Crossword clues for eire
eire
- Emerald land
- Country name on some euros
- Cork's land
- Yeats' country
- Word on Irish coins
- Shannon's home
- Kerry's land
- Island land
- Ireland, for short
- Galway locale
- Clare's land
- "The Auld Sod"
- Yeats's country
- Word on an Irish postage stamp
- Where Cork is
- Sinn Fein's land
- Shamrock country
- Name on some euro coins
- Name on Irish euros
- Name on Cork coins
- Michael Collins' land
- Ireland, to locals
- Home of the Blarney stone
- Gaels' republic
- Gaels' Ireland
- Dún Laoghaire's land
- Dubliner's land
- Dubliner's country
- County Kerry's land
- County Kerry's isle
- Cork country
- Cork can be found near the bottom of it
- Blarney Stone home
- Word on the Irish presidential seal
- Word on some European stamps
- Word on old Irish currency
- Word next to a harp on some euros
- Where Waterford is
- Where the River Shannon flows
- Where Lough Swilly is
- Tara's land
- Swift home
- St. Patrick's isle
- Shaw's homeland
- Shannon's land
- O'Kelly's land
- O'Casey's land
- National name on some euros
- Name on Kilkenny coins
- Name derived from a Gaelic goddess
- Mayo is a part of it
- Limerick's country
- Land of Yeats
- Land of Tara
- Kerry's country
- Joyce's nation
- Its national anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"
- Irish land
- Ireland's Ireland
- Ireland, to natives
- Ireland, to its natives
- Ireland, casually
- Ireland to a poet
- Home of Michael Collins
- Green land
- Gaels' land
- Gaelic republic
- Dublin's place
- Dublin's land, to natives
- Dublin's domain
- Dublin's country, locally
- Dublin republic
- Democracy begun in 1937
- Cork's isle
- Cork site
- Britain's neighbor, to natives
- Blarney land
- Aer Lingus destination
- Yeats' land
- Ye Auld Sod
- Word on Kilkenny coins
- Word on Irish postage stamps
- Word on Irish euro coins
- Word on Irish currency
- Word on euros with harps
- Word on euros near harps
- Word on Dublin-minted euros
- Word on an Irish stamp
- Word on a punt
- Word on a 1 coin
- Wilde country
- Where to kiss the Blarney Stone
- Where to find counties Clare and Cork
- Where to find a Cork
- Where the River Liffey flows
- Where people tour the Ring of Kerry
- Where March 17 is a holiday
- Where Guinness is local
- Where Gaelic is spoken
- Where a brogue is spoken
- Whence U2
- What some call Ireland
- Waterford's home
- Van Morrison's native land
- UK country
- U2's land, to its natives
- U2's home
- U2 can call it home
- Tipperary's land
- Tipperary's country
- The Emerald Isle, i.e
- The __ Society of Boston: Irish culture group
- State name, per a European constitution
- State name adopted in '37
- St. Patty's land
- St. Pat's isle
- Sovereign state begun in 1937
- Sinn Fein land
- Shamrock spot
- Shamrock place
- Setting for "The Quiet Man"
- Seamus Heaney's homeland
- River Shannon locale
- Ring of Kerry's locale
- Republic west of England
- Republic consisting of 26 counties
- Proper name on some euros
- Place for clover lovers
- Pierce Brosnan's homeland
- Part of Ireland
- Ossian's land
- Official name of the Irish Republic, 1937-49
- Neighbor of Caledonia
- Native sod of G.B.S
- Nation that built the first commuter rail to the suburbs
- Nation named after a goddess
- Nation name on some euro coins
- Naomh Padraig's country
- Name on some neutral WWII ships
- Name on many Irish coins
- Name on Irish stamps
- Name on Cork currency
- Name on an Irish stamp
- Name next to a harp on some euros
- Mayo is held here
- Mayo is found here
- Locale of Dingle and Donegal
- Land west of Albion
- Land on the Celtic Sea
- Land of Tralee cars?
