a. (UN-1 7.)
1839. Otway, Sk. in Ireland, 192. ‘Why, my lads,’ said I, ‘is yonder mountain called by such an outlandish name; one would think it was brought here by Oliver Cromwell, it has such an un-Irish, such a Saxon name?’
1842. Lover, Handy Andy, ix. The youth endeavoured to become un-Irish in everything.
1854. Grace Greenwood, Haps & Mishaps, 108. An awkward effort at enjoyment and amusement, un-Irish and lamentable in the extreme.
