| EIRE | "Ireland" |
| EIRE | "Ireland," in Ireland |
| EIRE | "Land of saints and scholars," poetically |
| EIRE | "Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways": Yeats |
| EIRE | "The Auld Sod" |
| EIRE | 13-Across, to natives |
| EIRE | Aer Lingus destination |
| EIRE | Aer Lingus land |
| EIRE | Aer Lingus's land |
| EIRE | Another name used to refer to Ireland |
| EIRE | Auld land |
| EIRE | Banshee's land |
| EIRE | Beckett's homeland |
| EIRE | Blarney Castle's homeland |
| EIRE | Blarney Stone home |
| EIRE | Blarney Stone land |
| EIRE | Blarney Stone’s land |
| EIRE | Bram Stoker's homeland |
| EIRE | Bram Stoker's homeland, for short |
| EIRE | Brian Friel's home |
| EIRE | British Isles component |
| EIRE | Buffalo water hole |
| EIRE | Celt's land |
| EIRE | Celtic land, to natives |
| EIRE | Colleen's country |
| EIRE | Colleen's home |
| EIRE | Conor McGregor's homeland |
| EIRE | Cork coin word |
| EIRE | Cork country |
| EIRE | Cork locale |
| EIRE | Cork's country |
| EIRE | Cork's home |
| EIRE | Cork's land |
| EIRE | Cork's land, to the Irish |
| EIRE | Cork's locale |
| EIRE | Cork's place |
| EIRE | Cork's place, casually |
| EIRE | Cork's site |
| EIRE | Cork’s country |
| EIRE | Cork’s land |
| EIRE | Country led by the Taoiseach |
| EIRE | Country name derived from Proto-Celtic |
| EIRE | Country name on some euro coins |
| EIRE | Country name on some euros |
| EIRE | Country name pronounced by natives in two syllables |
| EIRE | Country name that has an accent called a síneadh fada |
| EIRE | Country name that includes its own abbreviation |
| EIRE | Country name, 1937-49 |
| EIRE | Country since 1949 |
| EIRE | Country whose anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann" |
| EIRE | Country whose name comes from a Gaelic goddess |
| EIRE | Country whose name is an anagram of 10-Down |
| EIRE | County Cork's land |
| EIRE | County Kerry country |
| EIRE | County Kerry's isle |
| EIRE | County Kerry's land |
| EIRE | Cymru : Wales :: ___ : Ireland |
| EIRE | De Valera's country |
| EIRE | De Valera's land |
| EIRE | Democracy begun in 1937" |
| EIRE | Democracy since 1937 |
| EIRE | Douglas Hyde's land |
| EIRE | Drogheda's locale |
| EIRE | Dublin country |
| EIRE | Dublin country, poetically |
| EIRE | Dublin locale |
| EIRE | Dublin's Island |
| EIRE | Dublin's country |
| EIRE | Dublin's country, to an Irishman |
| EIRE | Dublin's home |
| EIRE | Dublin's home, in poetry |
| EIRE | Dublin's isle |
| EIRE | Dublin's land |
| EIRE | Dublin's land, in poetry |
| EIRE | Dublin's land, poetically |
| EIRE | Dublin's land, to Dubliners |
| EIRE | Dublin's land, to natives |
| EIRE | Dublin's land, to the Irish |
| EIRE | Dublin's location |
| EIRE | Dubliner's home |
| EIRE | Dubliner's land |
| EIRE | Dubliners setting |
| EIRE | Dubliners' homeland |
| EIRE | Dublin’s land, to Yeats |
| EIRE | Dublin’s land, to the natives |
| EIRE | Dún Laoghaire's land |
| EIRE | Emerald Isle |
| EIRE | Emerald Isle, to a Gael |
| EIRE | Emerald land |
| EIRE | Enya's homeland |
| EIRE | Europe's third-largest island |
| EIRE | Europe's third-largest island, locally |
| EIRE | European Union member, to natives |
| EIRE | European state |
| EIRE | Formal name for 58 Across |
| EIRE | Former name for the Republic of Ireland |
| EIRE | Former official name of Ireland |
| EIRE | Gaelic Ireland |
| EIRE | Gaelic ground |
| EIRE | Gaelic homeland |
| EIRE | Gaelic name |
| EIRE | Gaelic name for Ireland |
