Irish Sea

noun

1. a part of the Atlantic Ocean between Ireland and England.

Irish Sea

noun

1. an arm of the North Atlantic Ocean between Great Britain and Ireland

Example Sentences

On-shore winds from the Irish Sea can be a problem at times.

From The Daily Beast

The west coast faces the Irish Sea, with a width varying from 45 to 130 m.

From Project Gutenberg

When they awoke next morning, they were well out into the Irish sea, the Welsh hills slowly disappearing at the left.

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Only one large river has been marked on that map, namely, that flowing out of a lake which occupied part of the Irish Sea.

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Its diagnosis of the Irish difficulty is one which has long been popular with many intellectual men on this side of the Irish Sea.

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For my part, with only two torpedoes left, I headed north up the Irish Sea.

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