Wikipedia:WikiProject Ireland/Red links

Please note, this list is by no means complete, please update it as you find more redlinks relating to Ireland.

Notes

• If a redlink is outside our project scope, or you consider it marginal please strike it out.
• If a redlink is dubious enough that you be bold and remove it from the article, remove it from this list too

• Also see the redlinks on Wikipedia:WikiProject Ireland/WLM Ireland 2016 Writing Contest

Links

Lists

List of townlands of Ireland

Note in reply to this request: I created sortable lists of townlands for all the counties in 2010 (someone else created the lists for the six counties of Northern Ireland). See: Category:Lists of townlands of Ireland, and view one example: List of townlands of County Dublin. — O'Dea (talk) 04:36, 24 December 2020 (UTC)

High-priority redlinks

From Wikipedia:WikiProject Ireland/Missing articles:

• Project Maths: The maths curriculum in Ireland.
• Philip Corcoran: Senior Associate in the Real Estate team of McCann Fitzgerald LL
• Defamation Act 2009: see Blasphemy law in Ireland
• International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures (1874): World's fair held in Dublin
• Edward J. Montgomery: Recipient of the Bronze Wolf Award
• List of townlands of Ireland
• List of townlands of the Republic of Ireland
• Corn na Laoch: Dublin gaelic football competition between primary schools
• Slógadh: National youth festival covering music, drama, song, comedy, puppets and dancing.
• Liam Belton: Dublin artist
• Craobh Chiarán: GAA team in Dublin
• Nihon Gaels: Japanese hurling team at Dublin City University
• John Costello (Former Dublin GAA chief): Former Dublin GAA chief
• Sean Shanley: Former Dublin GAA chairman
• Sports broadcasting contracts in the Republic of Ireland
• The Concerned: Irish band
• The Big Geraniums: Irish band