Ireland in Dutch
Ireland in Dutch is Ierland — Ireland means an island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
Ireland in Dutch
Ierland
What does "Ireland" mean?
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name An island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
"The crux of Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit issue lies in the fact it is a British territory on the island of Ireland, meaning it shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member."
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Ireland in a sentence
- The crux of Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit issue lies in the fact it is a British territory on the island of Ireland, meaning it shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member.
- They spent two weeks touring the west coast of Ireland.
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What is "Ireland" in Dutch?
"Ireland" in Dutch is Ierland. Ireland means: An island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
How do you use "Ireland" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent two weeks touring the west coast of Ireland." In Dutch, "Ireland" is Ierland.
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