Irish+people
71Irish — 1 noun the Irish people from Ireland 2 adjective from or connected with Ireland …
72Irish Examiner — Type Daily newspaper Format Broadsheet Owner Thomas Crosbie Holdings …
73Irish Film Classification Office — Established: 1923 Acting Director of Film Classification Ger Connolly Deputy Director Vacant …
74Irish Baptist College — Motto Domine Sequor  (Latin) Motto in English Lord I Follow Established 4 October 1892 Type Bible college …
75Irish Hill, Louisville — Irish Hill is a neighborhood east of downtown Louisville, Kentucky USA. It is bounded by Baxter Avenue to the west, Lexington Road to the north, the middle fork of Beargrass Creek and I 64 to the east. Cave Hill Cemetery is located directly south …
76Irish Jamaican — is a Jamaican person who is of Irish descent.Irish in the 1600sThe Irish arrived in Jamaica over 350 years ago in the mid 1600s at the time of British Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell s capture of Jamaica. When British Admirals Penn and Venables… …
77Irish rebel music — is a sub genre of Irish folk music, with much the same instrumentation, but with lyrics predominantly concerned with Irish nationalism, and especially the struggle for independence from British rule. The tradition of rebel music in Ireland dates… …
78Irish stepdance — is a type of performance dance originating in Ireland from traditional Irish dance. Irish stepdancing has been recently popularized by the world famous show Riverdance and its followers. Irish stepdance is performed in most places with large… …
79People's Democracy (Ireland) — People s democracy is also a term used to refer to the People s Republic. People s Democracy was a political organization that, while supporting the campaign for civil rights for Northern Ireland s Catholic minority stated that such rights could… …
80Irish Catholic — Irish Catholics is a term used to describe people of Roman Catholic background who are Irish or of Irish descent.The term is of note due to Irish immigration to many countries of the English speaking world, particularly as a result of the Irish… …
