No bother

exp.

Heard in Donegal, Wexford, Tipperary, Louth and Waterford

An expression meaning no problem, easily done, or certainly.

Aye I'll drop the tractor parts to the yard for ya, no bother at all!

Posh English

Certainly, I shall deliver the agricultural components to the farmyard for you without the slightest difficulty.

Same phrase, other counties

• Wexford
• Tipperary
• Louth
• Waterford

Related terms

• Divil a botherEverything is fine. An equivalent is 'Not a bother'.
• Ah no botherThat is fine; no problem at all.
• Nare a botherNot a problem at all. No trouble whatsoever.
• BotherTrouble, hassle, or inconvenience.
• Devil a botherTo be completely free of worry, trouble, or physical pain.
• A sniper wouldn't take her out!A humorous way of saying a woman is so unattractive that even a sniper would not bother…