== Oileáin Bhriotanach == 

 I have removed "Oileáin Bhriotanach" from the infobox due to a number of reasons. 1 - Grammar: This term is incorrect as it uses a singular feminine adjective positioned after a plural masculine noun. Secondly, as a toponym without any "definite" quality it should include the Irish definite article "na" (leaving it out would be even more horrendous sounding to an Irish speaker than saying "we live in British Isles" rather than "we live in the British Isles". This itself should also cause the placement of a "h" before the initial consonant in "oileáin". 2 - Usage: The term "oileáin Bhriotanach" or any similar construct is never used in Irish to describe the British Isles. This is not a political point of view or any sort of POV pushing. It simply isn't used by actual speakers (although some L2 speakers may use it). The Irish always had a three-tier view looking East, compared to the two-tier view common in Britain and Europe, and is something which is still visible in the way the Irish, when speaking English, and irrespective of political persuasion, consider Britain (the island) as separate from Ireland, but not as foreign (the rest of Europe and beyond). The most widely used term is Éire agus an Bhreatain Mhór (i.e. two out of the three tiers used by Irish people) or, if pushed, when spoken of collectively the term Oileáin Iarthar Eorpa is also used (which is actually the phrase I use personally).