One way the OSS was involved was placating the IRA as discussed in question: On which side was Ireland on during WWll?
See Discuss:On_which_side_did_Ireland_fight_during_World_War_2
See also records of OSS member Martin S Quigley discussing events in Ireland from 1942-1945 when he was an undercover intelligence reporter:
www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl104.htm
See also link about OSS related operations in Ireland at:
http://yourarchives.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php?title=Talk:George_OW_Randall,_Poster_Artist
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"O" does mean "from" in some contexts; but if you are saying "I am from Ireland" you would say "Is as Éirinn mé". If you want to ask "are you from Ireland" you would say: "An as Éirinn thú?" If you don't come from Ireland, you have my undying asympathy.
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well its probably Ireland or northern Ireland