shillalah
/ˌʃɪləˈlɑː/ or /ˌʃɪˈlɑː/ or /ˌʃɪləˈlæ/ or /ʃɪləˈlɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A type of wooden club, typically made of blackthorn or ash, used as a weapon in Ireland, especially in the past.
“The Irishman wielded his shillelagh to defend himself in the bar fight.”
2. noun
A symbol of Irish heritage or a cultural icon.
“The shillelagh was proudly displayed at the Irish cultural festival.”