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No Irish Need Apply — (U.S. History) people of Irish heritage should not seek employment here (phrase used during the mid 1800s when Irish immigrants were severely discriminated against in the workplace), NINA … English contemporary dictionary
NINA — (No Irish Need Apply) (U.S. History) people of Irish heritage should not seek employment here (phrase used during the mid 1800s when Irish immigrants were severely discriminated against in the workplace) … English contemporary dictionary
Nina — For individuals named Nina, see Nina (name). Nina is a feminine given name. Contents 1 Acronyms 2 Places 3 Entertainment 3.1 Solo singer … Wikipedia
NINA — No Irish Need Apply (Miscellaneous » Funnies) No Irish Need Apply (Business » Positions) **** No Income No Assets (Community) *** No Income, No Assets (Business » Stock Exchange) * New Identity Not Applicable (Community » Law) * New Identity Non… … Abbreviations dictionary
Irish American — Infobox Ethnic group group = Irish American group = Irish American Gael Mheiriceánach caption = John F. Kennedy • Mother Jones • George M. Cohan James Braddock • Michael J. McGivney • James Michael Curley Victor Herbert • Eugene O Neill • Ed… … Wikipedia
Nina — American we do not employ Irish people The initials in a classified advertisement to be seen frequently not that many decades ago: The Irish were never liked up there in New England, and there were signs everywhere saying No Irish… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
Irish hoist — American a kick in the pants The way New Englanders treated an Irishman who ignored the warning Nina (the indication on situations vacant notices that No Irish Need Apply) … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
NINA — abbr. and/or acronym. No Irish need apply … American Life League. Abbreviations and acronyms
Anti-Irish sentiment — American political cartoon by Thomas Nast titled The Usual Irish Way of Doing Things , depicting a drunken Irishman lighting a powder keg and swinging a bottle. Published 1871 09 02 in Harper s Weekly … Wikipedia
Anti-Irish racism — includes persecution, discrimination, hatred or fear of the Irish as an ethnic or national group, whether directed against Ireland in general or against Irish immigrants and their descendants in the diaspora particularly in the early days. It is… … Wikipedia
n i n a — NINA (No Irish Need Apply) (U.S. History) people of Irish heritage should not seek employment here (phrase used during the mid 1800s when Irish immigrants were severely discriminated against in the workplace) … English contemporary dictionary