- Land of the feis
- Land of Innisfree
- Land of Galway
- Land of De Valera
- Land of Baile Atha Cliath
- Land near Wales
- Kilkenny land
- Kerry locale
- Joyce locale
- James Joyce's land
- James Joyce's home
- Its prime minister is the Taoiseach
- Its legislature is the Oireachtas
- Its flag has vertical bars, green-white-orange
- Its anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"
- It replaced the Irish Free State
- Irish stamp word
- Irish name of Ireland
- Ireland, quaintly
- Ireland, on old coins
- Ireland, on coins
- Ireland, on a euro
- Ireland, fancifully
- Ireland, by another name
- Ireland once
- Ireland by another name
- Ireland in Gaelic
- Homeland of the folk-singing Clancy Brothers
- Homeland of James Joyce
- Home to hurlers
- Home of Yeats
- Home of the Taoiseach
- Home of the Dail
- Home of hurling
- Home of Blarney Castle
- Harp neighbor on some euros
- Green country, poetically
- Galway land
- Galway country
- Galway Bay's land
- Galway Bay site
- Galway Bay country
- Gaels' homeland
- Gaelic speaker's homeland
- Gaelic homeland
- Former part of the United Kingdom
- Former Commonwealth member
- Eurozone member, to its inhabitants
- European Union member, to natives
- European island republic
- Emerald Isle, to poets
- Emerald Isle, to natives
- Emerald Isle by another name
- Eamon de Valera's land
- Dublins land
- Dubliners' land
- Dubliners' homeland
- Dubliners country
- Dubliner's homeland
- Dubliner's home
- Dublin's setting
- Dublin's poetic land
- Dublin's nation
- Dublin's land, poetically
- Dublin's land, in poetry
- Dublin's here
- Dublin's country, to some
- Dublin is there
- Douglas Hyde was its first President
- Dingle Bay's land
- Dingle Bay site
- Dingle Bay locale
- Dev's country
- De Valera's nation
- De Valera country
- Cymru : Wales :: ___ : Ireland
- County Kerry country
- County Cork's land
- County Cork's country
- Country with many bachelors
- Country name that includes its own abbreviation
- Country name derived from a Gaelic goddess
- Cosgrave's country
- Cork's spot
- Cork location
- Cork is near the bottom of it
- Cork is found there
- Collins' country
- Celtic land, to natives
- British Isles member
- British Isles component
- Britain's neighbor, formally
- Bram Stoker's homeland
- Blarney Castle's homeland
- Beckett's home land
- Auld sod
- Ambassador Taft's post
- 26 of 32 counties of Ireland
- 11A plus 71A
- "Waiting for Snow in Havana" author Carlos
- ''My Left Foot'' setting
- Cork's locale
- Site of Galway Bay
- Aer Lingus land
- Colleen's home
- It's west of England
- Dublin's land, to residents
- Limerick site
- De Valera's land
- Mary Robinson's land
- Republic since 1948
- Ireland, poetically
- Joyce's land
- Gaelic Ireland
- Brian Friel's home
- Cork's place
- Name on a European postage stamp
- St. Patrick's locale
- Cork's country, in Gaelic
- Where hurling originated
- Limerick's location
- The Emerald Isle, to natives
- Drogheda's locale
- St. Patrick's home
- Country name, 1937-49
- The auld sod
- Land west of Britain
- European state
- Land of the leprechauns
- Where Dingle Bay is
- Dublin's home
- St. Patrick's land
- The Old Sod, e.g
- Where 2-Down live
- Where Slyne Head is
- Democracy since 1937
- Emerald Isle, to a Gael
- De Valera's country
- Leprechauns' home
- Limerick land
- Its flag is green, white and orange
- Revolutionary Michael Collins's country
- Yeats's land
- Land of Molly Bloom
- Hibernian's land
- Land of shamrocks
- Ireland, to the Irish
- Old Sod
- Leprechaun land
- Leprechaun's land
- Land west of Wales
- Green land?
- Irish Republic, formerly
- Yeats's homeland
- Mayo's locale
- Place to spend euros
- What Dubliners call home
- Limerick locale
- It's west of the Isle of Man
- Home for the Murphys and O'Connors
- Dublin’s land
- Colleen's country
- Yeats subject
- Home to Yeats
- Where Guinness originates
- Where punts were spent
- Land of the so-called "Troubles"
- Mayo's land
- Where St. Patrick's Day is a national holiday
- Name on some euros
- Where Donegal Bay is
- Country whose name is an anagram of 10-Down
- The Chieftains' home
- Europe's third-largest island
- Name beside a harp on euro coins
- Home of County Clare
- U2's homeland
- Island republic
- James Joyce's homeland
- Limerick's land, lyrically
- Lake bordered by four states
- Homeland of Joyce and Yeats
- Land of Blarney, to the Irish
- Home for clover lovers
- Home to the sport of hurling
- Home for Samuel Beckett
- Its national anthem is "AmhrГЎn na bhFiann"
- What Dubliners call their homeland
- Name on some European stamps
- "Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways": Yeats
- Measure of a man?
