rí

• A following r can modify it to eù: either neùron, Eùrope, pleùrisy are more commonly heard than neûron, Eûrope, pleûrisy. eŵ is used finally, and is therefore more common: vieŵ, feŵ, deŵ, Keŵ, Jeŵ, peŵ, neŵ, seŵer, neŵer, vieŵer, yeŵ tree (= yoû me) - cf. rewård (rí -). sew needle, however, is pronounced like sô therefore. —  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
• It may, however, depending on the speaker, be stressed - and even written with an acute accent: café, risqué, roué for cáfè, rìsquè (- sk -; or rí -) and roûè. sergeant is pronounced as in Sir Málcolm Sàrgent. —  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
• Sa bhliain 1895 bhunaigh an rí "The Royal College of St Patrick for the better education of persons professing the popish or Roman Catholic religion". many pictures of a younger Barack Obama at previous St. Patrick's day parades. —  Slugger O'Toole
• Sa bhliain 1895 bhunaigh an rí "The Royal College of St Patrick for the better education of persons professing the popish or Roman Catholic religion". —  Slugger O'Toole
• An rim, a rí richid ráin corbom etal risin dáil: co cloister cech ní atber i sanct cech sen, a Dé máir. —  The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran Translations Of Christian Literature. Series V. Lives Of The Celtic Saints

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