Examples of 'very irish' in a sentence
Meaning of "very irish"
very irish - This phrase is used to describe something that is extremely or typically Irish in nature. It implies a strong association with the culture, traditions, or people of Ireland
How to use "very irish" in a sentence
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very irish
And a very Irish name you have too.
They do not look very Irish to me.
He is very Irish and proud of it.
You must be very Irish.
This very Irish story was filmed entirely in Hollywood.
Margaret is a very Irish name.
A very Irish way to go.
But he was also very Irish.
The point was to have a very Irish depiction without it ever being aesthetically evident.
What follows is a heart-warming tale in Keye's signature witty, and very Irish style.
And she was very Irish Catholic.
Very Irish indeed.
You look very Irish.
Not very Irish now is it?
If you did not know, that 's a very Irish naming convention.
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Very Irish in his ways, you know, came from a massive Irish family.
You are very Irish.
It 's very Irish but still elegant I think, you know.
Sounds very Irish.
A very Irish sort of miracle . - That one.
It is very Irish.
The o'Hennessy family -- They do not look very Irish to me.
Really nice person. Very Irish in his ways, you know, came from a massive Irish family.
No fuckin ' way . Do not look very Irish to me.
You like that? It 's very Irish but still elegant I think, you know.
Don't feel very Irish.
It 's very Irish.
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It 's also a very Irish thing.
It 's getting very Irish today.
