Lemass

[luh-mas]

noun

1. Seán Francis 1899–1971, prime minister of Ireland 1959–66.

Example Sentences

Arguably going all the way back to Seán Lemass in the 1970s, successive Irish leaders have sought to place the "Celtic Tiger" at the heart of the global economy, slash corporate tax rates and become one of the most open globalised economies on Earth,

From BBC

“I’ve been going there since I was a child,” Mr. LeMass, 55, says.

From Wall Street Journal

In December, Mr. LeMass and his wife, Jo, purchased a $2.2 million, three-bedroom home on Sunshine Beach near Noosa Heads in Australia.

From Wall Street Journal

Mr. LeMass, a semiretired judge from Brisbane, Australia, and his wife now spend Thursday through Monday at their beachfront home.

From Wall Street Journal

When Bill LeMass gets the itch to hit the waves, he tucks his surfboard under his arm and walks out the front door, where in 50 steps he’s at the water’s edge.

From Wall Street Journal