| EIRE | Gaelic republic |
| EIRE | Galway Bay locale, to locals |
| EIRE | Galway country |
| EIRE | Galway locale |
| EIRE | Galway's land |
| EIRE | Geographical name that's another geographical name backward |
| EIRE | Green acres |
| EIRE | Green acres? |
| EIRE | Green land |
| EIRE | Green land? |
| EIRE | Greenland |
| EIRE | Guinness land, to natives |
| EIRE | Harp neighbor on some euros |
| EIRE | Hibernia |
| EIRE | Hibernian's home |
| EIRE | Hibernian's land |
| EIRE | Historic canal |
| EIRE | Home for Samuel Beckett |
| EIRE | Home for clover lovers |
| EIRE | Home for the Murphys and O'Connors |
| EIRE | Home of Blarney Castle |
| EIRE | Home of County Clare |
| EIRE | Home of Yeats |
| EIRE | Home to Yeats |
| EIRE | Home to the sport of hurling |
| EIRE | Homeland of 9-Across |
| EIRE | Homeland of Joyce and Yeats |
| EIRE | Homeland of UFC superstar McGregor |
| EIRE | Ireland |
| EIRE | Ireland in Irish |
| EIRE | Ireland's Gaelic name |
| EIRE | Ireland's Irish name |
| EIRE | Ireland, in Ireland |
| EIRE | Ireland, in Irish |
| EIRE | Ireland, poetically |
| EIRE | Ireland, to a native speaker |
| EIRE | Ireland, to locals |
| EIRE | Ireland, to one in Dublin |
| EIRE | Ireland, to the Irish |
| EIRE | Ireland, to the locals |
| EIRE | Ireland, to the natives |
| EIRE | Irish Gaelic name for Ireland |
| EIRE | Irish Republic |
| EIRE | Irish for "Ireland" |
| EIRE | Irish homeland |
| EIRE | Irish name for Ireland |
| EIRE | Irish republic |
| EIRE | Irish word for Ireland |
| EIRE | Irish word on an Irish euro |
| EIRE | Island republic |
| EIRE | Isle named for a Gaelic goddess |
| EIRE | It goes from Carndonagh to Skibbereen |
| EIRE | It's west of England |
| EIRE | It's west of Wales |
| EIRE | It's west of the Isle of Man |
| EIRE | Its anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann" |
| EIRE | Its flag is green, white and orange |
| EIRE | Its legislature is the Oireachtas |
| EIRE | Its national anthem is "Amhran na bhFiann" |
| EIRE | Its national anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann" |
| EIRE | James Joyce country |
| EIRE | James Joyce's home |
| EIRE | James Joyce's homeland |
| EIRE | Joyce's home |
| EIRE | Joyce's homeland |
| EIRE | Joyce's land |
| EIRE | Kerry locale |
| EIRE | Lake bordered by four states |
| EIRE | Land o' the shamrock |
| EIRE | Land of Blarney |
| EIRE | Land of Blarney, to the Irish |
| EIRE | Land of Donegal and Dingle Bay |
| EIRE | Land of Dublin |
| EIRE | Land of Innisfree |
| EIRE | Land of Molly Bloom |
| EIRE | Land of leprechauns |
| EIRE | Land of shamrocks |
| EIRE | Land of the Blarney Stone |
| EIRE | Land of the banshee |
| EIRE | Land of the leprechauns |
| EIRE | Land of the so-called "Troubles" |
| EIRE | Land on the Celtic Sea |
| EIRE | Land west of Albion |
| EIRE | Land west of Britain |
| EIRE | Land west of England |
| EIRE | Land west of Wales |
| EIRE | Land whose prime minister is known as the Taoiseach |
| EIRE | Land with a harp on its coat of arms |
| EIRE | Leprechaun land |
| EIRE | Leprechaun's land |
| EIRE | Leprechauns' home |
| EIRE | Liffey's land |
| EIRE | Limerick land |
| EIRE | Limerick locale |
| EIRE | Limerick setting |
| EIRE | Limerick site |
| EIRE | Limerick's home |
| EIRE | Limerick's land |
| EIRE | Limerick's locale |
| EIRE | Limerick's location |
| EIRE | Limerick’s land |
| EIRE | Locale of Dingle and Donegal |
| EIRE | Mary Robinson's land |
