Meanings of auld enemy in English

It's Ireland's stand-out home fixture against the new auld enemy, the one that looks like defining their season.

Munster will have to lick their wounds and park their inferiority complex against the auld enemy for another day.

He led her along the bank of the burn, further away from the distant den of his auld enemy.

The newly crowned world champions, England, are being comprehensively humiliated in their own back yard by the auld enemy.

It was only Scotland's third win over the auld enemy in 16 years, and Hadden was full of praise for his team.

On one level there's a certain symmetry there, for now it is conceivably Ireland's turn to complete a Celtic hat-trick against the auld enemy.

These days the Scots would rather take on the Auld Enemy in a referendum than a football match.

Strachan desperately needs a marquee result such as victory over the Auld Enemy to back up regular claims of progress.

A decade on this month, as the auld enemies meet today in a Guinness Pro14 semi-final all has changed, changed utterly.

And she did so too, even scoring against the Auld Enemy, England, at a UEFA U-19 tournament in 2008.

"I was watching ye from the table, waiting far ye to give Clan Gregor's auld enemy a kiss."

"Are ye no feared," asked Jean, with an anxious look in her companion's face, "that some of your auld enemies may recognise you?