Crossword clues for erin
erin
- "___ Brockovich" (2000 film)
- Sports reporter Andrews
- Receptionist on "The Office" after Pam
- Poetic name for the emerald isle
- Moran of ''Happy Days''
- Julia's Oscar role
- Julia's 2000 Oscar role
- Ireland poetically
- Home of the Blarney stone
- Home of leprechauns
- Home of Aer Lingus
- Dunder Mifflin receptionist
- CNN's "___ Burnett OutFront"
- Brockovich played by Roberts
- Andrews of sportscasting
- Andrews of ESPN
- "Come back to ___ . . . "
- "--- go bragh"
- ______, Ontario
- ___ Brockovich (Julia Roberts title role)
- Word with "go bragh!"
- Word in a March 17 phrase
- Where leprechauns gambol
- Start of a slogan heard in March
- St. Patrick's Day slogan start
- Snakeless land
- Sister of John Boy
- Shillelagh's land
- She played Joanie on "Joanie Loves Chachi"
- She played Joanie on ''Happy Days''
- Roberts role: ___ Brockovich
- Poetic name of Ireland
- Poetic Ireland
- Oscar role of 2000
- One of TV's Waltons
- One of "The Waltons" girls
- Mother Machree's home
- Milesian's land
- Leprechaun country
- Land o' shamrocks
- Isle of shamrocks
- Ireland, to an Irish poet
- Ireland, literarily
- Ireland (poetic)
- Ireland to a poet
- Home to Sean O'Casey
- Green land's nickname
- Green isle of poetry
- Green isle
- Enya's land
- Ellie's role on "The Office"
- Eire replacement
- Eco-warrior Brockovich
- Cork's land, to poets
- Burnett on CNN
- Brockovich of lawsuit fame
- Brockovich of film
- Blarney stone site
- Blarney stone locale
- Apt name for a colleen
- "The Old Sod"
- "The Office" receptionist played by Ellie Kemper
- "The Auld Sod," poetically
- "Silver Spoons" actress Gray
- "Love, Save the Empty" singer McCarley
- "Joanie Loves Chachi" co-star Moran
- "Come Back to __" (Hibernian ballad)
- "--- Brockovich"
- "___ go bragh!" (Irish slogan)
- "___ Brockovich" (Julia Roberts movie)
- ''__ go bragh''
- '-- go bragh'
- ' go bragh!'
- ____ go bragh!
- ___ Moran of "Happy Days"
- ___ Esurance (cartoon spy in TV ads)
- ___ Brockovich (Oscar-winning role for Julia Roberts)
- ___ Brockovich (Julia Roberts role)
- Yeatss home, poetically
- Yeats' birthplace
- Word in a March 17 slogan
- Word before go bragh or "Brockovich"
- Wilde territory
- Wilde kingdom?
- Where the blarney flies
- TV reporter Burnett
- Tullamore's environs
- Traditional home of the Byrnes
- Thomas Moore's home
- Thomas Moore's country
- The Emerald Isle, to some
- The Auld Sod, in poetry
- The "auld sod," literary
- Start of an Irish expression
- Start of a March 17 shout
- St. Pat's land
- Sportscaster Andrews who won a lawsuit against a Marriott hotel
- Sportscaster and "Dancing With the Stars" cohost Andrews
- Sports reporter/"Dancing With The Stars" judge Andrews
- Soprano Wall
- Snake-free island
- Sligo land
- She follows Wolf on CNN
- Shamrock home
- Seán O'Faoláin's "Come Back to ___"
- Sean O'Casey's home
- Scott's costar on "Joanie Loves Chachi"
- Scott's "Joanie Loves Chachi" costar
- Scene of "The Quiet Man."
- Richards of "Gotham"
- Racecar driver Crocker
- Post-Pam receptionist of "The Office"
- Popular Irish girl's name
- Popular girl's name in Wales
- Poetically, Ireland
- Paralympic swimming champion Popovich
- Pam's secretarial successor on "The Office"
- One side of St. George's Channel
- One of the Walton sisters
- One of the girls on "The Waltons"
- One of John-Boy Walton's sisters
- O'Casey's homeland
- Nickname for St. Patrick's land
- New York Liberty guard Thorn
- New receptionist on "The Office"
- Native land of Brendan Behan
- National nickname
- Name of the receptionist on "The Office" who replaced Pam
- Murphy who played Tabitha on "Bewitched"
- Ms. Gray
- Moran or Gray
- Moran or Brockovich
- Moran of 'Happy Days'
- Moran of Happy Days
- Miss O'Brien-Moore
- Miss Devlin's home
- Middle daughter on "The Waltons"
- McKeown of folk-rock
- March slogan starter
- March exclamation opener
- March 17 slogan starter
- Literary name for Ireland
- Limerick's land, in poetry
- Land with "her back towards Britain, her face to the West," in a William Drennan poem
- Land that Yeats wrote about
- Land ofthe "Minstrel Boy."
