The term 'Lilting Irish Accent' is often used to describe the distinctive accent of the Irish language, which is known as a BROGUE. A BROGUE is a type of accent that is characterized by its melodic and rhythmic intonation. It is often associated with the Irish language, but can also be found in other languages such as Scottish English and Welsh. The term 'lilting' is used to describe the musical quality of the accent, which is often described as being both lyrical and charming.