Referring Clues

• Land of poetry
• Yeats's land
• Land of 47-Down
• Land of literature
• "___ go bragh"
• Neighbor of Albion
• Object of March celebrations
• Ireland
• Thomas Moore's homeland
• Name for a colleen
• Land of the leprechauns
• Shamrock land
• The Emerald Isle
• Green land
• One of the Waltons
• Thomas Moore's land
• Land of elves
• Joyce's homeland
• Leprechauns' land
• The old sod
• Irish name
• A Walton
• Neighbor of Britannia
• St. Patrick's land
• Ireland, poetically
• Beloved subject of Thomas Campbell
• Snakeless isle
• Land of sentimental verse
• Leprechaun's land
• Land of fairies
• ___ go bragh
• Gray of "Six Pack"
• Name for an Irish lass
• Actress Gray
• St. Patrick's home
• Land of Tralee
• 2000 title role for Julia
• Hibernia
• Julia's Oscar-winning role
• "Come Back to ___" (old song)
• Actress Moran
• Leprechaun land
• Home for Murphy and O'Brien
• March 17 slogan word
• Yeats's isle
• Land of Killarney
• "___ Brockovich"
• Land of O'Kelly and O'Keeffe
• Seán O'Faoláin's "Come Back to ___"
• Ireland, in poesy
• Port ___ (Isle of Man resort)
• Oscar-winning role for Julia
• ___ Brockovich, Oscar role for Julia Roberts
• Green land?
• Girl's name (or a hint to this puzzle's theme)
• Dublin's land, in poetry
• Irish girl's name
• Sister on "The Waltons"
• "___ go bragh"
• Land o' blarney
• ___ Brockovich, Julia Roberts title role
• Dublin's home
• Ireland, to poets
• Nickname for Ireland
• Poetic name for Ireland
• Killarney's land
• Dublin's land
• Faerie land
• "___ go bragh!"
• Name meaning, literally, west island
• Actress Moran of "Happy Days"
• Activist Brockovich
• March slogan word
• Land of leprechauns
• Home of 1-Down
• Poetic country name
• Subject of some Thomas Moore poetry
• The Isle of Man's Port ___
• Poetic land
• "___ Brockovich"
• Yeats's land, poetically
• Land o' leprechauns
• The auld sod
• Land o' the Irish
• Isle of poetry
• "The emerald of Europe"
• Sons of ___ (group promoting Irish heritage)
• Land that's saluted in this puzzle
• Celtic land
• Moran of "Happy Days"
• Port ___, seaside resort on the Isle of Man
• Emerald Isle
• March slogan starter
• Brockovich, in a Julia Roberts flick
• Moran of "Joanie Loves Chachi"
• "Happy Days" actress Moran
• "___ Brockovich" (2000 film)
• Brockovich played by Julia Roberts
• Leprechaun's home
• Leprechaun's turf
• 2000 role for Julia
• "The Auld Sod," poetically
• "Joanie Loves Chachi" costar Moran
• Ms. Brockovich
• March 17th slogan word
• Land of Blarney and Killarney
• Wilde country
• Oscar role for Julia
• Julia's 2000 Oscar role
• Land of Limerick
• Environmental activist Brockovich
• "Central" Ireland found in four puzzle answers
• "48 Hours" correspondent Moriarty
• St. Patrick's Day slogan starter
• Snake-free island
• Burnett of CNBC's "Squawk On the Street"
• Andrews of ESPN
• Brockovich who inspired a movie
• Cork's country, poetically
• Julia's Oscar-winning character
• One of the Walton sisters
• "Take It From Me" author Brockovich
• Gray of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"
• Joyce's motherland
• John-Boy Walton's sister
• Actress Torpey who was on "One Life to Live" for over a decade
• Racecar driver Crocker
• Daniels of "The L Word"
• Soprano Wall
• Scott's "Joanie Loves Chachi" costar
• She played Joanie on "Joanie Loves Chachi"
• Murphy who played Tabitha on "Bewitched"
• One of the girls on "The Waltons"
• With 3-Down, Scott Baio's 1982 sitcom costar
• First name in a 2000 Best Picture nominee
• Cranberries' land
• New York Liberty guard Thorn
• Demi's "Striptease" role
• "Zoey 101" actress Sanders
• Scott's costar on "Joanie Loves Chachi"
• Thomas Moore's home
• Behan's land
• Yeats's homeland
• "___ go bragh!"
