Words only the Irish use.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

'Futer'

Sometimes spelt 'fewter'

[Puckoon]

Ive always been more of a footering man myself.

[Tony Baloney]

Clatter - a lot
. He had a clatter of pints last night.
Wheen - a few. Give us a wheen of them chips.

[stiffler]

weein, cub- a child

[Puckoon]

Chislers - Children.

Tight - A good tight feed of shpuds.

[ONeill]

Ive always been more of a footering man myself.

Footer is the word.

[Tony Baloney]

Stoor is a great word. You'd hear plasterers use it when describing the dust and dirt.

Many of those words are dying out now.

You rarely hear now:

Fernenst (against/near)
Foundered (cold)
Clift (eejit)
Thran (moody)
Sheugh
Gutties
Duur/fluur (door/floor)

Thran up our way is someone who is awkward. I've only ever heard it in N. Antrim or West Tyrone. Would still hear foundered a good bit and my granny used to say she was starved with the cowl!

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Ive always been more of a footering man myself.

Footer is the word.

Ya reckon:

foot⋅er
   /ˈfʊtər/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [foot-er] Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1.    British Informal.
a.    Rugby (def. 3).
b.    soccer.
2.    a person or thing having or associated with a height or length of a foot or a specified number of feet (often used in combination): a six-footer.
3.    Computers. a line of information placed at the end of a page for purposes of identification.
4.    Archaic. a person who walks; walker; pedestrian.

I prefer the unique distinction of 'fewter' myself.

[Our Nail Loney]

Glipe

[RedandGreenSniper]

Fluting - as in 'I was fluting a fine one last night'

The cut of ya

Ba-loo-bas  - I was baloobas drunk last night

[ziggysego]

Gluppan - He's an awful gluppan. Someone who's a hallion. (see above)

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Gluppan - He's an awful gluppan.

AKA 'gulpin' Ziggy? Had forgotten about that one, ya hallion ya.

[Yes I Would]

Skitter was commonly used in our house. "You cheeky skitters"  ... " Come here ya skitter ya""...

Or if skitter wasnt appropraite it was replaced by "Get".. "You cheeky wee get""...

Johnny foreigners trying to understand the lingo in some parts muts think we are all f**king mad.

[ziggysego]

Gluppan - He's an awful gluppan.

AKA 'gulpin' Ziggy? Had forgotten about that one, ya hallion ya.

That's the one

[the green man]

Was anyone here ever described as being, "carnaptious?" (Pardon my spelling.)
Like a good (drunk) friend said to me once.
"Howl on, I'm not being carnaptious, I'm just cloustering about the noise thon scatter of bairns is making."

I would use Cranaptious. As in to be feisty or foul mood. As in 'Ziggy is a cranaptious wee f**ker'