Irish Slang Phrases

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Place/house
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Very good (contrary to the dictionary definitions of "full of or involving woe" and "lamentably bad or serious"). Also used as an adverb before adjectives (but not as "woefully") to mean "very".
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Trundle is to pass something down or over to another person
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To say that someone "can't drink fog" is to say they're a lightweight at drinking. It's history comes from many a Kerry man who has emerged from a pub after many pints, is suddenly hit by the air and immediately feels more drunk
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Something annoyn
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An acronym that stands for: Came from Offaly and Wrecked an Entire Nation.
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Used to describe a Fifa player who passes the ball to another player on the other side of the goal and taps the ball in,fooling the keeper and pissing off the other guy.
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meaning "ok", "see you later" or even"yes sir, right away sir. Leave it to me"
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Shes not very attractive!
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