• "The Waltons" daughter
• Gray of "Silver Spoons"
• Brockovich of film
• With 52-Across, "Happy Days" actress
• Moran of "Happy Days"
• "___ go bragh"
• Ireland alias
• "___ go bragh!"
• "___ Brockovich"
• Ireland nickname
• Julia's Oscar role
• "Waltons" daughter
• Ireland, informally
• Albion neighbor
• Green isle of poetry
• Oscar role of 2000
• Homeland of Yeats
• Sister of John Boy
• Green land's nickname
• Another name for Ireland
• Country that celebrates March 17th
• "___ go bragh!"
• Ireland, in verse
• Shamrock isle
• Seamus Heaney's land
• Word in a March 17 slogan
• St. Paddy's Day girl
• "___ Brockovich"
• "___ go bragh"
• Best Actress role for Julia
• Role for Julia
• Roberts' Brockovich
• Brockovich in a film
• Poet's Ireland
• A name for Ireland
• St. Patrick's Day slogan start
• Home of Aer Lingus
• Where leprechauns gambol
• Word in a March 17 phrase
• Shannon's home
• She played Joanie on "Happy Days"
• Poetic name of Ireland
• Where leprechauns roam
• Filmdom's Brockovich
• Start of a slogan heard in March
• Where the blarney flies
• "The Old Sod"
• "Joanie Loves Chachi" co-star Moran
• Common name for an Irish lass
• The Auld Sod, poetically
• "Come Back to ___" (Hibernian ballad)
• Limerick's locale
• Ireland's nickname
• Brockovich on film
• Popular girl's name in Wales
• Brockovich played by Roberts
• National nickname
• Secretary on "The Office"
• "___ Brockovich" (2000 movie)
• Ireland of literature
• ESPN sportscaster Andrews
• Old name for Ireland
• "____ Go Bragh" ("Ireland Forever")
• ___ Brockovich (Julia Roberts title role)
• St. Paddy's land
• Joyce's land
• Place name before and after "Oh" in a Thomas Moore title
• Moran & Gray
• Dublin’s land, in poetry
• "Waltons" daughter
• Ireland, in poetry
• "The Office" receptionist
• ESPN reporter Andrews
• "90210" character Silver played by Jessica Stroup
• Limerick's land
• Destination for vacationing whiskey lovers
• Sportscaster Andrews
• Lead-in for "go bragh"
• Julia's Brockovich
• 26 Down homeland
• Julia played her in 2000
• Ireland, romantically
• Land of Thomas Moore
• "OutFront" host Burnett
• '___ Brockovich'
• '___ Brockovich' (Julia Roberts film)
• '___ go bragh'
• '___ go bragh!'
• Green acres?
• Green acres
• Tipperary locale
• Hibernian's home
• '___ go bragh!'
• Land o' shamrocks
• Land of the shamrock
• Ireland, literarily
• Sports reporter Andrews
• Country in a Thomas Moore poem
• Wilde kingdom?
