Irish English

American  

noun

1. the English language as spoken in Ireland; Hiberno-English.

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Example Sentences

The team contended with various linguistic challenges of Irish English.

From New York Times

Irish English is also rhotic, meaning the “r” is overpronounced.

From New York Times

They relied heavily on an existing speech model of primarily British-English accents — with a far smaller range of American, Canadian and Australian accents — to train it to speak Irish English.

From New York Times

Irish English, said Mr. Cotescu, who is Romanian and was the lead researcher on the Irish Alexa team, “is a hard one.”

From New York Times

When they asked, she described herself as “Irish, English, French, Native American, and Hungarian.”

From Washington Post