Bother

n.

Heard in Donegal

Trouble, hassle, or inconvenience.

In use

Ah sure it's no bother to throw the tay on for ye, like!

Posh English

It is not the slightest inconvenience to prepare a cup of tea for you.

  • Divil a botherEverything is fine. An equivalent is 'Not a bother'.
  • Devil a botherTo be completely free of worry, trouble, or physical pain.
  • Nare a botherNot a problem at all. No trouble whatsoever.
  • No botherAn assurance that something presents no difficulty or trouble at all.
  • Ah no botherThat is fine; no problem at all.
  • SeigeTrouble or bother.