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luck of the Irish

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luck of the Irish
luck associated with the Irish people. (Also said as a catch phrase for any kind of luck.) Bill: How did you manage to do it, Jeff. Jeff: It's the luck of the Irish, I guess.
See also: Irish, luck


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JUST the luck of the Irish that Sean St Ledger should have been the player whose deflection gifted France the vital goal in their World Cup play-off.
DIANE Keaton must have the luck of the Irish - doing a Riverdance-style jig and bagpiping days after she was rushed to hospital.
Racegoers will be hoping for the luck of the Irish in the feature race, The Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival Handicap Stakes - a contest for three-year-olds over one mile and a quarter.
 
 
 
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