Irish English: Set of English dialects natively written and spoken within the island of Ireland

Vowels

• /ʌ/ as in "cut" or "run" is centralized and more rounded
• "any" and "many" rhyme with "nanny"
• /eɪ/ as in "rain" or "bay" becomes [eː] ou even /ɛ/ as in "gave" or "came"
• the distinction between /ɔːr/ and /oʊr/ is maintained ; hence "horse" and "hoarse" are pronounced differently

Consonants

• ð/ and /θ/ are often pronounced [d] and [t] respectively
• /t/ at the end or between two vowels is often flapped
• /l/ is non-velarised (unlike in American English)
• "r" is always pronounced (unlike in RP) and very often as /ɻ/