Irish Slang - Irish Swear Words, Rude Terms & Insulting Phrases

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

descriptive of someone who is not regarded as having a high intellect e.g." I'm afraid your honour, my client didn't understand the question as he is as thick as champ"

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

not good

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

Behaving foolishly, annoyingly - e.g. "He was just acting the maggot as usual"

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

A very skinny person is said to look like 'a pull through for a rifle'  

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

Free-stater

“Ya Free-stater"

Can be a derogatory term usually directed to people living in the republic of Ireland,Thereby refusing to accept the existence of the republic in the 26 counties of Ireland, Referring to the establishment of the Irish free-state.

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

Someone from the country

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

I'm really hungry.

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

• useful,
• pointless,
• useless

another way of saying "if it isn't useful, move on"

Details

Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases

Slang: Swearing, Insulting & Rude

Oul dry balls,

A term usually used to describe, an old man who is very tight with his money,

“sure luk at oul dry balls, up da road, bastard wouldn give ya a bean”