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Latest comment: 10 months ago by TSventon in topic Change to redirect?

Change to redirect?

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Pinging @Thryduulf, Inwind, and Dbachmann: for comment as past editors. I would suggest redirecting to Éire#Etymology as I don't think a disambiguation page is needed here. Ierne is relevant to the etymology of the goddess Ériu, but I don't think Ierne is used as a name for her. Ierne was used as a given name, but only Ierne L. Plunket has an article. Ierne was used as a name for Ireland by several Greek writers, but what they said about Ierne is scattered across several articles, so a disambiguation page would not help readers find the information. TSventon (talk) 18:32, 17 September 2025 (UTC)Reply