Craic
"What’s the craic tonight? Liam’s bringing the tunes and Aoife’s pure gas, so the pub’ll be mighty, sure we’ll have a grand time."
Culchie
"Jaysus, your man's a proper culchie, drove into town on a tractor and parked outside Supermac's like it was the most natural thing"
Eejit
"I legged it to the shop and realised I’d left my wallet on the table. Ma goes, You eejit, so you did, come back here."
Gas
"Yer man tried to hop the kerb outside SuperValu, stalled it twice, and the whole queue was in stitches. Absolute gas, the craic was mighty."
Grand
"How was the interview? Grand, yeah. I only forgot my CV and called the boss mam, but sure it'll be grand by Monday."
Sound
"Any chance you’d give us a lift into town later? Yeah, sound, no hassle. I’ll throw you a few quid for petrol, cheers."
The craic
"Went down to the local for a few pints, and the craic was ninety, lads singing, everyone in great form, pure buzz."
Taking the piss
"They want forty quid for two drinks and a packet of crisps, in a sticky pub with no music. Nah mate, they’re taking the piss, I’m off."
Wee
"Aye, I'll meet you in a wee minute, just grabbing a wee coffee. Twenty minutes later he's still chatting away, swearing it's only been a wee minute."
Reckon
"I reckon we smash a servo pie, duck into Bunnings, then bail before peak hour turns the M1 into a car park."
Gutted
"Was buzzing for the away day, then the coach broke down. Whole lot of us were proper gutted, ended up in a greasy spoon in Reading."
Buzzing
"Got two tickets for the derby and the gaffer gave me Friday off, so we're off for pints early. I'm buzzing for it, mate."
Boke
"That kebab from last night has me ready to boke, I knew it was dodgy when the lettuce was warm but I ate it anyway like an eejit."
Deadly
"That film was deadly, proper craic from start to finish. We’ll grab a takeaway and go again tomorrow if the cinema’s not packed."