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Перевод: Irish

[прилагательное]
ирландский;
[существительное]
ирландцы ; ирландский народ; ирландский язык; сорт полотна; сорт в`иски

Тезаурус:

1. Indeed, 1977-;9, with Roy Mason at the Northern Irish ministry, was the most unproductive period that Ireland had known, in political or constitutional terms, since the troubles began in the late 1960s.
2. Tonight Leeds Irish Centre; Fri Liverpool Royal Court; Sun Newcastle Playhouse; Mon Manchester Free Trade Hall; Tue Birmingham Town Hall.
3. Even when non-Anglican protestants had become accepted as citizens in England and Ireland towards the end of the eighteenth century as they already were in Scotland and Wales, English and Irish catholics remained politically suspect.
4. His health never recovered from an infection incurred in 1848 whilst he was dissecting a corpse; he committed suicide in the following year bizarre incident took place in the life of the composer, Hector Berlioz (1803-;69), whose first wife was the Irish actress, Harriet Smithson.
5. Rumpf and Hepburn (1977) view the activity of the church during this period as quite decisive in limiting the appeal of socialism for the Irish subordinate classes until the 1950s.
6. IRISH UNITY?
7. At the same time, rural conservative Protestants, especially those from the Irish Presbyterian Church, were attracted to the religious movement.
8. (Irish News, 12/9/88)
9. "The place that did give him a job was the Irish Catholic paper The Standard, which had a very funny editor who just liked to drink most of the day and was amused by Patrick and hired him as film critic.
10. Depending on their radioactivity, these are either stored on the site for eventual disposal, or diluted and discharged through a pipeline into the Irish Sea.
11. No one got him to expand on his Irish policy, just as no one got Mr Kinnock to say whether he followed the Tory policy on Ireland (whatever that is) or the policy of the last Labour Conference which calls for a United Ireland.
12. This fringe left-wing newspaper was produced by the Irish Workers' Group, a Trotskyist groupuscule which had a scattering of supporters in Ireland but was strongest among Irish exiles in London.
13. In early May, two-thirds of Fianna Fil TDs from the West had already indicated they would campaign in their constituencies against the amendment ( Irish Times , 2 May 1986).