"Black Irish" is a term invented in America to explain away darker Irish people who don't fit the American stereotype. Irish people often don't understand the term. The Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and many English are actually descended from Iberian migrants who colonized the British Isles around 10,000 years ago.
There are indeed Africans living in Ireland today, so the term now becomes ambiguous.
Someone of African heritage. Their ancestors are originally from Africa. Having an African background.....
"black hole"? Irish is "poll dubh".
a black board
It means dark or black, primarily black. It is variant of Kieran, which is Irish, and gaelic.
the word dubh means "black"
Ciara (Keer-a)is an Irish/Gaelic female name, meaning black.
they are partly african
There was an article that showed his parents, his father is African American and his mother is white.
"Dhuibh" is Irish Gaelic for "black." It is typically used to describe the color black or something that is dark in color.
The name Ciaran is of Gaelic orgin, and it mean "black" or "little dark one". It is an Irish name.
A Black person is someone with dark-colored skin, especially when of African descent.
Green and black Nautical star tattoos to my knowledge are a symbol for Irish strength and diversity