Clues for the word "EIRE"
We've had 418 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1279 times in crosswords. It was last seen in LA Times crossword on January 15, 2026.
Definition of eire
- n. - Air.
Referring Clues
- Limerick's location
- Dublin's land
- De Valera's country
- Cork's place
- Name on a European postage stamp
- St. Patrick's locale
- Where hurling originated
- Cork's locale
- The Emerald Isle
- Country name, 1937-49
- Republic since 1948
- Land west of Britain
- Where 2-Down live
- Where Slyne Head is
- Leprechauns' home
- Cork's country
- Drogheda's locale
- St. Patrick's home
- Land of the leprechauns
- Where Dingle Bay is
- The old sod
- Democracy since 1937
- Emerald Isle
- Limerick land
- Its flag is green, white and orange
- Hibernia
- Land of shamrocks
- Revolutionary Michael Collins's country
- Yeats's land
- Ireland, to the Irish
- De Valera's land
- Sinn Fein's land
- Land west of Wales
- Land of Molly Bloom
- Old Sod
- Leprechaun land
- Green land
- Leprechaun's land
- Dublin's home
- The auld sod
- Place to spend euros
- What Dubliners call home
- Douglas Hyde's land
- Colleen's country
- Home to Yeats
- Home for the Murphys and O'Connors
- Dublin's land
- Hibernian's land
- Yeats subject
- Irish republic
- Yeats's home
- Mayo's locale
- Limerick locale
- It's west of the Isle of Man
- Limerick's home
- Island republic
- James Joyce's home
- Where punts were spent
- Where St. Patrick's Day is a national holiday
- Name on some euros
- Country whose name is an anagram of 10-Down
- Europe's third-largest island
- Home of County Clare
- Yeats's homeland
- Where Donegal Bay is
- The Chieftains' home
- Where Guinness originates
- Land of the so-called "Troubles"
- Mayo's land
- Michael Collins's land
- It replaced the Irish Free State
- Dublin's country
- Banshee's land
- Joyce's nation
- Word on Irish coins
- Former part of the United Kingdom
- St. Patrick's land
- Yeats' land
- Where the Shannon flows
- Word on Irish stamps
- Dublin's domain
- Cork locale
- Gaelic speaker's homeland, perhaps
- Joyce's land
- Ireland, in Ireland
- Belfast's land
- Emerald land
- Land of the leprechaun
- Land of Yeats
- Enya's homeland
- Word on old Irish coins
- Name on an Irish stamp
- MacNamara's land
- Cork's country, in Gaelic
- Ireland, to poets
- Dublin's isle
- Ossian's land
- Green land?
- Land of leprechauns
- Gael's republic
- Dublin's place
- Dubliner's country
- Gaelic speaker's homeland
- Word on an Irish euro
- Gaels' homeland
- County Cork's country
- Banshee's bailiwick
- Green country, poetically
- Limerick's land
- Land of Innisfree
- Cork's home
- Pierce Brosnan's homeland
- Name on many Irish coins
- Name beside a harp on euro coins
- Mayo is a part of it
- Where the River Shannon flows
- Galway's land
- Irish stamp word
- Dubliner's country
- Word on some European stamps
- Irish Free State successor
- Word on the Irish presidential seal
- Where March 17 is a holiday
- Cork can be found near the bottom of it
- "Waiting for Snow in Havana" author Carlos
- Irish homeland
- Shaw's homeland
- Clare's land
- Where leprechauns roam
- Land of Dublin
- Where to find counties Clare and Cork
- The ___ Society of Boston: Irish culture group
- Name on Irish euros
- Word on 42 Down stamps
- Word on some euro coins
- British Isles component
- Word on some 49 Down coins
- Waterford's home
- Ireland alias
- Mayo is found here
- Where Cork is
- Joyce's home
- Another name for Ireland
- Cork's land
- Colleen's home
- British Isles member
- Former Commonwealth member
- Dingle Bay locale
- Ireland, affectionately
- Aer Lingus land
- Ireland's alias
- Blarney Stone land
- Beckett's homeland
- "My Left Foot" setting
- Kerry's country
- State name adopted in '37
