- A
Hibernophile is a
person who is fond of
Irish culture,
Irish language and
Ireland in general. Its
antonym is Hibernophobe. The word
originates from "Hibernia"...
- common, as 'Hiberno-Norse', 'Hiberno-English', 'Hiberno-Scottish', '
Hibernophile', etc. The
Scottish football clubs Hibernian FC and
Dundee Hibernian...
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accommodate troops during winter in the Polish–Lithuanian
Commonwealth Hibernophile,
someone very
interested in
Irish culture This
disambiguation page lists...
- ****enophile: a fan of Gr****
culture (i.e.
someone prone to phil****enism)
Hibernophile: a
lover of
Ireland or
Irish culture Indophile: a fan of
India Italophile:...
- Takeda:
Hajimete no
Yamanobori ("My
First Mountain Climb"). She is a
hibernophile with an
interest in
Children of Lir,
recites I See His
Blood Upon The...
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festival was held on 8–13 April. The 2017
festival commemorated the
Hibernophile French writer Michel Déon, who had died at the age of 97
shortly beforehand...
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Faced with what
seemed to be
imminent civil war, King
George – a
strong Hibernophile since his days as a
naval officer based in Cork –
intervened to stop...
