(Ireland, historical) A chieftain or leader.
(Ireland, historical) A chieftain or leader.
“Taoiseach hails new AstraZeneca facility in Dublin as 'significant vote of confidence' in Ireland www.irishpost.com/business/tao...”
“Went to Ireland and decided to order an earl grey. Turned out I was in for a bit of a Taoiseach.”
“I hope you're all ready for how aggravating it's gonna be when, in March next year, the Taoiseach uses the last of our jet fuel rations to fly over to Washington and give Trump some more shamrocks”
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(British, especially, Scotland, and, Northern Ireland, derogatory, religious slur) An Irish Catholic.
(historical, Ireland) eminent scholastic, used as a title.
(UK politics) A leader of a devolved government such as Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
(Ireland, historical) A judge or lawgiver in ancient Celtic Ireland.
I hope you're all ready for how aggravating it's gonna be when, in March next year, the Taoiseach uses the last of our jet fuel rations to fly over to Washington and give Trump some more shamrocks
“Thanks for sharing Caroline. We have also now launched an online tool so that all those who care about our seas can encourage the Taoiseach and Ministers directly. only.one/act/ireland-...”
“IIRC Former Taoiseach Garrett Fitzgerald was renowned in Ireland for not even pretending to have an interest in sport.”
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The leader or head of a tribe, organisation, business unit, or other group.