Synonyms:
Irishman
Meaning: a man who is a native or inhabitant of Ireland
Usage examples
The finest memorial in Saint Paul's is to a certain eminent Irishman, Arthur Wellesley.
She was an Irishwoman; but she bore the name of Shubert, from which we may infer that her husband was not an Irishman.
A struggle ensued, which ended in Zeb flinging his colossal arms around the young Irishman, and bearing him bodily to the bank.
I was as pleased to see him, as may readily be believed, as the genial Irishman was to see me, I was sure, even without his telling me so.
Aidan was an Irishman who entered the monastery of Iona, from which he was sent to preach to the Northumbrians on the invitation of their good king, Oswald.
The young Irishman aint the man to stand nonsense from nobody; but as little air he the one to do a deed like this--that is, if it's been cold-blooded killin'."
When Hawksley returned to the starting line the walls rocked, there were two or three blinding stabs of pain; but he faced this unusual Irishman with never a hint of the torture.