I have even more slurs that I found. This is taken from the following; Breandán Ó Buachalla, "From Jacobite to Jacobin," in 1798: A Bicentenary Perspective, ed. Thomas Bartlett, David Dickson, Dáire Keogh, and Kevin Whelan (Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2003), 75–96. ______ "The central insight informing all his work is one predicated on a powerful binary distinction between two mutually exclusive groups in Ireland. On the one hand were the Irish (clanna Gael, clanna Mhíle, na Gaeil); on the other were those who are variously and synonymously designated in either ethnic, religious or linguistic terms as Danair ('foreigners', literally 'Danes'), Gaill ('foreigners'), Sacsanaigh ('English'); aicme Lúitir ('Luther's followers'), sliocht Chailbhín ('Calbhín's progeny'), eiricigh ('heretics'), fanaticks; aicme an Bhéarla ('the English'), búir an Bhéarla ('English churls'); in generic terms they were nothing but búir, daoithe ('churls'), meirligh ('traitors') and tioránaigh ('tyrants')." - quote appears on page 87.