Terms
- Taig or Teague, religious slur used by pro-British loyalists in Scotland and Northern Ireland to refer to Irish Roman Catholics, as well as by John Adams during the 1770 trial for the Boston Massacre
- Tadhg, often Anglicized as Teague and sometimes as Tim, is an Irish name that was very common in the past
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