"Eirish" meaning in Scots

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      "form": "maist Eirish",
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          "roman": "“Tailor Mansie,” quoth Maister Thomas Blister, with a furious cock of his eye; he was a queer Eirish birkie, come owre for his yedication",
          "text": "1826 January, David Macbeth Moir, \"The Bloody Business\"; from \"Mansie Wauch's Autobiography\" Blackwood's Magazine Vol.19 no.108 p.77",
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          "english": "To Master Dickson, the morn's morning, to give in the names, to have them cried\nBut we cannot do such things in Scotland",
          "ref": "1876, William Brockie, \"Beenie Knox\" The Confessional and Other Poems p.196 (Sunderland: T. F. Brockie)",
          "roman": "and she a biddy; he might have hied",
          "text": "Had he only been an Eirish Paddy,\nAn' she a Biddy, he micht ha' hied,\nTo Maister Dickson, the morn's mornin,\nTo gie in the names, to ha’ them cried.\nBut we canna do sic things i’ Scotland\nHad he only been an Irish Paddy,",
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        "superlative"
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          "roman": "“Tailor Mansie,” quoth Maister Thomas Blister, with a furious cock of his eye; he was a queer Eirish birkie, come owre for his yedication",
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          "roman": "and she a biddy; he might have hied",
          "text": "Had he only been an Eirish Paddy,\nAn' she a Biddy, he micht ha' hied,\nTo Maister Dickson, the morn's mornin,\nTo gie in the names, to ha’ them cried.\nBut we canna do sic things i’ Scotland\nHad he only been an Irish Paddy,",
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