Irish Slang - Drinking Slang Terms, Expressions, & Irish Spoken Language - Irish Phrases

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Slang: Drinking

Intoxicated to the point of falling down

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Slang: Drinking

Beat, usually meaning tired,

 

e.g. "i'll tell ye! i'm baite tonight!"

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Slang: Drinking

Really Drunk

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Slang: Drinking

Very drunk

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Slang: Drinking

For jokes, for a laugh hello!

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Slang: Drinking

A pint of magners mixed with a pint of guiness

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Slang: Drinking

A way of saying someone is half cut or quite drunk due to a large consumption of alcohol.

Hi lawd you look ruff the day, where you two sheets to the wind last night?

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Slang: Drinking

This is a fairly new word being used in Omagh. Its used by those who like to drink and play music at the same time.

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Slang: Drinking

Drinking a carry out in the house before you go out to a club / bar.