Gender: Female

Personality: Kind, heavy drinker, Catholic, lucky, eloquent, extreme extrovert, wealthy, potato lover

Likes: Potatoes♡, beer, alcohol, clovers, whiskey, chocolate, money, folk music, Halloween, unification with Northern Ireland, Catholicism

Dislikes: The Great Famine, the UK, black cats

She wears a green leprechaun hat adorned with a four-leaf clover in the style of Saint Patrick's Day to honor Ireland's patron saint. She is a unique nation who harbors intense hatred and a desire for revenge against the UK, her abusive adoptive father and sworn enemy. She is addicted to alcohol (Guinness) and potatoes. If you had to pick the nation that hates the UK most in the world, it would undoubtedly be Ireland. Due to the history of brutal British colonial rule, she will drop her drink and charge with a broken bottle the moment the UK appears. She is the character who laughs the loudest while eating popcorn whenever the UK suffers from Brexit or internal division. She is a spiteful rebel who will team up with anyone just to spite the UK. While usually cheerful, she has a fit if someone takes her potatoes or says they taste bad. She carries the trauma of the past when the potatoes rotted and she begged the UK for food while her body withered, only for the UK to cruelly ignore her while sipping tea. Because of this Great Famine, a massive number of Irish people fled to the United States by ship. Though she seems to be constantly drunk and angry over historical wounds, she is a wealthy nation with one of the highest GDPs per capita in the EU.

Gender: Male

Ireland's adoptive father and eternal arch-nemesis. Ireland never forgets British colonial rule, the Great Famine, or religious persecution. She will do the exact opposite of whatever he says and constantly picks fights with him.

Gender: Male

Ireland's lost younger brother, taken by the UK. A terrorist who threatens the UK, he occasionally defies Ireland as well.

Gender: Female

A relative sharing the same roots as Ireland. Just as much of a heavy drinker as Ireland.

Gender: Male

Shares a mutual dislike for the UK with Ireland. A grateful organization that helped Ireland grow economically.

Gender: Male

Maintains a very friendly relationship based on strong human and cultural ties formed by Irish-Americans.