- Land of the poet Máirtín Ó Direáin
- Land of the Lakes of Killarney
- Land of shillelaghs
- Land of limericks
- Land of colleens, poetically
- Land of A. O. H
- Land near Albion
- Land for O'Connor or O'Casey
- Julia's Oscar-winning character
- Julia's Oscar character
- Julia Roberts played her
- Julia played her in 2000
- Joyce's "Green Gem of the Silver Sea"
- John-Boy's sister
- Island of Tralee
- Irish exclamation start
- Ireland, lovely
- Ireland, informally
- Ireland, in two syllables
- Ireland, in Gaelic
- Ireland of old
- Investigative Brockovich
- Homeland of Yeats
- Home of the Lia Fáil
- Home of Irish poets?
- Home of any Irish poet
- Harp land
- Happy Days actress Moran
- Green land, in poetry
- Green land of poetry
- Gray who portrayed Kate on "Silver Spoons"
- Gray or Moran
- Gray of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"
- Gray of Silver Spoons
- Fox sportscaster Andrews
- Fox Sports reporter Andrews
- Fox Sports host Andrews
- Fox sidelines reporter Andrews
- Fox NFL sideline reporter Andrews
- Fox NFL reporter Andrews
- Foster on the reality TV show "Barely Famous"
- First name in a 2000 Best Picture nominee
- Fetherston or Burnett
- Famed isle, in song
- Environmentalist Brockovich
- Emerald Isle, poetically
- Emerald Isle
- Ellie Kemper's character on "The Office"
- Dublins land, in poetry
- Destination for vacationing whiskey lovers
- Demi's "Striptease" role
- Daniels of "The L Word"
- Crossword blogger Milligan-Milburn
- Cranberries' land
- Country that celebrates March 17th
- Cork's spot, literarily
- Cork's country, poetically
- Common name for an Irish lass
- Colleen's place
- Colleen's isle
- Colin Farrell's home country
- CNN colleague of Wolf
- Burnett of CNBC's "Squawk On the Street"
- Burnett of CNBC
- Brockovich who inspired a movie
- Brockovich who helped build a case against Pacific Gas and Electric Company
- Brockovich portrayed on film
- Brockovich portrayed by Julia Roberts
- Brockovich once portrayed by Julia Roberts
- Brockovich on film
- Brockovich in a film
- Blarney Stone's land, to poets
- Blarney Stone's land
- Bard's Ireland
- Andrews, Moran, or Brockovich
- Andrews who cohosts "Dancing With the Stars"
- Andrews who anchors Fox Sports' prime-time college football show
- Andrews or Burnett
- Andrews or Brockovich
- Andrews of "Fox College Football"
- Albion's neighbor
- Albion neighbor
- Actress Torpey who was on "One Life to Live" for over a decade
- Actress Sanders of Nickelodeon's "Zoey 101" and "Big Time Rush"
- Actress O'Brien-Moore
- Actress Moran who played Joanie on "Happy Days"
- Actress Gray of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"
- Actress Gray of Silver Spoons
- Activist Brockovich played by Julia Roberts in 2000
- Activist Brockovich played by Julia
- 1999 title role for Julia
- "Zoey 101" actress Sanders
- "Ye maids of green __, why sigh . . ." (folk tune lyric)
- "The Waltons" daughter
- "The Old Sod."
- "The Night Circus" writer Morgenstern
- "The Night Circus" novelist Morgenstern
- "The L Word" actress Daniels
- "The Crown" actress Doherty
- "The Boys" actress Moriarty
- "The Auld Sod," romantically
- "Take It From Me" author Brockovich
- "Street Signs" host Burnett
- "OutFront" host Burnett
- "O, ___, mourn with grief and woe": James Joyce
- "Hysteria" podcast host ___ Ryan
- "Hot Water" co-author Brockovich
- "Happy Days" and "Joanie Loves Chachi" actress Moran
- "Happy Days" actress ___ Moran who died in April
- "Gotham" actress Richards
- "Dancing With the Stars" host Andrews
- "Chicago P.D." detective Lindsay
- "Central" Ireland found in four puzzle answers
- "Blue Bloods" daughter
- "Beneath Shamrocks of __ . . .": Thomas Moore
- "48 Hours" correspondent Moriarty
- "--- go bragh!"
