Slang Corresponding to Markers
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- Dublinese - Dublin slang speak for tourists
- Rale ally daley - Something good or useful
- Kip - Bad place
- Geebag - To describe an unpleasant female, usually used to describe personality of female in question
- Go boy - Term of affection, means bit of a messer. done sumtin stupid and funny or a bit bold.
- Gobsheen - Fool
- Ponger - A tin mug.
- Whats da craic? - Any news?
- Nosey-Parker - Inquisitive person.
- Dodgy box - A device used to illegally pick up satellite TV
- Gligeen - A stupid person
- Gersha - Girl
- Devil a bother - I'm ok
- 50-Bag - A bag of weed worth 50 euro
- Scorpy Hole - A hotheaded or irritable person.
- Queer hawk - Suspicious character
- Coola Boola - This is used to express some understanding to an answer or statement. Stems from The Boole Library in UCC so most likely heard by UCC Students
- I will in my fuck - Used to say that you wont be doing something
- Lord lantern of Jaysus - Expression of exasperation
- Cum onta fuck - Come on quick
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Cavan Slang,
Clare Slang,
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Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow Slang
Derry Slang, Donegal Slang, Down Slang, Fermanagh Slang, Kerry Slang, Kildare Slang, Kilkenny Slang, Laois Slang, Leitrim Slang, Longford Slang, Louth Slang, Mayo Slang,
Meath Slang, Monaghan Slang, Offaly Slang, Roscommon Slang, Sligo Slang, Tipperary Slang, Tyrone Slang, Westmeath Slang, Wexford Slang, Wicklow Slang