Synonyms for ireland
ˈaɪər ləndire·land

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1. Irelandnoun

   A large island in northwest Europe.

   Synonyms:
   Erin, Eire, Emerald Isle

2. Irelandnoun

   Synonyms:
   Eire, ire

Princeton's WordNet

1. Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Irish Republic, Eirenoun

   a republic consisting of 26 of 32 counties comprising the island of Ireland; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1921

2. Ireland, Hibernia, Emerald Islenoun

   an island comprising the republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland

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1. irelandnoun

   Synonyms:
   erin, emerald isle

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1. List of paraphrases for "ireland":

   irish, north, irlande, norte, irland, lreland, northern

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1. Seamus Dooley:

   Faith in the media's ability to do its job will be shattered if this challenge is not faced head on. This is a defining moment for the media in Ireland.

2. United States:

   Following waves of restrictive legislation in the United States, the parallels between women seeking abortion in the United States and Ireland and Northern Ireland are striking, women in Northern Ireland have three options when faced with a pregnancy they do not want or feel they can not continue : travel long distances to access in-clinic abortion care, remain pregnant, or self-source their own abortion outside the formal healthcare setting.

3. Yves Bot:

   It is apparent from the findings of the High Court of Ireland and of the (European) Commission itself that the law and practice of the United States allow the large-scale collection of the personal data of citizens of the EU which is transferred, without those citizens benefiting from effective judicial protection, the Commission decision is invalid.

4. John Howard:

   Her story was one that captured the realities of what the Eighth Amendment meant in a material, tangible way, it took the life of a woman. Her memory is a bit of an avatar for change — and for the direction that we'd like Ireland to take. Her story encapsulates what we'd like to never see again and hope that whatever changes can be made in her honor.

5. Christopher Woodhouse:

   I was always a 'small u' unionist. But I could not in all good conscience say I could vote for Northern Ireland to remain a member of the United Kingdom, i am softening to the idea of Irish unity, purely on economic issues.