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n. - A native or inhabitant of an island in northwestern Europe, in the north Atlantic Ocean, west of Great Britain.

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  • Also commenting on the wesbite was Irelander Dominic McGinley:
  • Philip was by nature and training as gentle and amiable as a lamb, but he was a Young Irelander, and therefore a fighter on principle.
  • Irelander by conviction, shrank from the glare and blare of political movements, led a lonely life, consumed by the fires of his own thoughts.
  • But however this may be, Le Fanu undoubtedly was no young Irelander; indeed he did the stoutest service as a press writer in the Conservative interest, and was no doubt...
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