- Ireland, romantically
- Democracy begun in 1937
- Limerick's country
- Gaelic republic
- Cork is near the bottom of it
- Oscar Wilde's homeland
- Shamrock land
- Galway locale
- Cork site
- Michael Collins' land
- Where to kiss the Blarney Stone
- U2's land, to its natives
- Lake bordered by four states
- Republic west of England
- Homeland of Joyce and Yeats
- 53-Down's homeland
- Galway Bay site
- Ireland, on old coins
- Home of Michael Collins
- Homeland of the folk-singing Clancy Brothers
- Name on some neutral WWII ships
- "The Auld Sod"
- Beckett's home land
- Ireland, for short
- It's west of Wales
- Ireland
- Dublin's land, to natives
- Cork's location
- Home for clover lovers
- Irish name of ireland
- Ireland, another way
- Home to the sport of hurling
- Dublins land
- "My Left Foot" setting
- The ___ Society of Boston: Irish culture group
- Ireland, on coins
- Land of the shamrock
- Naomh Padraig's country
- 11A plus 71A
- Where Waterford is
- Dubliners country
- Name on some European stamps
- Cork's isle
- Land of Blarney
- Name next to a harp on some euro coins
- European nation
- Northern Ireland
- Shamrock country
- Word on the obverse of some euros
- Word on some euros
- Seamus Heaney's homeland
- Green land
- Greenland
- Name on some euro coins
- Tralee's land
- Home for Samuel Beckett
- Ireland, casually
- Ireland's Irish name
- Blarney Stone site
- Land west of England
- Land of Tralee cars?
- Liffey's land
- Green acres
- Green acres?
- Leprechauns' land
- Ireland, to locals
- Ireland, to its natives
- Wilde country
- Word on an Irish 79 Across
- Country name on some euros
- Dún Laoghaire's land
- Land o' the shamrock
- What Dubliners call their homeland
- Harp neighbor on some euros
- Its national anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"
- Name on Irish stamps
- Kerry's home
- Galway Bay country
- Word on Irish euros
- Home of the Blarney stone
- St. Patrick's isle
- "Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways": Yeats
- Irish name for Ireland
- Southern Ireland
- Word on Irish euro coins
- Gaelic ground
- Cork is found here
- Irish Free State
- Ireland, to some
- Home of Blarney Castle
- European island republic
- St. Patty's land
- Place for clover lovers
- Dubliner's homeland
- Land with a harp on its coat of arms
- Word on an Irish postage stamp
- Ireland, formerly
- De Valera's nation
- Land of Galway
- Nation name on some euro coins
- Emerald Isle, to natives
- "Blarney Stone" locale
- Cork's spot
- Where the River Liffey flows
- Setting for "The Quiet Man"
- Dubliner's land
- Sovereign state begun in 1937
- Cork setting
- Word on Irish postage stamps
- Country name pronounced by natives in two syllables
- Shamrock spot
- Geographical name that's another geographical name backward
- Word on a punt
- It goes from Carndonagh to Skibbereen
- U2's homeland
- County Kerry's isle
- Name on Cork coins
- Land of the banshee
- Cork is found there
- Country name derived from a Gaelic goddess
- James Joyce's land
- Home of the Taoiseach
- Ireland, poetically
- Home of hurling
- Dublin is there
- Dublin's country, to residents
- Gaelic name for Ireland
- Yeats' country
- Samuel Beckett's homeland
- Isle named for a Gaelic goddess
- State name, per a European constitution
- Galway Bay locale, to locals
- Land that anagrams 39-Down
- Homeland of 9-Across
- Ireland, by another name
- Celtic land
- Name on an old map
- Nickname for Ireland
- 82 Across' land
- Ireland, to natives
- Land of Donegal and Dingle Bay
- Where lakes are loughs
- St. Pat's isle
- Ireland by another name
- Padraig's home
- Irish land
- Emerald Isle by another name
- Limerick's locale
- Its legislature is the Oireachtas
- The Emerald Isle, i.e.
