Meanings of irish extraction in English

Squire Vane was an elderly schoolboy of English education and Irish extraction.

He was, as far as is known, born in Ireland and of Irish extraction.

His wife, a French woman of Irish extraction, brought a cultivated taste to his aid.

Mr Connolly, a British economist of Irish extraction, wrote the book while on leave from the Commission.

When a little boy of Irish extraction confronted me with nigger,OI have never before heard the word.

Charles Walsh is of Irish extraction and about forty years of age, and a fine looking man.

Her father is of Irish extraction.

Are you of Irish extraction, Mrs.

It came from the late Nicholas Flood Davin, a member of Irish extraction who sat for a Far-Western constituency.

The Irish and those of Irish extraction in Liverpool being reckoned as about one-third of the population, the Catholic body is correspondingly numerous.

HE is said to have been son to a king of Ulster in Ireland, at least he is looked upon as of Irish extraction.

The Dillons are of good Irish extraction, and I believe that even Miss Plowden will admit that the Howards have some pretensions to a name.

John Ford was an American of Irish extraction and he found the source for The Quiet Man in a short story written by Maurice Walsh.

Sir, - Ben Walsh (December 15th) objects to my use of the word "reconnect" in association with those of Irish extraction living in the Commonwealth.

"It is no use your coming over, Darby," he said bluntly to the red-haired police officer, who was of Irish extraction.