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Irish
When referring to the language, the word is an uncountable noun and is always capitalized. It describes a specific Goidelic tongue and does not take a plural form in this context.
When used as a collective noun to describe the people of Ireland or those of Irish descent, the word functions as a plural noun. In this usage, it is typically preceded by the definite article "the" (e.g., "the Irish") and takes a plural verb, similar to other nationality adjectives used as collective nouns.
Meanings
Examples
My grandmother was Irish and grew up in County Cork.
I wonder if there are any Irish pubs in this city.
The museum features a collection of ancient Irish gold.
The museum features a collection of ancient Irish gold.
We should try some authentic Irish stew for dinner.
The professor specializes in Irish literature of the nineteenth century.
The professor specializes in Irish literature of the nineteenth century.