Monaghan Slang

Monaghan slang, straight from the people who use it. Here are the best Monaghan words and phrases on slang.ie, most popular first, each with a meaning and a Posh English translation.

  • How's she cuttin'?Monaghan +22

    A common greeting in Monaghan and Cavan, equivalent to hello or how are you.

    How's she cuttin'?
    Well how's she cutting today

  • HiMonaghan +9

    A common emphatic particle with no specific semantic content, used frequently for rhythm or emphasis in speech.

    You have in your shyte hi!

  • U have in ur shiteMonaghan

    You haven't a hope. No chance whatsoever.

    Id say we've a good chance of beating u tomorrow night..
    U have in ur shite

  • LockMonaghan +7

    A large quantity or generous abundance of something.

    Are ye comin' out with us for a lock of pints later on?

  • Thats taraMonaghan

    Terrible or awful.

    That's a tara..

  • ClattyMonaghan +3

    Messy/Dirty.

    Garshun (see Armagh), take the rough off (clean) that horshe-bockshe, 'tis clatty!
    But Dawddy, I thought you said I haven't the hands to clean me own arshe?

  • BaguhMonaghan +2

    A general affirmative or descriptive observation; very much so.

    Yerra, that's very Baguh.

  • BeyontMonaghan +1

    Beyond or down there; over yonder.

    Aye, I seen her beyont at the village.

  • Head on ya like a cooked chickenMonaghan

    An unattractive face or head.

    Yon Chicks Rank, Head On Her Like A Cooked Chicken

  • See ya round d ChristmasMonaghan

    A jocular way of saying see you soon or see you later.

    See ya round d Christmas horsebox!

  • I'm bullinMonaghan

    Extremely aroused, especially after a few pints of alcohol.

    Jaysus I'm bullin for it!

  • Like a wedding through a townMonaghan

    Fast and furious.

    In a hurry like a wedding through a town.

  • Doing ninetyMonaghan

    Moving at a very high speed or rushing somewhere urgently.

    We were doin' ninety up the bypass in the old Ford!

  • Broad boardMonaghan

    An abundance of resources or plenty.

    It's coming of a broad board.

  • But shore maybeMonaghan

    A filler expression common in Blayney town with no particular meaning.

    But Shore Maybe Weel Go On The Drink, Few Cans Down The Mart, Shore Maybe We Will!

  • Like water off a hillMonaghan

    In great abundance and at considerable speed.

    Successful businessman---The money's coming in like water off a hill

  • GrafterMonaghan

    A very hard worker.

    He's A Pure Grafter

  • One hundredacementMonaghan

    One hundred percent; absolutely certain. A pun on a hundredweight (1 cwt) bag of cement.

    That's one hundredacement.

  • Chancin quare onesMonaghan

    Attempting to secure a romantic or sexual encounter with an unsavoury young woman.

    Get On The Text There, I Wanna Get Chancin Quare Ones!

  • Come out ya hooer yaMonaghan

    A term used when somebodys tryin to get something out of somethin else.

    This cuntin calf is stuck in the briar, would ya come out ya hooer ya!

Gis a bit of craic!