• Blarney source
• Land of the Blarney Stone
• Activist Brockovich played by Julia
• Brockovich played by Julia
• Journalist Burnett of 55-Down
• Dublin locale
• Yeats's home
• Burnett of CNN
• "The Night Circus" author Morgenstern
• Home to Blarney Castle
• St. Pat's land
• Shamrock home
• Where many last names start with "O"
• CNN's Burnett
• One of John-Boy Walton's sisters
• Consumer advocate Brockovich
• Galway's land
• Sports journalist Andrews
• Joyce's "Green Gem of the Silver Sea"
• Poetic Ireland
• CNN anchor Burnett
• Poetic name for the Emerald Isle
• Blarney stone site
• Sons of ___ (ethnic pride group)
• CNN colleague of Wolf
• Moran of "Daktari"
• Ellie Kemper's character on "The Office"
• Patrick's domain
• Girl's name that's also a place name
• Post-Pam receptionist of "The Office"
• Eire replacement
• Moran of 'Happy Days'
• Whistle-blowing Brockovich
• Blarney stone locale
• Andrews of Fox Sports
• Blarney Stone home
• Fairies' land
• Moran or Gray
• 33-Down's homeland
• Andrews, Moran, or Brockovich
• "___ Brockovich" (Julia Roberts film)
• ___ Moran of "Happy Days"
• Brockovich portrayed on film
• Home to Sean O'Casey
• Roberts role: ___ Brockovich
• Land of blarney
• Home of any Irish poet
• Yeats' home
• Land of the poet Máirtín Ó Direáin
• ' go bragh'
• ' go bragh!'
• "Blue Bloods" police commissioner's daughter
• Actress Gray of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"
• Receptionist on "The Office"
• Famed isle, in song
• Joyce's home
• One of "The Waltons"
• Word before "go" in a seasonal phrase
• Home of the Lia Fáil
• Sean O'Casey's home
• ___ Andrews, co-host of "Dancing With the Stars"
• Land with "her back towards Britain, her face to the West," in a William Drennan poem
• Mrs. Brockovich
• Shamrock's land
• She follows Wolf on CNN
• Land near Albion
• Cork's land, to poets
• "Dancing With the Stars" co-host Andrews
• Davis of TV's "Sinbad"
• Home of leprechauns
• Mayo's place
• Shamrock land, to poets
• "___, lad" (apt anagram for a UN member)
• PG&E opponent Brockovich
• Newswoman Burnett
• "Exile of ___"
• Isle of shamrocks
• "Chicago P.D." detective Lindsay
• Green land of poetry
• Leprechaun land, in poetry
• Blarney Stone's land, to poets
• Word with "go bragh!"
• Home of Irish poets?
• Andrew's kid sister on "My Secret Identity"
• Word with "go bragh"
• Andrews of "Dancing With the Stars"
• Kerry's home
• Investigative Brockovich
• The Auld Sod, in poetry
• Land celebrated on March 17
• CNN host Burnett
• One side of St. George's Channel
• ___ go bragh!"
• Literary name for Ireland
• Bard's Ireland
• Home to an 8-Down
• Land of colleens, poetically
• Limerick land, in verse
• The Emerald Isle, to some
• Land of shillelaghs
• Old Ireland
• 22 across, poetically
• McKeown of folk-rock
• Title role for Julia
• "Love, Save the Empty" singer McCarley
• ___ Esurance (cartoon spy in TV ads)
• Scott Baio co-star Moran
• "Silver Spoons" actress Gray
• Andrews of sportscasting
• Brockovich of lawsuit fame
• Start of an Irish expression
• Land of the leprechaun
• The Emerald Isle, in poetry
• Eagle shortly crossing island, a poetic land
• Poetically, Ireland
• Poetical land of suffering
• Country poetically taking sheep to its heart
• Ireland (poetic)
• Blarney Stone's land
• Fox sidelines reporter Andrews
• Royal monogram in Ireland
• The Emerald Isle, to poets
• "___ go bragh!" (Irish slogan)
• Moniker for 7 Down
• The "auld sod," literary
• Yeats’s home, poetically
• "The Freedom Writers Diary" teacher Gruwell
• Enya's land
• "Hot Water" co-author Brockovich
• Island getting a bit of a battering
• The Queen in Ireland?
