TIR
Britishabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of TIR
French: International Road Transport
Example Sentences
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These allusions to Ireland are ever-present in the band’s creations, with titles such as “Tir na nÓg” and “Connla’s Well” specked across their discography.
From Los Angeles Times
This can largely be credited to their three EPs, “Knocknarea,” “Connla’s Well” and Tir na nÓg,” released in 2023, 2024 and 2025, respectively.
From Los Angeles Times
And in August 1999, a big student movement, known as 18th of Tir, pushed back against the government.
From Slate
He was working on the Tir Llwyd Industrial Estate when he got stuck in a baler used to compress waste cardboard into large cubes ready for recycling.
From BBC
Michelle Jones, of the town's Tir a Mor Cafe, told BBC Radio Wales Drive that fire crews were on the Penaber estate.
From BBC
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