Significados de irish gentry en inglés

That was the end of the revolt of the Irish gentry.

Of the Irish gentry there is not much to be said.

Her inhabitants are composed of Irish nobles, Irish gentry, and the Irish people.

The Anglo- Irish gentry had a strong tradition of military service.

On October 22, the Irish gentry of Ulster began a series of coordinated operations.

There was a simplicity about this Irish gentry which amused and made me wonder.

Butt had the Irish gentry on his side.

In later life, the earl wrote of the entertainments provided by other members of the Irish gentry.

Very likely the ragged scion of one of these banditti Irish gentry, who has taken naturally to 'the road.'

They also bought some of the original contents of the house which had been home to generations of Tipperary Anglo- Irish gentry.

Charles Howard-Bury was one of those larger-than-life characters of the Anglo- Irish gentry -in the twilight years -and now largely forgotten.

'The Irish gentry of 1782 were men to be proud of; yet look at their descendants to-day.'

-Weshould observe, this custom has long since been banished from the higher orders of Irish gentry.

A listed country house in a part of rural Kilkenny once a favourite with the Anglo- Irish gentry is for sale for €4 million.

Leaders of the Old English and Irish gentry, with ancient names like Barry and MacCarthy, were now taking up arms down in Munster and beyond.

"Why should it be only the second-rate jobs that are left for our own boys?" the Irish gentry wanted to know.