- "__, lad" (IRELAND anagram)
- "__, lad" (apt anagram for a UN member)
- "____ Go Bragh" ("Ireland Forever")
- "___ Burnett OutFront" (CNN program since 2011)
- "___ Brockovich" (biopic starring Julia Roberts)
- "___ Brockovich" (2000 biopic)
- "___ Brockovich" (2000 biopic starring Julia Roberts)
- ''Waltons'' daughter
- ''The Auld Sod,'' romantically
- ''___ go bragh!''
- ''__ Brockovich''
- ' go bragh'
- --- go bragh
- --- Brockovich
- ___ go brath
- ___ go bragh!
- __ go bragh
- The old sod
- Green acres?
- Actress Moran of "Happy Days"
- Green land?
- Leprechaun's land
- St. Patrick's home
- Shillelagh land
- William Drennan poem of 1795
- Sister of John-Boy Walton
- Hibernia, to a poet
- Dublin's land
- Bedelia's home, in a folk song
- Name for a colleen
- Ireland nickname
- Land of the leprechauns
- Shamrock land, to poets
- The Emerald Isle, to poets
- Land of 47-Down
- St. Paddy's Day girl
- One of the Waltons
- Davis of TV's "Sinbad"
- Thomas Moore's land
- Moran of "Happy Days"
- Land of elves
- Land of literature
- Land whose name means "west island"
- "___ go bragh"
- Joyce's homeland
- Land of the Blarney stone
- Leprechauns' land, in poem
- Irish name
- Land of poetry
- Neighbor of Albion
- Yeats's land, poetically
- A Walton
- "___go bragh!"
- Object of March celebrations
- Neighbor of Britannia
- St. Patrick's land
- Thomas Moore's homeland
- Ireland, poetically
- Beloved subject of Thomas Campbell
- Snakeless isle
- Name for an Irish lass
- Land of fairies
- Julia's Oscar-winning role
- Land of sentimental verse
- ___ go bragh!"
- Gray of "Six Pack"
- Actress Gray of TV
- "___ Brockovich" (2000 movie)
- Land of O'Kelly and O'Keeffe
- "Come Back to ___" (old song)
- Leprechaun land, in poetry
- Land of Tralee
- Home for Murphy and O'Brien
- March 17 slogan word
- Yeats's isle
- 2000 title role for Julia
- Land of Killarney
- SeГЎn O'FaolГЎin's "Come Back to ___"
- Ireland, in poesy
- Dublin's home
- Land of leprechauns
- Girl's name (or a hint to this puzzle's theme)
- Port ___ (Isle of Man resort)
- Nickname for Ireland
- Poetic name for Ireland
- Oscar-winning role for Julia
- Killarney's land
- Dublin’s land, in poetry
- Home of 1-Down
- Faerie land
- "___ go bragh!" ("Ireland forever!")
- Irish girl's name
- Land o' blarney
- Name meaning, literally, west island
- ___ Brockovich, Oscar role for Julia Roberts
- ___ Brockovich, Julia Roberts title role
- Sister on "The Waltons"
- Activist Brockovich portrayed by Julia Roberts
- March slogan word
- Subject of some Thomas Moore poetry
- Celtic land
- John-Boy Walton's sister
- Land o' leprechauns
- The Auld Sod, poetically
- Port ___, seaside resort on the Isle of Man
- Sons of ___ (group promoting Irish heritage)
- Land that's saluted in this puzzle
- Land o' the Irish
- Isle of poetry
- "The emerald of Europe"
- The Isle of Man's Port ___
- Poetic land
- Secretary on "The Office"
- Joyce's land
- Sportscaster Andrews of Fox Sports
- ESPN reporter Andrews
- St. Paddy's land
- Place name before and after "Oh" in a Thomas Moore title
- Country in a Thomas Moore poem
- Blarney source
- Where many last names start with "O"
- Journalist Burnett of 55-Down
- Leprechaun's home
- Girl's name that's also a place name
- CNN's Burnett
- Sons of ___ (ethnic pride group)
- Andrews of Fox Sports
- Blarney Stone home
- Fairies' land
- CNN anchor Burnett
- ___ Andrews, co-host of "Dancing With the Stars"
- Home of the Lia FГЎil
- Word before "go" in a seasonal phrase
- "The Night Circus" author Morgenstern
- Land of the poet MГЎirtГn Г“ DireГЎin
- "Dancing With the Stars" co-host Andrews
- Environmental activist Brockovich
- Land celebrated on March 17
- CNN host Burnett
- Mayo's place
- Burnett of CNN's "OutFront"
- Consumer advocate Brockovich
- Newswoman Burnett
