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- Henry Lyster
- Dee Forbes
- Henry Flavelle Forbes
- Jonathan Forbes
- Sir Arthur Forbes, 1st Baronet
- Stanhope Forbes
- Patrick Ford (journalist)
- Patricia Ford (politician)
- Peter Ford (Gaelic footballer)
- Anthony Forde (footballer)
- Cathal Forde
- Christy Forde
- David Forde (Galway hurler)
- Francis Forde (hurler)
- Hugh Forde (footballer)
- Jason Forde
- John Forde (Gaelic footballer)
- John Forde (rugby union)
- Mathew Forde
- Mattie Forde
- Nadia Forde
- Paddy Forde
- Patricia Forde
- Tommy Forde
- Fore (barony, County Westmeath)
- Fore (Parliament of Ireland constituency)
- Fore Abbey
- Fore, County Westmeath
- Foreglen GAC
- Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)
- Foreign relations of Ireland
- Forggus mac Cellaig
- Robert Forgie
- Forgney
- Forgotten Ten
- Forkhill Peadar Ó Doirnín GAC
- Former titles of Departments of State (Ireland)
- Anne Marie Forrest
- George Forrest (Northern Ireland politician)
- Leslie Forrest
- Chris Forrester
- Ellen Forrester
- Desmond Forristal
- Laurence Forristal
- John Forsayeth
- Nicholas Forster
- Sir George Forster, 2nd Baronet
- William Forster (priest)
- Fort Davis, County Cork
- Fort Dunree
- Fort Hill Integrated College
- Fort Templebreedy
- Fort-town
- Chichester Fortescue (1718–1757)
- James Fortescue (politician)
- Thomas Fortescue (1744–1799)
- Forth (County Wexford barony)
- Fortria Chase
- Kwaku Fortune
- Luke Fortune
- Richard P. Fortune
- Seán Fortune
- Forty-first Amendment of the Constitution (Agreement on a Unified Patent Court) Bill 2024
- Forum for Peace and Reconciliation
- Fossa GAA
- Fossa, County Kerry
- Fossy Church
- Amy Foster (athlete)
- Arlene Foster
- Gordon Foster
- John Thomas Foster
- John William Foster
- Lydia Mary Foster
- R. F. Foster (historian)
- Fosters Professional
- Saint Fothad
- Patrick F. Fottrell
- Quentin Fottrell
- Matty Fouhy
- Foulkesmill
- Foulksrath Castle
- Foundling Hospital, Cork
- Fountainstown
- Four Comely Saints
- Four Courts
- Four Courts Press
- Four Live (Irish TV programme)
- Four Masters GAA
- Four Roads Hurling Club
- Four Roads, Ireland
- Fourknocks Passage Tomb
- Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland
- Fourth Amendment of the Constitution Bill 1968
- Fourth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland
- Robert Fowler (bishop of Ossory)
- Fownes Street
- Anthony Fox
- Billy Fox (politician)
- Brian Fox (Gaelic footballer)
- Damien Fox
- Derek Fox (jockey)
- Frank Fox (Gaelic footballer)
- Joe Fox (politician)
- John Fox (hurler)
- Johnny Fox
- Kathleen Fox
- Laura Fox
- Mildred Fox
- Tom Fox (hurler)
- Fox's Bridge railway station
- Tom Foxe
- Foxford
- Foxford railway station
- Foxhall railway station
- Foxrock
- Nathaniel Foy
- Tommy Foy
- Neil Foyle
- Foynes
- Fr. O'Leary Hall GAA
- Fr. Sheehys GAA
- Fraher Field
- Stephen Frampton
- John Francis (priest)
- Lorraine Francis
- Neil Francis (rugby union)
- The Frank and Walters
- David Franks (hurler)
- Lucy Franks
- Frantic Jack
- Ian Fraser (surgeon)
- Martin Fraser
- Thomas Frawley
- Albert Frazer
- Cyril Freaney
- Ollie Freaney
- Fred (band)
- Scott Fredericks
- Free Education for Everyone
- Free Spirit (Jedward song)
- Free the People (The Dubliners song)
- Free University of Ireland
- Mary Freehill
- Alan Freeman (Gaelic footballer)
- Damien Freeman
- Joan Freeman (politician)
- Séamus Freeman
- Tomás Freeman
- Freeman's Journal
- Freemount GAA
- Freemount, County Cork
- Percy Freke (politician)
- Ralph Freke
- French Church, Waterford
- French Tower
- Arthur French fitz Geoffrey
- Charles French (politician)
- Christopher French (theologian)
- Edward French (bishop)
- James French (rugby union)
- Nicholas French
- Oliver Óge French
- Patrick French (bishop)
- Peter French (Dominican)
- Robert French (1716–1779)
- Robert French (Irish judge)
- Robuck French
- Seán French (1889–1937)
- Seán French (1931–2011)
- Seán French (rugby union)
- Seán an tSalainn French
- Tana French
- William French (archdeacon)
- William French (priest)
- Frenchpark
- Frenchpark (barony)
- George Frend
- James Freney
- Freshford, County Kilkenny
- Freughlough
- Paul Frew
- Peter Freyer
- Mickey Freyne
- Freynestown, County Kilkenny
- Friars Island
- Friary Halt railway station
- Brian Friel
- John Friel
- Friends Burial Ground, Dublin
- Jacqui Frisby
- Antoine Frisch
- Froebel College of Education
- From the Ground Up: Edge's Picks from U2360°
- The Frontline (Irish TV programme)
- Frosses
- Georgina Frost
- John Frost (footballer)
- The Fruitties
- Matthew Wyatt Joseph Fry
- Samuel Fryar