her being either French or

Irish but she she she she drank like a fish she sang at inappropriate moments

Irish Euro policy, it's a place called Nuri.

The Irish Farmers Association are a major part of the problem, because they're locked into a situation.

Support Irish festivals with Irish lineups.

And Irish people are absolutely world leaders in keeping secrets.

when Irish whiskey dominated.

Before Irish whiskey was very much Irish coffees around the holidays for Irish American families, and so forth, but it's changing.

So Irish Dave was pretty popular there, for a while.

The Irish Republican Army had planted a bomb beside my house at home and blew the windows into smithereens and the glass literally was in my mouth.

The Irish Republican Army had killed British soldiers.

These Irish populations, Scottish populations find these African populations and they like what they hear.

The Irish were settling in the North End, driving out the Yankees, who were looking for new places to live.

The Irish Met Service, where I work for, really wasn't established until 1937.

The Irish weren't white.

The Irish didn't know they were white until they got here and they were essentially told, you're either going to get down with this--

million Irish people declaring independence it looked so simple so many

that Irish car whatever but um but I think there's going to be like some some younger Generations that are really

The Irish tended to control things.

The Irish, of course, were fleeing poverty and famine in their country.

Scotch-Irish, Sir Walter Raleigh, South of the Mason-Dixon line, Hatfields and McCoys, kind of very

offending Irish flag and this called rioting in the streets into this otherwise totally peace peaceful English Village and tremendous brewhaha and of

No Irish press in our bleeding house.

and Irish, and you name it, it was all in the same neighborhood.

And so older Irish American guys, like rough, rough and tumble people,

And the Irish biotech company got acquired by Unilever 10 years into my partnership with them.

and helped found the Irish Youth Science Groups with my friend Patrick.

And I was an Irish 20, which is probably about an international 14, to be honest.

was lots of um irish politicians and businesses it was all to celebrate some patrick's day um which is the irish festival um and

an american uk and irish a small tour planned and and to me it's about connecting to

There's the Irish Environmental Network, by the way, which I recommend any of you joining up with, which has all these environmental groups.

That's where Irish artists help each other out the most.

So what we consider Irish is really broad.

We worked for Irish NGOs like Concern and GOAL.

My birth mother's Irish, German, and Belgian.

There's an Irish proverb, she says and swallows loudly.

raised by a very Irish Catholic family.