Doll

n.

Heard in Monaghan and Donegal

As with many counties up north, oul boy / doll is used to describe one's father / mother. "Our boy / doll" on the other hand refers to one's brother / sister.

In use

I tolt de oul boy that our boy gat arrested for hanlin' (see Donegal) again and he cowped off his chair an' bruk his awrshe!

Posh English

I informed the governor that my brother had been apprehended by constables once more, whereupon he tumbled from his armchair and fractured his posterior.

Same phrase, other counties