Ireland

Ireland, officially the Republic of Ireland, was a country located in Europe before the Great War.

Background
In the Commonwealth, there is an abundance of Irish national flags, possibly indicating that Ireland was its own independent nation before the Great War. There are other references to Celts and characters with Irish surnames throughout the Fallout series, though it is not confirmed if they refer to the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland, which forms one the four countries of the United Kingdom.

Fallout

 * Patrick the Celt is descended from Americanized Celts and keeps his heritage alive by collecting clothing, food, stories, songs and knowledge of Celtic history. He knows the Irish song "Na Gheala Mbeadh" which is very poor Irish for "The Light Would," possibly a mistranslation of "Mo Ghile Mear," or "My Gallant Darling."

Fallout 2

 * John L. Sullivan references Irish folklore, has a distinctly Irish accent and uses the phrase "Erin go bragh!" This is an anglicized corruption of the phrase "Éirinn go Brách," which means "Ireland forever."

Fallout 3

 * In the quest Stealing Independence, Abraham Washington will erroneously refer to Fort McHenry as "Fort McHarry." The fort was named after James McHenry, an Irish-born military surgeon and an important figure in the American Revolutionary War.
 * Colin Moriarty speaks with a working class Dublin accent. He claims his family has lived in the United States for generations, but Herbert Dashwood recalls that he came to the U.S. as a child with his father from an unspecified foreign region.
 * The armor worn by Reilly's Rangers includes a four-leaf clover on it, a symbol typically associated with the Irish.

Fallout: New Vegas

 * In multiple places in the Mojave Wasteland and the Divide, graffiti can be found which states "the centre cannot hold," a quote from the Irish poet W. B. Yeats' poem "The Second Coming."

Fallout 4

 * Cait speaks with a working class Dublin accent.
 * Irish Pride Industries shipyard contains many references to Irish-American culture, which itself comes from Irish immigration to the United States.
 * The Eddie Winter holotapes reference Irish gangs operating in the Boston area, as well as a trip to Ireland in holotape 9.
 * The Four Leaf Clover perk icon and the Shamrock Taphouse logo contain the national flag of Ireland.
 * Whiskey bottles in Fallout 4 are marked as Irish whiskey and have the word "whiskey" written in the Irish language.
 * Old Longfellow sings traditional Irish songs while idle.
 * In a recording made by Rebecca Linkowski and Gemma, the latter says, "Oh, Rebecca! That's very rebellious of you. Drinking in Paul Revere's house. I'll get my coat and a bottle of Irish!"
 * Like the one in Fallout 3, the Luck bobblehead in Fallout 4 has a four-leaf clover and an Irish buckle hat, a reference to the saying, "luck of the Irish."
 * The Four Leaf fishpacking plant name and logo refer to the four leaf clover.

Fallout 76

 * Ogham, an early medieval alphabet used to write the primitive Irish language that originated in Ireland, is mentioned in the Vault-Tec University terminal entries.
 * Uisce Beatha is a pre-War whiskey brand that was based in Ireland.
 * Skis found in Appalachia are the Ski-O-Matic brand, with a clover logo.

Known locations

 * Dublin (mentioned in Fallout 4)
 * Galway Bay (mentioned in Fallout 4)
 * Kilkenny (mentioned in Fallout 4)
 * Waterford (mentioned in Fallout 4)