Munster

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To cause upset, distress, discomfort to someone
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A kitchen utensil used to chastise Irish children with pre 1990s. Not quite as bad what the catholic church did to children, but an extension of the acceptable level of abuse inflicted on children in those days.
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Cans of alcoholic beverages.Typically cider or beer.
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Somebody who is well hidden
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To look bad/a mess Or to be a hypocrite.
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The Foundary was a factory in Waterford where everyone's grandfather used to work. It was located down by the kay river. They used to pronounce it in this way due to the peculiar gutteral r sound of the old Waterford accent.
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Used as a term as in are you ok??
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Given as a suffix to a persons first name. Usually to a person who is your friend. It doesn't techincally describe anything about the person.
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Used to address a person who's name you've forgotten, and at the end of every sentence
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