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Irish Words Used In The English Language - For a list of Irish words that have been imported into English and other languages, see the list of words of Irish origin at Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Unnaturalized Irish words used in the English language, that have been officially and generally adopted in modern Ireland, include: - ras an Uachtarin (Presidential Palace)
- Ard-Fheis(eanna) (party congress(es) of Fianna Fil, Fine Gael, Sinn Fin)
- Ard-R ('The High King' (of Ireland), name of the Irish overlord king in medieval times)
- Bord Filte (tourist board - literally 'welcome board')
- Bunreacht na hireann (Constitution of Ireland)
- Ceann Comhairle (Speaker of Dil ireann)
- Dil ireann (House of Representatives)
- ire (Ireland)
- Fianna Fil (The largest Irish political party, translation: 'Soldiers of Destiny')
- Fine Gael (The second largest party, translation 'Family of the Gael')
- Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking area)
- Garda Sochna Irish police force
- Garda police officer, pl. Garda
- Promh-Aire (Prime Minister 1919-21)
- Punt ('pound' (currency), was often used in English to refer specifically to the Irish pound, now replaced by the euro)
- Radio Telifs ireann (Irish national broadcasting service, RT)
- Saorstt ireann (Irish Free State's name in Irish)
- Seanad ireann (Irish Senate)
- Sinn Fin (Political party in Ireland with ties in the republican movemnt, translation 'We, Ourselves')
- Tnaiste (Deputy Prime Minister since 1937)
- Taoiseach (Prime Minister since 1937)
- Teachta Dla (Member of Parliament; used as 'TD')
- Uachtarn na hireann (President of Ireland)
- dars na Gaeltachta (development agency for Gaeltachta)
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