You know what really grinds my gears?

[Denn Forever]

 The Lionesses. 

[Silver hill]

In south Derry it's never referred to as the chip shop.
It would be along the lines of 'do you fancy a Chippy tonight'. And said Chippy would be obtained from the Chippy.
It's never called a chipper either.

[sensethetone]

In south Derry it's never referred to as the chip shop.
It would be along the lines of 'do you fancy a Chippy tonight'. And said Chippy would be obtained from the Chippy.
It's never called a chipper either.

Any recommendations for chippy's in that part of the word?

[Gabriel_Hurl]

In south Derry it's never referred to as the chip shop.
It would be along the lines of 'do you fancy a Chippy tonight'. And said Chippy would be obtained from the Chippy.
It's never called a chipper either.

Any recommendations for chippy's in that part of the word?

Bridie's Chippy in Ballinderry - 40 years on the go

[Walter Cronc]

Going for a few scoops. Just no. Never ever use that term!

[Walter Cronc]

Going for a few scoops. Just no. Never ever use that term!

A few scoops and a chippers on the way home. Nothing like it.

Hope ye choke on it 

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Going for a few scoops. Just no. Never ever use that term!

Agreed. "Scoops" makes absolutely no sense and makes you sound like a clown

[RedHand88]

Going for a few scoops. Just no. Never ever use that term!

"Drowning the shamrock"

"Wetting the babies head"

Eugh.

[sensethetone]

In south Derry it's never referred to as the chip shop.
It would be along the lines of 'do you fancy a Chippy tonight'. And said Chippy would be obtained from the Chippy.
It's never called a chipper either.

Any recommendations for chippy's in that part of the word?

Bridie's Chippy in Ballinderry - 40 years on the go

The in-laws have great brags of it, never got there yet.

[ONeill]

I hear young ones talk about scran (I think) for food. Was that word always about?

[Gabriel_Hurl]

used to hear scran quite a bit in my days at the Convent

[laoislad]

The chipper is the machine inside the chippy that you feed spuds into and chips come out the other end.

In the Just Eat app it has a menu option for "Traditional Chipper" where all the nearby Chippers are.
Must be different for you Brits.

[Eamonnca1]

I hear young ones talk about scran (I think) for food. Was that word always about?

They say it in Ballymena and Newcastle England. I think they might say it in Carlisle too.

[Tony Baloney]

I hear young ones talk about scran (I think) for food. Was that word always about?

They say it in Ballymena and Newcastle England. I think they might say it in Carlisle too.

Yes would first have heard the Ballymena shams talking about scran 30 years ago.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Was pretty common usage on the north side of Dublin in the 80s.