| EIRE | Mayo is held here |
| EIRE | Mayo's land |
| EIRE | Mayo's locale |
| EIRE | Michael Collin's country |
| EIRE | Name beside a harp on euro coins |
| EIRE | Name for Ireland |
| EIRE | Name on Cork coins |
| EIRE | Name on Cork currency |
| EIRE | Name on Irish euros |
| EIRE | Name on Kilkenny coins |
| EIRE | Name on a European postage stamp |
| EIRE | Name on some European stamps |
| EIRE | Name on some euros |
| EIRE | National name on some euros |
| EIRE | Native sod of G.B.S. |
| EIRE | Old Sod |
| EIRE | Oscar Wilde's country |
| EIRE | Place name on some euros |
| EIRE | Place to spend euros |
| EIRE | Poetic name for Ireland |
| EIRE | Quaker State city |
| EIRE | Republic issuing euros |
| EIRE | Republic since 1948 |
| EIRE | Revolutionary Michael Collins's country |
| EIRE | Ring of Kerry's locale |
| EIRE | Samuel Beckett's homeland |
| EIRE | See 20 Across |
| EIRE | Setting for "The Quiet Man" |
| EIRE | Shamrock spot |
| EIRE | Site of Galway Bay |
| EIRE | Snakes were famously driven from it, in legend |
| EIRE | Sometime name for Ireland |
| EIRE | St. Pat's land |
| EIRE | St. Patrick's home |
| EIRE | St. Patrick's land |
| EIRE | St. Patrick's locale |
| EIRE | St. Pat’s isle |
| EIRE | St. Pat’s land |
| EIRE | Swift home |
| EIRE | The Auld Sod |
| EIRE | The Auld Sod, to natives |
| EIRE | The Auld Sod, to the Irish |
| EIRE | The Chieftains' home |
| EIRE | The Emerald Isle |
| EIRE | The Emerald Isle, in Irish |
| EIRE | The Emerald Isle, to natives |
| EIRE | The Irish name for Ireland |
| EIRE | The Old Sod |
| EIRE | The auld sod |
| EIRE | The emerald isle |
| EIRE | The old sod |
| EIRE | U2 can call it home |
| EIRE | U2's home |
| EIRE | U2's homeland |
| EIRE | W.B. Yeats' country, poetically |
| EIRE | What Dubliners call home |
| EIRE | What Dubliners call their homeland |
| EIRE | What the Irish call their country |
| EIRE | Whence U2 |
| EIRE | Where 2-Down live |
| EIRE | Where Cork is |
| EIRE | Where Dingle Bay is |
| EIRE | Where Donegal Bay is |
| EIRE | Where Guinness originates |
| EIRE | Where Limerick is |
| EIRE | Where Slyne Head is |
| EIRE | Where St. Patrick's Day is a national holiday |
| EIRE | Where a brogue is spoken |
| EIRE | Where drinks are toasted with "Sláinte!" |
| EIRE | Where hurling originated |
| EIRE | Where lakes are loughs |
| EIRE | Where punts were spent |
| EIRE | Where the Shannon flows |
| EIRE | Woman who inherits: h___ss |
| EIRE | Word next to a harp on some euro coins |
| EIRE | Word next to a harp on some euros |
| EIRE | Word on Cork coins |
| EIRE | Word on Dublin-minted euros |
| EIRE | Word on Irish coins |
| EIRE | Word on Irish euro coins |
| EIRE | Word on Irish euros |
| EIRE | Word on Irish postage stamps |
| EIRE | Word on Irish stamps |
| EIRE | Word on a Dublin euro coin |
| EIRE | Word on a euro coin in Dublin |
| EIRE | Word on an Irish euro |
| EIRE | Word on an Irish passport |
| EIRE | Word on an Irish stamp |
| EIRE | Word on euros near harps |
| EIRE | Word on euros with harps |
| EIRE | Word on some euros |
| EIRE | Word on the Irish presidential seal |
| EIRE | Word with a harp on some euro coins |
| EIRE | Word you'll see on a stamp bought in Tullamore |
| EIRE | Yeats subject |
| EIRE | Yeats's home |
| EIRE | Yeats's homeland |
| EIRE | Yeats's land |
| EIRE | “Mise ___” (Patrick Pearse poem whose title means “I am Ireland”) |
| EIRE | “Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways”: William Butler Yeats |