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Ireland Quotes

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The British Government has no right in Ireland, never had any right in Ireland, and never can have any right in Ireland.
James Connolly

The British Government has no authority in Ireland, never had any jurisdiction in Ireland, and never can have any sway in Ireland.
Authors on Ireland Quotes: James Joyce Katharine Tynan James Connolly Paul Muldoon Jose Manuel Barroso Seamus Heaney Crispin Glover Dee Dee Myers Jack Nicholson Edward Condon Hugh Dancy Ronnie Wood James Larkin Albert Reynolds Denis Leary Elizabeth Bowen Louis MacNeice Susan Mitchell Eamon Kenny Cunningham Anne McCaffrey Nick Laird Diane von Furstenberg Ellen Page Lady Gregory Patrick Pearse Jeffrey Dean Morgan W. H. Auden Dorothy Salisbury Davis Eva Green Ian Paisley Paul McCartney John F. Kennedy
2.
The cause of Labour is the cause of Ireland, and the cause of Ireland is the cause of Labour
James Connolly

The fate of Workers is the fortune of Ireland, and the fortune of Ireland is the fate of Workers.
3.
Ireland unfree shall never be at peace
Patrick Pearse

Ireland oppressed will never rest in harmony.
4.
I'm Irish. I think about death all the time.
Jack Nicholson

5.
Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry.
W. H. Auden

6.
Ireland is also quite nice. So is Amsterdam.
Diane von Furstenberg

7.
The land of Ireland for the people of Ireland
James Larkin

8.
I love Ireland. I feel very at peace there. It's just magical and beautiful.
Eva Green

9.
I can't say enough about Ireland. I can't. I'd move there.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan

10.
The trouble with the Irish question always has been that it was an English question.
Katharine Tynan

11.
My only counsel to Ireland is that in order to become deeply Irish, she must become European.
Tom Kettle

12.
Ireland was a place for the renewal of hope and I still see it like that.
Daniel Day-Lewis

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I said, in talking, that I felt more and more the time wasted that was not spent in Ireland.
Lady Gregory

14.
The Irish aren't great singers, but they have great songs.
Bernadette Devlin

15.
I would love to write the story of my upbringing in Ireland.
Fiona Shaw

16.
If Ireland is to become a new Ireland she must first become European.
James Joyce

17.
World is suddener than we fancy it.
Louis MacNeice

18.
Ireland's just a place...people go there all the time.
Crispin Glover

19.
Sport and death are the two great socializing factors in Ireland.
Elizabeth Bowen

20.
I am encouraged to see women are being elected in Chile, Argentina, Liberia, Ireland. More is more.
Dee Dee Myers

21.
For investor confidence, it is important that there is certainty about the future of Ireland in E.U.
Jose Manuel Barroso

22.
I have nothing to regret, to retract or take back . . . I can only say; God Save Ireland!
Edward Condon

23.
I love to go to Ireland just to relax.
Ronnie Wood

24.
Ireland sober is Ireland stiff.
James Joyce

25.
What Ireland needs now above all else is peace.
Albert Reynolds

26.
Wolfhounds helped kill off the wolves in Ireland.
Denis Leary

27.
Religion dies hard in the Irish.
Katharine Tynan

28.
Ireland. Great for the spirit - very bad for the body.
Hugh Dancy

29.
There has been no lack of courage in Ireland; there never is, but even our courage has a fatal quality.
Susan Mitchell

30.
When John (Giles) was manager of Ireland, much as he loved me, he still dropped me.
Eamon

31.
I'm 78, I'm on my pension in Ireland, and all that good stuff
Anne McCaffrey

32.
In Ireland, I don't get asked out much. English boys are a lot more flirty.
Georgia Salpa

33.
The Irish always jest even though they jest with tears.
Katharine Tynan

34.
I've never been to Ireland and I've always wanted to go.
Ellen Page

35.
I am hugely proud to have played for Ireland.
Kenny Cunningham

36.
Ireland is the old sow that eats her farrow.
James Joyce

37.
It's a great wonder to me, the Irish attachment to our history. What is it but a series of lamentations?
Dorothy Salisbury Davis

38.
It was amazing that I was ever elected.
Ian Paisley

39.
The sea, the snotgreen sea, the scrotumtightening sea.
James Joyce

40.
Give Ireland back to the Irish, don't make them have to take it away.
Paul McCartney

41.
If you grew up Protestant in Ireland, of course, at least in the twentieth century, there was always a contingent that would never really consider you Irish. Meanwhile in Britain you'd never quite be considered British. You fell into a gap in the definitions.
Nick Laird

42.
I must say that though other days may not be so bright, as we look toward the future, that the brightest days will continue to be those we spent with you here in Ireland.
John F. Kennedy

43.
I was born in Northern Ireland in 1951. I lived most of my life there until 1986 or 1987
Paul Muldoon

44.
The Ireland I now inhabit is one that these Irish contemporaries have helped to imagine.
Seamus Heaney