- Gaelic ground
- Enya's homeland
- It goes from Carndonagh to Skibbereen
- Geographical name that's another geographical name backward
- Homeland of 9-Across
- Country name pronounced by natives in two syllables
- Land of Donegal and Dingle Bay
- Blarney Stone land
- Where lakes are loughs
- Samuel Beckett's homeland
- Isle named for a Gaelic goddess
- Where the Shannon flows
- Galway Bay locale, to locals
- Achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1921
- A republic consisting of 26 of 32 counties comprising the island of Ireland
- Limerick's home
- President Hyde's land
- Where Hyde once presided
- Land of Hyde's presidency
- Gaelic name for Ireland
- Name of a republic: 1937–49
- Emerald Isle, once
- Republic: 1937–49
- Gael's isle
- Ireland, to Gaels
- Gael's land
- Land of Shannon
- Name on a green stamp
- Celt's land
- Gael's republic
- European republic
- Republic west of Wales
- Where Mary Robinson presides
- Republic of Ireland
- Sean's old sod
- Ireland, to a Gael
- Celt's Ireland
- Land of 4 Down
- Douglas Hyde's land
- Dail's land
- Its first president was Douglas Hyde
- Republic near England
- Where the Liffey flows
- Tralee's land
- Hibernian's republic
- Blarney's locale
- Ireland, once
- De Valera's Ireland
- Milesian's land
- Innisfail, to a Gael
- Irish Free State successor
- Beckett's homeland
- Cork's site
- Country since 1949
- Dublin's country, to residents
- It's west of Wales
- Green isle
- Ireland, to a Celt
- Site of Cork
- Galway's locale
- The old "ould sod"
- Ireland, formerly
- Hibernia, to a Gael
- Erstwhile name of a republic
- Gaelic isle
- De Valera's republic
- Joyce's homeland
- Land of the Sidhe
- Erin, to a Gael
- Cork is found here
- Land with a harp on its coat of arms
- Shamrock land
- Where the Boyne flows
- Land of Brian Boru
- Former name of a republic
- Former official name of Ireland
- Republic's name: 1937–49
- Where Hyde presided: 1938–45
- Prime Minister De Valera's land
- Sometime name for Ireland
- Former name for Ireland
- Former name of a European republic
- Ireland's erstwhile name
- Where Sligo is
- Banshee land
- Where Tralee is
- Liam Cosgrave's land
- Republic since 1949
- Deirdre's fair land
- Land west of England
- Douglas Hyde's republic
- Banshee's land
- Brian Boru's land
- Ireland, in Irish
- Where Wicklow is
- Neighbor of Wales
- Where Cobh is
- Where Limerick is
- Hyde was its first president
- Sean O'Kelly's land
- Land of the Dail
- Cobh's land
- Shaw's birthplace
- Colleen's land
- Celtic state
- Land of the shamrock
- Emerald Isle, formerly
- Celt's birthplace
- Irish name for Ireland
- One of Ireland's names
- Emerald Isle, earlier
- Another name for Ireland
- Robert Emmet's land
- Gaelic country
- Ireland, to Celts
- Ireland, to 5 Across
- Country whose name is an
- Ecstasy and anger in Ireland
- Nation of characters remarkable in their eloquence
- Former name of the Irish Republic
- Royal figure that is heading westward for Ireland
- Land of leprechauns
- Dublin's isle
- European nation
- Ireland alias
- Word on Irish euros
- Nickname for Ireland
- Leprechauns' land
- Ireland, romantically
- Galway's land
- Word on Irish stamps
- Ireland's Irish name
- Ireland, to poets
- Ireland, affectionately
- Green acres?
- Cork setting
- Irish homeland
- Cork locale
- Banshee's bailiwick
- Shamrock isle
- Oscar Wilde's homeland
- Ireland's nickname
- Ireland, in Ireland
- Ireland, another way
- Cork's location
- Cork's home
- Celts' land
- Yeats's home
- Word on some euros
- Where leprechauns roam
- Northern Ireland
- Kerry's home
- Ireland, to some
- Word on some euro coins
- Word on an Irish euro
- Limerick's locale
- Land of the banshee
- Land of poetry
- Land of Dublin
- Joyce's home, poetically
- Ireland's alias
The Collaborative International Dictionary
eire \eire\, n.
Air. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
see Irish.
Wikipedia
Not to be confused with Erie, which is the name of a few places in New York and Pennsylvania.
is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. The English pronunciation is .
- redirect Éire
Usage examples of "eire".
The Skaldic tribes were numerous, more numerous than the tribes of Alba and Eire, who had united to defeat the Tiberian army, the greatest military force the continent of Europa had ever seen.
From May through September the Fianna lived off the land, wandering, hunting, building rude bothies in the forests of Eire.
Within seconds the Eire men had snatched up Hori and Tiz and were riding for their lives as thousands of tons of snow and rock roared down on them.
If it were proclaimed an American interest that the resistance of Great Britain should be prolonged and the Atlantic route kept open for the important armaments now being prepared for Great Britain in North America, the Irish in the United States might be willing to point out to the Government of Eire the dangers which its present policy is creating for the United States itself.
Aedh Slane was high king and Fintan mac Dara was chief bard of Eire, word went out that the high king had determined to build a great hall at Tara.
It nestled in the roundest hills by the tallest trees in the deepest forest in all Eire.
Sloes, the rich summer plums of Eire, were heaped on a tray surrounded by strawberries, whortleberries, and rowanberries in sweet cream.
But the various revolutions of the last decades had turned their families into Vagabonds of an extraordinarily hard and dour cast, roaming around Eire in search of organized violence.
So far as I could tell, it was all about a pact made by the god Aengus with the Tuatha DeDanaan, which ended a drought and blessed the rain in perpetuity to the people of Eire so long as they honored him on that day.
We are the Ceile De,'' he said, savoring the name with evident pride, ``and one day soon our influence will stretch across Eire from one end of this island to the other.
Gnarled oaks, lush rolling meadows, standing stones, Celtic crosses, and strategically placed artificial crags evoked a fantasy landscape of Eire.
From among them he extracted a black and white outline map of Britain and Eire and smoothed it down across the desk.