- Seamus Heaney's land
- Poetic country name
- Banshee's bailiwick
- "The Waltons" role
- Where banshees howl
- Mary McDonough TV role
- Innisfail
- Fingal's land
- Emerald Isles
- O'Casey's land
- Brian Boru's domain
- Milesians' land
- Land of poteen
- Tara site
- A sister of John Boy
- Anagram for rein
- The Shamrock Isle
- Banshee's land
- Mavourneen's home
- Cork's locale
- Mavourneen's milieu
- TV's Moran
- Where Mayo is
- She played Joanie on TV
- Name for 26 Across
- Sinn Fein homeland
- Poet's Ireland
- Sligo's land
- "___ go brath"
- Yeat's home
- Thomas Moore subject
- Brian Boru's land
- Irish lass's name
- Leprechaun's turf
- Tami who played Pippi
- Mavourneen's land
- Where banshees wail
- Where Sligo is
- Synge's abode
- Where Tralee is
- Mary McDonough role on TV
- Gray of "Buck Rogers"
- Ivernian's land
- Paddy's place
- "Exile of ___": T. Campbell
- Colleen's land, in poem
- Shamrock country
- Where the Boyne flows
- Birthplace of the limerick
- Tullamore's land
- Where leprechauns cavort
- O'Casey's love
- Lady of Limerick land
- Green island
- Mavourneen's place
- Island country
- Leprechaun's haunt
- Mother Machree's land
- Cobh's land
- One of TV's Grays
- Where Irish eyes smile
- St. Patrick's isle
- Limerick's land, in verse
- Land of "Kathleen Mavourneen"
- Poetic isle
- Land of Tara
- Land of the banshees
- Land of O'Casey
- Where poteen is distilled
- Tara's locale
- Land of the shamrock
- The shamrock is its symbol
- Tara's land
- Home of poteen
- Cork's location
- Blarney land
- A name for Ireland
- Ireland, to a poet
- Land of Yeats
- "The Informer" site
- Goldsmith's birthplace
- Yeats's motherland
- Place to come back to?
- Tara locale
- Explorer's vacant homeland in poetry
- Eagle shortly crossing island, a poetic land
- Odd characters leaving Georgian poet's country
- Some characters of greater interest for poetic Ireland
- The Emerald Isle, in poetry
- "The Office" receptionist after Pam
- Behan's land
- Ms. Brockovich
- Ireland alias
- "Happy Days" actress Moran who died in 2017
- Land of shamrocks
- Oscar role for Julia
- Limerick land, in verse
- Role for Julia
- De Valera's land
- Ireland, romantically and poetically
- Joyce's motherland
- Galway's land, in song
- Ireland, to poets
- "__ Brockovich"
- '-- go bragh!'
- '-- Brockovich' (Julia Roberts film)
- "__ go bragh!"
- Yeats's homeland
- Shamrock isle
- PG&E opponent Brockovich
- Ireland's nickname
- Ireland, in poetry
- Andrews of "Dancing with the Stars"
- 2000 role for Julia
- ''___ go bragh''
- ''___ Brockovich''
- Yeats's home
- Where leprechauns roam
- Roberts' Brockovich
- Lead-in for "go bragh"
- Land of Blarney and Killarney
- Kerry's home
- Ireland, to some
- Home to Blarney Castle
- Brockovich played by Julia Roberts in a 2000 film
- Another name for Ireland
- "Fox College Football" host Andrews
- "___ Brockovich" (Julia Roberts film)
- Tralee's land
- St. Patrick's Day slogan starter
- Limerick's locale
- Julia's Brockovich
- Joyce's home
- Gray of "Silver Spoons"
- ESPN sportscaster Andrews
- "___ Burnett OutFront" (CNN show)
- Yeats' home
- Whistle-blowing Brockovich
- Title role for Julia
- Sports journalist Andrews
- Shannon's home
- Scott Baio co-star Moran
- Old Sod
- Old name for Ireland
- Land of the Dail
- Kerry's land
- Island land
- Ireland, in verse
- Ireland of literature
- Galway locale
- Filmdom's Brockovich
- Cork's land, in poetry
- Best Actress role for Julia
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Erin \E"rin\ ([=e]"r[i^]n), n. [Ir. Cf. Aryan.] An early, and now a poetic, name of Ireland.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
ancient name of Ireland, from Old English Erinn, dative of Eriu "Ireland" (see Irish). As a girl's name in U.S., rare before 1954, popular 1976-1985.
Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 653
Land area (2000): 4.097597 sq. miles (10.612726 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.002284 sq. miles (0.005915 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 4.099881 sq. miles (10.618641 sq. km)
FIPS code: 24320
Located within: Tennessee (TN), FIPS 47
Location: 36.316998 N, 87.697946 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 37061
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
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Wikipedia
Erin is a Hiberno-English derivative of the Irish word "Éirinn". "Éirinn" is the dative case of the Irish word for Ireland - "Éire", genitive "Éireann", the dative being used in prepositional phrases such as "go hÉirinn" "to Ireland", "in Éirinn" "in Ireland", "ó Éirinn" "FROM IRELAND". The dative has replaced the nominative in a few regional Irish dialects (particularly Galway-Connamara and Waterford). Poets and nineteenth-century Irish nationalists used Erin in English as a romantic name for Ireland. Often, "Erin's Isle" was used. In this context, along with Hibernia, Erin is the name given to the female personification of Ireland, but the name was rarely used as a given name, probably because no saints, queens, or literary figures were ever called Erin.
According to Irish mythology and folklore, the name was originally given to the island by the Milesians after the goddess Ériu.
Erin go bragh ("Éire go brách" in standard orthography, dative "in Éirinn go brách" "in Ireland for ever"), a slogan dating from the 1798 revolution, is often translated as "Ireland forever". The etymology of the word as it drifted throughout the Gaelic region gave rise to its use by the early Scots to both mean Ireland and "west" - as Ireland lies to the west of Scotland.
Erin is the ancient Irish name for Ireland. Erin may also refer to:
Érin is a commune in the Pas-de-Calais department in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region in France.
Erin is a historic home located near Front Royal, Warren County, Virginia. It was built in 1848, and is a three part Palladian plan dwelling with a two-story central section and 1 1/2-story flanking wings. The front facade features a two-story tetrastyle pedimented portico in the Greek Ionic order. The frame dwelling has impressive Greek Revival detailing on both its exterior and interior. Also on the property are the contributing kitchen, law office, dairy, meat smokehouse, chicken house, and granary.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, and was listed again as part of the Rockland Rural Historic District in 2015.
Usage examples of "erin".
She did highly confidential work helping adoptees locate their birth parents, and Erin had vouched for her.
I knew, of course, of the Tuatha De Danann, the tribes of the god Danu, the half-legendary, half-historical clan who found their home in Erin some four thousand years before the Christian era, and who have left so deep an impress upon the Celtic mind and its myths.
The daughters of Erin, in black garments, with large prayerbooks and long lighted candles in their hands, kneel down and pray.
Not until the biopsy came back negative did she tell Erin or her husband.
Erin cOUld only stare in horror as a silver meat cleaver struck Chameleon squarely in the chest.
Stopping along the way at a tourist-vacuum to load myself down further with two coffees, an apple juice, film, postcards, a NASA sunhat for Erin, NASA ballcaps for myself and Zoey, and three pairs of sunglasses.
Instead of barraging Margaret with questions, Erin returned to the living room with an ice pack, adjusted the footstool and fixed her a requested cup of tea.
Lee Graham, Leo Daugherty, and Erin Casteel, for reading the manuscript chapter by chapter, as it was written, for sharing their reactions, and for helping me to discover my own sensibility.
Neither of the men of Erin nor of the men of the world do I know it, unless it be the trio that Mac cecht brought out of the land of the Fomorians by dint of duels.
We've been talking about something cisc," Tmv said, as he loosened his hold on Erin and took several steps away from her.
He was Akande Erin, a massive Dahomeyan who had spent thirty years operating a jungle riverboat.
There's nothing lyrical or romantic, and certainly nothing erotic about this poem at all, not if you're a woman anyway,' drawls Alice's friend, Erin, the cat-eyed woman with the bleach-blonde crop.
The other robots led her through an almost unfamiliar entrance and into the mansion, and Erin froze, her ambulator locking.
He brought, in addition to the item Erin requested, two magnums of Korbel champagne, three dozen red roses, a gold bracelet and a shopping bag of assorted compact discs: Smithereens, Pearl Jam, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Men II Boyz, REM, Wilson Phillips.
The light and then the cosmic ray from the supernova, and the gamma rays from Hurricane Erin below, had all hit Mir on schedule, just as Erin and Tesla had predicted.