| Stew |
| Temper |
| Dander |
| Celtic |
| Setter |
| Spring. |
| Corkers |
| Like U2 |
| Fighting |
| Mayo men |
| Jiggers? |
| Hibernian |
| Wolfhound |
| Eire-born |
| From Erin |
| Like Bono |
| Cork folk |
| Dubliners |
| Like Enya |
| From Cork |
| Hibernians |
| ___ coffee |
| Cork folks |
| Cork crowd |
| Linen type |
| Cork-based |
| Like Joyce |
| Like Yeats |
| Coffee type |
| Nationality |
| Part of IRA |
| Whiskey ___ |
| Kind of jig |
| Lucky folk? |
| Sea or stew |
| From Galway |
| Lucky ones? |
| Mayo masses |
| Cork people |
| Dublin-born |
| From Dublin |
| European sea |
| Kind of stew |
| Cork masses? |
| Like Clannad |
| Like O'Casey |
| Lucky group? |
| Modern Celts |
| Sort of stew |
| Lucky sorts? |
| Kind of linen |
| Coffee choice |
| Cork populace |
| Like a brogue |
| Like banshees |
| Like Mayo men |
| Type of linen |
| From Limerick |
| From Kilkenny |
| Lucky people? |
| Like Guinness |
| Whiskey genre |
| Type of coffee |
| Kind of coffee |
| Coffee variety |
| Whiskey choice |
| Dublin natives |
| From Killarney |
| ___ Free State |
| From Tullamore |
| Kerry's people |
| Like Dubliners |
| Limerick folks |
| People of Cork |
| Rollers of R's |
| Setter variety |
| Stew or setter |
| The ___ Rovers |
| Like many pubs |
| Luck of the __ |
| Sort of setter |
| Type of potato |
| Kind of setter |
| Type of setter |
| Like rock's U2 |
| From Waterford |
| March marchers |
| Kind of potato |
| Kind of whiskey |
| Celtic language |
| Notre Dame team |
| Abie's ___ Rose |
| Eyes that smile |
| Galway citizens |
| Luck o' the ___ |
| March 17 people |
| Out of Kilkenny |
| Sea or potatoes |
| Temper: Colloq. |
| The lucky ones? |
| From Cork, e.g. |
| Like soda bread |
| Dubliners, e.g. |
| Limerick people |
| Type of whiskey |
| Like leprechauns |
| Certain potatoes |
| ___ Sweeps Derby |
| Coffee or whisky |
| Dublin residents |
| Galwegians, e.g. |
| Kildare's people |
| Like Bram Stoker |
| Linen or whiskey |
| Native to Dublin |
| Natives of Cobh. |
| People from Mayo |
| Potato or whisky |
| Setter or coffee |
| Setter or potato |
| Shaw and Paisley |
| Whisky or coffee |
| From the old sod |
| Like James Joyce |
| From Galway, say |
| Sweepstakes type |
| Like Oscar Wilde |
| My Wild ___ Rose |
| Like some whiskey |
| Limerick language |
| Like a leprechaun |
| Notre Dame's team |
| Citizens of Sligo |
| Cohan's ancestors |
| Cork-based, maybe |
| From Donegal, say |
| Isle of Man's sea |
| Shamrock fanciers |
| Source of "galore |
| Coffee descriptor |
| From the Auld Sod |
| Kind of wolfhound |
| Emerald Isle folk |
| March 17 marchers |
| Joyce's countrymen |
| Like Enya and Bono |
| Mid-March marchers |
| Temper, informally |
| Joyce's compatriots |
| ___ Republican Army |
| Dander personified? |
| Like Guinness stout |
| Like Joyce or Wilde |
| Like the River Erne |
| Notre Dame faithful |
| Swift's nationality |
| Like Jonathan Swift |
| March 17th marchers |
| Like Samuel Beckett |
| March 17 celebrants |
| They march in March |
| Behan or Yeats e.g. |
| G. Cohan's ancestors |
| Like Dublin denizens |
| Like Joyce and Yeats |
| Notre Dame "fighters |
| Partiers on March 17 |
| Wearers of the green |
| Like Joyce and Behan |
| Like the Cranberries |
