Donegal Slang Terms, Expressions, & Irish Spoken Language - Irish Phrases

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

A fellow

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Used to describe woman that is pushing a pram with a child in it and expecting another child

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Used to describe a person that is very polite or Charming for their own gain Example Business people can be charming or "Sweet" to customers.If customers see them as igornant or "Sour" they will not shop there Hence the phrase Ya wont catch Flies with Vinegar

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Used when a person does something to benefit others but aslo benefit themself from it

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Windy

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Come here

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Used to describe a young person up to no good

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

To clean up

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Parent Category: Ulster

Slang: Donegal

Describes a person that is carring excess weight.(Round bale of silage that the wrapping is torn causing the bale to scatter)