• Romantic, archaic name for Ireland
• Wandering around Ireland
• A Walton daughter
• Shillelagh land
• "Happy Days" actress Moran who died in 2017
• TV reporter Burnett
• The Auld Sod, to poets
• Ireland of old
• Fox NFL reporter Andrews
• Ireland, lovely
• Shillelagh's land
• Moran or Brockovich
• Middle daughter on "The Waltons"
• Irish exclamation start
• Limerick's land, in verse
• Green isle
• Start of a 12-Down saying
• "Beneath Shamrocks of ___ ...": Thomas Moore
• 17-Across' land, in poetry
• Julia Roberts played her
• Colin Farrell's home country
• Emerald Isle, poetically
• "___ Go Bragh" ("Ireland Forever")
• Land for O'Connor or O'Casey
• Gray who portrayed Kate on "Silver Spoons"
• Leprechauns' land, in poem
• Shannon's land
• Traditional home of the Byrnes
• Ireland, to some
• Land of which Synge sings
• Green land, in poetry
• Limerick's land, in poetry
• Cork's land, in poetry
• Banshee's land, to poets
• "Dancing With the Stars" host Andrews
• Andrews or Burnett
• Burnett of CNN's "OutFront"
• Popular Irish girl's name
• Environmentalist Brockovich
• "O, ___, mourn with grief and woe": James Joyce
• "The Office" receptionist after Pam
• Yeats' birthplace
• Nickname for St. Patrick's land
• Home of the Blarney Stone
• "Ye maids of green ___, why sigh ..." (folk tune lyric)
• ___ Brockovich (Oscar-winning role for Julia Roberts)
• Emerald Isle, in poems
• Land of shamrocks
• Colleen's land, in poem
• Land that Yeats wrote about
• "Blue Bloods" daughter
• Ireland, to an Irish poet
• Ms. Gray
• Andrews of “Dancing With the Stars”
• Ireland, in two syllables
• "___, lad" (IRELAND anagram)
• “___ go bragh!”
• Sheringham's country?
• Fetherston or Burnett
• Burnett on CNN
• Eco-warrior Brockovich
• "The Night Circus" novelist Morgenstern
• Poetic land of suffering
• "The Boys" actress Moriarty
• Paralympic swimming champion Popovich
• Crusader Brockovich
• Pseudonymous children's author Hunter
• St. Patrick's home's nickname
• Athlete Phillips
• Multi-instrumentalist McKeown
• Ms. Moran
• What some call Ireland
• Speedskating star Jackson
• "The Lost Kitchen" chef French
• Popular name for an Irish girl
• Ellie Kemper's role on "The Office"
• Ireland, in literature
• Dublin's land, to poets
• ___ Hunter, pen name on "Warriors" covers
• CNN's "___ Burnett OutFront"
• Actress Moriarty of "The Boys"
• Walton daughter
• Actress Moriarty who plays Starlight on "The Boys"
• N.F.L. sportscaster Andrews
• "Blue Bloods" daughter played by Bridget Moynahan
• Name that can be heard phonetically somewhere in this clue
• Moriarty of "The Boys"
• "Solo: A Star Wars Story" actress Kellyman
• Olympic speedskater Jackson
• Speedskater Jackson who won a gold medal at the 2022 Olympics
• ___ Morgenstern, author of "The Night Circus"
• ___ Ryan ("Hysteria" co-host)
• Joanie player
• Pam's successor on "The Office"
• Activist Brockovich played by Julia Roberts
• Journalist/activist Reed
• Woman who sounds like she's messin' up?
• The isle to come back to?
• N.F.L. reporter Andrews
• "___go bragh!"
• Actress Moriarty
• "- Brockovich"
• News anchor Burnett
• Whistle-blower Brockovich
• Ireland, to Yeats
• "The Green Knight" star Kellyman
• "The Office" receptionist who didn't understand planking
• Sports commentator Andrews
• "___, Oh ___" (Thomas Moore poem)
• Where many family names begin O'-
• Former "DWTS" co-host Andrews
• You can find her in this clue (hidden!)