| Mid-March celebrants |
| St. Patrick's people |
| Like Jameson whiskey |
| Like Joyce and Wilde |
| Like Thin Lizzy or U2 |
| Lucky ones, it's said |
| People from Waterford |
| Mid-March merrymakers |
| Fighting" Indiana team |
| Dubliners, for example |
| From Cork or Killarney |
| From County Clare, say |
| From the Emerald Isle |
| Kind of lace or potato |
| Kind of stew or potato |
| People with "O'" names |
| South Bend footballers |
| Type of bull or setter |
| Kind of coffee or stew |
| Kind of stew or coffee |
| Like the members of U2 |
| St. Patrick's converts |
| ___ setter, popular pet |
| ___ Spring (soap brand) |
| Cork-based, for example |
| Gracie Allen's heritage |
| March 17 parading group |
| Notre Dame Fighting ___ |
| South Bend varsity name |
| From County Clare, e.g. |
| Football's Fighting ___ |
| G. M. Cohan's ancestors |
| Fighting __ (Notre Dame) |
| Linen or coffee preceder |
| Of Kilkenny or Killarney |
| Whence the word "whiskey |
| Word with setter or stew |
| Gaeilge, to its speakers |
| ___ wolfhound (dog breed) |
| Fighting" Notre Dame team |
| When --- Eyes Are Smiling |
| From Blarney or Killarney |
| Notre Dame's Fighting --- |
| Type of whiskey or coffee |
| Type of whiskey or setter |
| Type of coffee or whiskey |
| Source of the word "galore |
| Go, ___!" (Notre Dame cry) |
| Notre Dame's Fightin' team |
| South Bend team, for short |
| St. Patrick's Day marchers |
| Word before stew or coffee |
| Word with coffee or potato |
| Apt to celebrate March 17? |
| Bono and Enya's nationality |
| Born near the River Shannon |
| George M. Cohan's ancestors |
| Knute Rockne's Fighting ___ |
| Like whisky, but not scotch |
| Notre Dame team, informally |
| Source of the word "whiskey |
| Tellers of leprechaun tales |
| Their big day is March 17th |
| Van Morrison "One ___ Rover |
| Like many who march in March |
| Like whiskey, but not whisky |
| Notre Dame squad, familiarly |
| St. Patrick's Day celebrants |
| ___ Sea (Isle of Man setting) |
| Like the smiling eyes of song |
| Nationality partying in March |
| Like Angela in "Angela's Ashes |
| Like Conan O'Brien, ethnically |
| ___ wolfhound (large dog breed) |
| The ___ Sketch Book": Thackeray |
| Like many Ellis Island arrivals |
| ___ Sea, home of the Isle of Man |
| Fighting ___ (Notre Dame's team) |
| John Lennon "The Luck of the ___ |
| Knute Rockne's team (with "The") |
| Like the original Molly Maguires |
| Fighting ___, Notre Dame athletes |
| Kiss me, I'm ___" (T-shirt slogan) |
| Descriptor for this puzzle's theme |
| From Dublin or Belfast, for example |
| Magyar : Hungarian :: Gaeilge : ___ |
| Word with ''setter'' and ''coffee'' |
| ___ setter (reddish-brown dog breed) |
| Adjective for coffee, jig or whiskey |
| It may come before coffee or whiskey |
| Almost half of U.S. immigrants in 1840 |
| Like the characters in "Angela's Ashes |
| Like many St. Patrick's Day celebrants |
| The Fighting ___" (Notre Dame nickname) |
| Notre Dame squad, familiarly, with "the |
| Like the "Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral" lullaby |
| ___ Sea, connected to St. George's Channel |
| ___ Derby, annual sporting event since 1866 |
| Kiss Me, I'm ___" (button often seen on St. Patrick's Day) |