- Dublin's land, poetically
- Joyce's homeland
- Dublin's country, to some
- European state
- Dail's land
- Ireland, fancifully
- Where a brogue is spoken
- Dublin's locale
- Dail's purview
- 36-down's home, to poets
- Dublin's country, locally
- Dublin's land, to residents
- A country one has entered before
- Country round lake
- Republic of Ireland
- Britain's neighbor, to natives
- Celtic land, to Celts
- Heiress's land
- Former name for the Republic of Ireland
- Gaelic for Ireland
- Country base that is without a castle
- Land secured by heiress
- Big lake rising in Ireland
- Dublin's nation
- Northwest European country
- Word on Kilkenny coins
- Eamon de Valera's land
- Part of these isles reflected in their eyes
- Official name of the Irish Republic, 1937-49
- Home of Yeats
- Cork country
- Word on old Irish currency
- Gaels' Ireland
- James Joyce's homeland
- Joyce's home, poetically
- What Corkonians call their homeland
- Where people tour the Ring of Kerry
- Tipperary's country
- Dublin republic
- Shamrock place
- Swift home
- Dingle Bay site
- Ecstasy and anger in Ireland
- County Kerry's land
- Blarney Stone home
- Ring of Kerry's locale
- Dublin's setting
- Dubliner's home
- Where to find a Cork
- Colleen's land
- Word on an Irish stamp
- Land near Wales
- Ireland, quaintly
- Mayo is held here
- Where to find some Irish heiresses
- Where Ennis is
- What some call Ireland
- Ireland's Ireland
- Collins' country
- Ireland's nickname
- Dún Laoghaire's land
- River Shannon locale
- Celt's land
- Kerry locale
- Bram Stoker's homeland
- Land provided by heiress
- Country name that includes its own abbreviation
- Name on Kilkenny coins
- Blarney Castle's homeland
- Aer Lingus destination
- Emerald Isle, to poets
- Dublin's poetic land
- Word on euros near harps
- Whence U2
- U2 can call it home
- County Kerry country
- Ireland, to a poet
- Word on Dublin-minted euros
- Word on euros with harps
- Land on the Celtic Sea
- County Cork's land
- Locale of Dingle and Donegal
- European Union member, to natives
- A noted passion for old Ireland
- Word next to a harp on some euros
- Gaelic homeland
- Its anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"
- Cork’s country
- A nickname for Ireland
- National name on some euros
- Ireland, on a euro
- Homeland of James Joyce
- Auld land
- Cork coin word
- Word on some European postage stamps
- Country name on some euro coins
- Land whose prime minister is known as the Taoiseach
- Ireland to the romantic
- Land with an accent over its first letter
- Word with a harp on some euro coins
- Artemis Fowl's homeland
- Dún Laoghaire's land
- Dublin's land, to Dubliners
- Country led by the Taoiseach
- Green land?
- Country whose anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"
- Where drinks are toasted with "Sláinte!"
- Ireland, to a native speaker
- Limerick setting
- Country whose name comes from a Gaelic goddess
- Word on an Irish passport
- Snakes were famously driven from it, in legend
Last Seen In
- LA Times - January 15, 2026
- Penny Dell Sunday - January 11, 2026
- Daily American - December 29, 2025
- New York Times - November 22, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - November 21, 2025
- Daily American - November 06, 2025
- LA Times - October 26, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - October 24, 2025
- New York Times - September 24, 2025
- Evening Standard Cryptic - September 23, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - September 02, 2025
- Daily American - August 10, 2025
- New York Times - July 27, 2025
- New York Times - June 29, 2025
- Daily American - June 15, 2025
- Daily Quick - June 01, 2025
- Your Life Choices - May 17, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - April 07, 2025
- Daily American - April 02, 2025
- Daily Cryptic - March 24, 2025
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - March 14, 2025
- Daily Quick - March 12, 2025
- Daily Quick - February 18, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - January 28, 2025
- Daily Quick - January 26, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - January 24, 2025
- New York Times - January 01, 2025
- New York Times - December 28, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - December 24, 2024
- Mindfood Daily - December 12, 2024
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