- The Saffron County - Antrim
- The Orchard County - Armagh
- The Barrowsiders - Carlow
- Breffni County - Cavan
- Banner County - Clare
- The Rebels - Cork
- Oak Leafs - Derry
- The Tír Conaill Men - Donegal
- The Mournemen - Down
- The Dubs - Dublin
- The Ernesiders - Fermanagh
- The Tribesmen - Galway
- The Kingdom - Kerry
- The Lilywhites - Kildare
- The Cats - Kilkenny
- O'Moore County - Laois
- Wild Rose County - Leitrim
- Treaty County - Limerick
- O'Farrell County - Longford
- The Wee County - Louth
- The Westerners - Mayo
- The Royals - Meath
- Farney Men - Monaghan
- Faithful County - Offaly
- The Sheepstealers - Roscommon
- Yeat's men - Sligo
- Premier County - Tipperary
- The Red Hands - Tyrone
- The Decies - Waterford
- Lake men - Westmeath
- Model County - Wexford
- Garden County - Wicklow
[edit] International Basketball
[edit] NBA Basketball
- Wolves, T-Wolves, T-bots, T-pups - Minnesota Timberwolves
- Knickerbockers, Knuckleheads (by haters) - New York Knicks (technically, the reverse is true, Knickerbockers being the full but rarely used team name).
- Blazers, Jail Blazers (Players on the team always get in trouble and example, Zach Randolph - Portland Trailblazers
- Mavs - Dallas Mavericks
- Fakers (by haters), Rapers (by haters, in reference to Kobe Bryant's sexual assault case)- Los Angeles Lakers
- Sixers - Philadelphia 76ers
- Sonics, or Supes, or Hedgehogs - Seattle SuperSonics
- Raps - Toronto Raptors
- Cavs - Cleveland Cavaliers
- The Celts, The Green, The C's - Boston Celtics
- The 'Stones - Detroit Pistons
- Da Bulls, Baby Bulls (New era) - Chicago Bulls
- Spazz (by haters) Utah Jazz
[edit] National Hockey League
Team nicknames
[edit] Rugby Union
- All Blacks - New Zealand national team
- All Blacks (or Welsh All Blacks - Neath RFC
- All Whites - Swansea RFC
- Baa-Baas - Barbarian F.C.
- Black Ferns - New Zealand women's national team
- Les Bleus or le Quinze de France - France national team
- British and Irish Lions (formerly the British Lions) - The touring rugby union team of the British Isles
- The Boys in Green - Ireland national team
- Canucks - Canada national team
- The Cherry Blossoms - Japan national team
- The Cherry and Whites - Gloucester RFC
- Eagles - USA national team
- The Exiles - London Irish
- Isards (similar to chamois) - Andorra national team
- 'Ikale Tahi (Sea Eagles) - Tonga national team
- Leicester Tigers - Leicester Rugby Football Club
- Lelos - Georgia national team
- Makos - Tasman, New Zealand
- Manu Samoa - Samoa national team
- Mooloo Men - Waikato, New Zealand
- Moufflons - Cyprus national team
- The Naki - Taranaki, New Zealand
- The Oaks - Romania national team
- Los Pumas - Argentina national team
- Reivers - Border Reivers, Scotland
- Springboks, Bokke or Amabokoboko - South African national team
- Steamers - Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
- Steelers - Counties Manukau, New Zealand
- The Tahs - Used affectionately by fans of the New South Wales rugby union team, the Waratahs
- Taniwha - Northland, New Zealand
- Los Teros - Uruguay national team
- Wallabies - Australia national team
- Warriors - Glasgow Warriors Rugby Football Club, Scotland
[edit] Rugby League
[edit] Sports stadia and their nicknames
[edit] Australia
[edit] Britain
[edit] Canada
[edit] Germany
[edit] Ireland
[edit] Netherlands
[edit] South America
[edit] United States
- Angel Stadium of Anaheim - The Big A, The Big Ed (when Edison International Field)
- AT&T Park - The Phone, McCovey Cove (the latter is actually the minor arm of San Francisco Bay just beyond the right-field fence)
- Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium (defunct) - The Launching Pad (from the large number of home runs hit there)
- Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (University of Florida) - The Swamp
- Charlotte Y. Martin Centre (Gonzaga University) - The Kennel (derived from the school's nickname of "Bulldogs")
- Chase Field (formerly known as Bank One Ballpark) - The BOB
- Cleveland Browns Stadium - The Dawg Pound (traditionally a specific reference to the bleacher section in the east end zone, but also used for the stadium as a whole)
- Carrier Dome (Syracuse University) - The Loud House
- Darlington Raceway - The Track Too Tough to Tame, The Lady in Black
- Dean Smith Center - The Dean Dome
- Dodger Stadium - Chavez Ravine
- Dover International Speedway - The Monster Mile
- Fenway Park - The Fens
- Gillette Stadium - The Razor
- Heinz Field - The Mustard Palace, The Big Ketchup Bottle (Heinz Field has two giant Heinz ketchup bottles at the south end)
- The Home Depot Center (more specifically, its soccer stadium) - Victoria Street (by supporters of its occupants, the Los Angeles Galaxy and Chivas USA); The Toolbox (by opposing fans)
- HP Pavilion at San Jose - The Shark Tank, The Tank
- Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome - Thunderdome, Homerdome, Metrodump
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway - The Brickyard
- Jacobs Field - The Jake
- Joan C. Edwards Stadium (Marshall University) - The Joan
- Kauffman Stadium - The K
- Kidd Brewer Stadium - "The Rock" - (Appalachian State University)
- Lambeau Field - The Frozen Tundra
- Legion Field - Old Gray Lady
- Lincoln Financial Field - The Linc
- Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum- The Grand Old Lady
- LP Field - The Woodshed
- M&T Bank Stadium - The Vault
- Madison Square Garden - The World's Most Famous Arena, The Garden, MSG
- McCarthey Athletic Center (Gonzaga University) - The New Kennel
- Mellon Arena - The Igloo
- Memorial Stadium (Clemson University) - Death Valley
- Michigan Stadium - The Big House
- Minute Maid Park - The Juice Box
- Monster Park - The Stick (from its original and future name of Candlestick Park)
- Notre Dame Stadium - The House That Rockne Built
- Ohio Stadium - The Horseshoe, The 'Shoe
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards - The Yard, Oriole Park, Camden Yards
- Paul Brown Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) - The Jungle
- Qualcomm Stadium - The Q
- Quicken Loans Arena - The Q
- RFK Stadium - The Ref
- TD Banknorth Garden - The Garden
- Tiger Stadium (LSU) - Death Valley
- Tropicana Field - The Trop, The Juicer
- Turner Field - The Ted (from its namesake, Ted Turner)
- University Arena (New Mexico) - The Pit
- US Airways Center (formerly known as America West Arena) - AWA, The Purple Palace
- U.S. Cellular Field - The Cell
- Veterans Stadium - The Vet
- Wachovia Center - (when known as the First Union Center) F.U. Center
- Wrigley Field - The Friendly Confines
- Xcel Energy Center - The X
- Yankee Stadium - The House that Ruth Built, The Cathedral of Baseball, The Front Office of Baseball, The Big Ballpark in The Bronx
[edit] Sports stadia and nicknames for the home fans' stand
[edit] Ireland
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