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Irish American (plural Irish Americans)

Irish American (not comparable)

Sometimes used in a derogatory sense by Irish people against Americans with little to no Irish heritage who still claim to be Irish

American and Irish

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 [[Image:Irish Americans.jpg|thumb|Notable Irish Americans (clockwise spiraling-in: [[wikipedia:John_F._Kennedy|John F. Kennedy]], [[wikipedia:Mother_Jones|Mother Jones]], [[wikipedia:George_M._Cohan|George M. Cohan]], [[wikipedia:James_Michael_Curley|James Michael Curley]], [[wikipedia:Ed_Sullivan|Ed Sullivan]], [[wikipedia:Eugene_O'Neill|Eugene O'Neill]], [[wikipedia:Victor_Herbert|Victor Herbert]], [[wikipedia:James_J._Braddock|James Braddock]] and [[wikipedia:Michael_J._McGivney|Michael J. McGivney]]]]