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ireann
Usage
Muir
Éireann
=
the
Irish
Sea
(n:)
Seanad
Éireann
=
the
Irish
Senate
na
hÉireannaigh
=
the
Irish
is
Éireannach
mé
=
I
'
m
Irish
pobal
na
hÉireann
=
the
people
of
Ireland
an
fhoireann
eile
=
the
opposing
team
malartú
scaireanna
=
exchange
of
shares
muintir
na
hÉireann
=
the
Irish
(npl:)
scaireanna
cáilithe
=
eligible
shares
eisiúint
scaireanna
=
share
issue
earcaigh
(
foireann
)
=
to
recruit
(
staff
)
scaireanna
iompróra
=
bearer
share
Poblacht
na
hÉireann
=
the
Irish
Republic
(n:)
Poblacht
na
hÉireann
=
the
Republic
(
of
Ireland
)
ní
fhóireann
sin
duit
=
that
does
not
become
you
Uachtarán
na
hÉireann
=
the
President
of
Ireland
stoic
agus
scaireanna
=
stocks
and
shares
cuireann
sé
iontas
orm
=
it
amazes
me
(vt:)
an
fhoireann
a
bhuaigh
=
the
winning
team
trí
scaireanna
a
fháil
=
by
acquisition
of
shares
fóireann
sé
go
breá
dom
=
it
'
s
right
up
my
street
buanfhoireann
an
Bhoird
=
the
permanent
staff
of
the
Board
i
bhrarraigí
na
hÉireann
=
in
Irish
waters
is
Eireannach
ó
dhúchas
é
=
he
'
s
Irish
by
birth
Banc
Ceannais
na
hÉireann
=
Central
Bank
of
Ireland
Oileán
Iathghlas
na
hÉireann
=
the
Emerald
isle
cuireann
sé
pléisiúr
mór
orm
=
it
is
most
gratifying
Corporáid
rachais
na
hireann
=
the
Insurance
Corporation
of
Ireland
Corporáid
rachais
na
hireann
=
Insurance
Corporation
of
Ireland
an
Comhaontú
Angla
-
Éireannach
=
the
Anglo
-
Irish
agreement
rud
a
chuireann
aiféaltas
ort
=
something
embarrassing
(adj:)
Ollscoil
Náisiúnta
na
hireann
=
National
University
of
Ireland
Tiarna
Seansailéara
na
hireann
=
Lord
Chancellor
of
Ireland
Cónaidhm
Thionscail
na
hireann
=
Confederation
of
Irish
Industry
Feasachán
Staidrimh
na
hireann
=
the
Irish
Statistical
Bulletin
scrios
na
focail
nach
n
-
oireann
=
strike
out
words
not
applicable
míreanna
de
na
costais
táirgthe
=
cost
components
míreanna
caiteachais
a
ghrúpáil
=
to
group
items
of
expenditure
Institiúid
Ríoga
Ailtirí
ireann
=
Royal
Institute
of
the
Architects
of
Ireland
Feirmeoirí
Aontaithe
na
hireann
=
Irish
Farmers