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Irishry

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I·rish·ry  (rsh-r)
n. pl. I·rish·ries
1. The Irish people, especially those of Celtic descent.
2.
a. Irish character.
b. An Irish trait, custom, or locution; an Irishism.


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If Laird rises to the challenge of the inherited forms and sounds (not just the subject matter) of his forefathers, then he may well earn his place among "the indomitable Irishry.
 
 
 
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