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Irish words used in the English language : ウィキペディア英語版
List of Irish words used in the English language

:''For a list of Irish words that have been imported into English, see the list of English words of Irish origin.''

:''For help with pronunciation, see Help:IPA, Help:IPA for Irish, and Irish phonology.''
Irish words used in English in modern Ireland without being assimilated to English forms include:
* Amhrán na bhFiann: National Anthem of Ireland (literally "Soldiers Song")
*
* pronounced ()
* Áras an Uachtaráin: Residence of the President
*
* pronounced
* Ardfheis: Party conference (used by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Sinn Féin)
*
* pronounced
* Ard-Rí: High King (title used in the Middle Ages)
*
* pronounced
* Bord Fáilte: Irish Tourist Board (literally "Welcome Board"; now called Fáilte Ireland)
*
* pronounced
* Bunreacht na hÉireann: Constitution of Ireland
*
* pronounced
* Ceann Comhairle: Chairman of Dáil Éireann
*
* pronounced
* Dáil Éireann: House of Representatives (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
*
* pronounced
* Éire: Ireland
*
* pronounced
* Fianna Fáil: Irish political party (literally "Soldiers of Destiny")
*
* pronounced
* Fine Gael: Irish political party (literally "Family of the Gael")
*
* pronounced
* Gaeltacht: Irish-speaking area
*
* pronounced
* Garda: police officer (plural ''Gardaí'')
*
* pronounced , pl.
* Garda Síochána: Irish police service (literally "Guardian of the Peace")
*
* pronounced
* Oireachtas: (National Parliament)
*
* pronounced
* Príomh Aire: Prime Minister (1919–1921 only)
*
* pronounced
* Punt: Irish pound (currency, now replaced by the euro)
*
* pronounced
* Raidió Teilifís Éireann: National broadcasting service (RTÉ)
*
* pronounced
* Saorstát Éireann: Irish Free State
*
* pronounced
* Seanad Éireann: Irish Senate (upper house of the Irish Parliament)
*
* pronounced
* Sinn Féin: Irish political party (literally "Our-selves")
*
* pronounced
* Sliotar: Ball used in hurling (see Gaelic Athletic Association)
*
* pronounced
* Tánaiste: Deputy Prime Minister
*
* pronounced
* Taoiseach: Prime Minister (literally "Chieftain")
*
* pronounced
* Teachta Dála: Member of the lower house of Parliament (TD)
*
* pronounced
* Uachtarán na hÉireann: President of Ireland
*
* pronounced
* Údarás na Gaeltachta: Development Authority for the Gaeltacht
*
* pronounced
Other, more informal terms include:
* Amadán (Fool, generally male)
* Banbh (Piglet)
* Bean-sídhe (Banshee/Fairy woman)
* Bóithrín (Boreen or small country lane)
* Bualadh bos (A round of applause)
* Camán (hurley)
* Cipín (Small stick/firekindling)
* Crúibín (Pigs foot)
* Fáilte (Welcome)
* Fláithiúil (Excessively/uncommonly generous)
* Grá (Great love or affection for someone/something)
* Is maith liom (I like/It's good)
* Lúdramán (Fool)
* Lúdar (Fool)
* Meas (High regard/respect for someone/something)
* Óinseach (Fool, generally female)
* Plámás (Excessive/Insincere praise or flattery)
* Sceach (Any thorny bush, sceach gheal (Hawthorn))
* Sláinte (Cheers|Good Health)
* Slán (Safe, whole, healthy, complete) (Shortened version of ("may you go safely"), used as modern equivalent of the French フランス語:''au revoir'' or English ''see you''.)
== See also ==

* Craic, an English word that was adapted into Irish and then re-borrowed into English
* Modern history of Durrus and District for list of Irish words in general speech in area of West Cork in 1930s
* Hiberno-English
* Lists of English words of Celtic origin
* Place names in Ireland
* Words used in the English language

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