Éireann 

1.) Éireann is a female name of Irish Gaelic origin.

It comes from the root "Ériu," a major character in Irish mythology. The matron goddess daughter of Emmas and Tuatha Dé Danann, she and her two sisters all claimed Ireland as their own land.

This name is Proto-Indo-European, and Proto-Gaelic, and probably means can be traced to "abundance."

Éireann, parsed into a Gaelic translation, means "daughter of the Goddess of Ireland,"

2.) The name of the Irish Telecom company.

3.) The name of the Irish Senate, Seanad Éireann and House of Representatives. Dáil Éireann.

4.) Part of the name of many Irish companies and organizations.

"Bus Éireann provides bus services in Ireland with the exception of those operated entirely within the Dublin Region."

"Her name is Éireann."

Éireann by indiegoddess February 5, 2010

Éireann 

Éire is a gaelic word for peace, ann meaning merciful and gracious. The latter is ancient hebrew in origin. Together they create a word that quite literally means Ireland. Éire is also broken down by and angelican traslation to Erin, which is where the time honored Erin go Bragh comes from.

How about we go to Éireann for the summer?

Éireann by Heath Patric June 5, 2007

Éireann 

Everyone needs an Éireann. Eireann's are super pretty and have lots of energy. They are very unique, like their name and they bounce around like tigger. If you dont have an Eireann you really need to get one, they will cheer you up every day and never stop making you happy. They are very loyal friends but can forget that you exist sometimes when they are too busy in their own world surrounded by lots of friends. They also are prone to fomo which means they will do anything to meet up with people and will cancel less important plans just for their friends.

Eireanns are very loud and are known for screaming songs at the top of their lungs even though they can be terrible singers.

Eireann's will make you laugh non-stop and can be very very dumb which is even more hilarious. They make a lot of jokes and are always up for going out in the middle of the night, even in the freezing cold. Eireanns love animals and are the best people to look after them. If you need an animal babysitter, go find an Éireann.

Éireann: A tigger like friend

Boy 1: "What's that awful noise?"

Boy 2: "Oh, it's just an Eireann singing"

Boy 1: "An Eireann you say? I hear Eireanns are one of the best friends you can ever have"

Boy 2: "Yes, it's true, I love being Eireann's friend"

Eireann: - singing - "AaaAAaaAAAAAAaaa"

Boy 2: - runs away -

Éireann by CharlesTheSmokingHotDude February 17, 2022

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Eireann is the name of one of the most exquisite women I've ever had the pleasure and fortune of knowing. Intelligent, witty AND stunningly beautiful, if I may so observe. In addition to her absolute command of the spoken and written word, this gingered enchantress also possesses a highly refined taste in music, qualified by her love of the Ramones and Jacques Brel.

Eireann can make a cretin hop.

eireann by Une Nuit August 29, 2011

Eireann

The pubic hair that grows from the penis.

By the whiskers of me Finnegan! Hand me the tweezers my dear Finns, - me schlong has an eireann!

Eireann by SMH365 September 2, 2022

eireann

a chunky white girl with a mega dumpy and a forehead so elongated that if it existed in 9/11 they could've just used it as a landing strip. also pronounced as "airy ann". those named eireann have a tendency to eat little Ceasars pepperoni pizza using their toes, and they like to play fruit ninja on their thighs. if you come across an eireann, run in the other direction, for they will absolutely stretch your anus. they also tend to set their tiktok username as onlyonelemonplease

"Have you met Eireann?" the girl asked her bestfriend.
"Yeah." he responds, holding his hands over his voluptuous anus. "I'm still recovering."

eireann by tw1sted_tr4sh July 14, 2024

Dùn Èideann

Gaelic for Edinburgh simple as that.
a slightly anglicised version of the name is found in New Zealand ie:
Dunedin

Dùn Èideann is what Edinburgh should be known as if it was not for those bloody interfering german saxons.

Dùn Èideann by Sir Sean Cannary August 3, 2006