No I don't think so, but pig intestines are eaten by some people. The dish is named "tripes" or "andouillette".
There is a recipe from Morocco which uses 'tripes de mouton' called 'tkalia', that is eaten on the first day of 'Aïd' (see the overblog of cooking by btissam).
Andouillette is also made by mixing together veal and pork intestines.
les abats de mouton or les tripes de mouton
Le mouton
Le mouton
année du mouton
un chien de berger
moutons à grandes cornes
A sheep is 'un mouton' in French.
In french sheep called mouton
i dont know if it is intestines but what i think you are talking about is haggis,which is from scotland, not ireland...
Well I don't exactly know the exact word but if you wanted to say "come here, sheep" you could say "viens ici, mouton" which means exactly that.
the black sheep is translated 'le mouton noir' in French.
Mouton is the french word for Lamb or mutton
Most worms in sheep are internal parasites that eventually localize in the intestines. However, some worms can be dermal (in the skin).