Irish Slang - Funny Irish Phrases, Expressions, & Irish Spoken Language Irish Slang Phrases Well Boss Details Parent Category: Leinster Created: 19 August 2019 Hello, usually used in talking by a male talking to a fellow male. sleek-ed Details Parent Category: Irish Slang Phrases Created: 19 August 2019 pronounced "sleak-id" sneaky e.g. "dont trust yer man with your money. He's a sleeked get so he is" Musha Details Parent Category: Ulster Created: 19 August 2019 Muise; Indeed (b) Muise! Muise!; Well, Well! Muisiam; Upset. Muisiamach; 1. Upset; perturbed; irritated. 2. Feeling sick. 3. Heavy / drowsy / dull. (There is a "fada" over the "u" in each of the above. Whipped Details Parent Category: Connaught Created: 19 August 2019 Someone (usually a guy) that is being controlled in a relationship, does everything he/she is told, stops hanging around with friends You're About As Useful As A Kilkenny Man With A Football Details Parent Category: Munster Created: 19 August 2019 Alternative to "that's about as useful as a Kerry man with a hurl." Basically, means the topic of discussion is beyond useless. Ballybosnia Details Parent Category: Ulster Created: 19 August 2019 A nickname for the Ballymagroarty estate, since it looks like downtown Sarajevo during the mid 90's. Bowsie Details Parent Category: Leinster Created: 19 August 2019 Thug. Scumbag. Lowlife. Wife beater. Big Baluba Details Parent Category: Leinster Created: 19 August 2019 Idiot, fool Havin A Right Shneere Details Parent Category: Munster Created: 19 August 2019 Having a great time/ Having great Laughs Swearing, Insulting & Rude Drinking Fighting Talk General Greetings Sports Men & Women Food Vehicles County Ulster Cavan Derry Armagh Fermanagh Down Antrim Tyrone Donegal Monaghan Munster Cork Limerick Clare Kerry Tipperary Waterford Leinster Louth Offaly Wicklow Kilkenny Westmeath Laois Carlow Dublin Longford Kildare Meath Wexford Connaught Roscommon Sligo Leitrim Galway Mayo Page 341 of 376 Start Prev 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 Next End Joomla SEF URLs by Artio