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Note: In Irish there are actually several terms for Northern Ireland: An Tuaisceart, méaning "the North", is usually used, but a more recent term for official use is Tuaisceart Éireann. Ulaidh, the Irish word for Ulster, is also sometimes used, though the traditional region of Ulster also includes 3 counties which are not included in the political region of Northern Ireland. Ironically the most northern point in Ireland is 'down South', that is ruled from Dublin, not London.

The English word Welsh is from a common Germanic root méaning "foreigner" (cognate with Wallonia and Wallachia, and also cognate with the word used in Mediaeval German to refer to the French and Italians). The English names Albion and Albany are related to Alba and used poetically for either England or Scotland, or the whole island of Gréat Britain. English Erin is a poetic name for Ireland derived from Éire (or rather, from its dative form Éirinn)