Most hated phrase.

[Eamonnca1]

British Isles

The mainland

The province

[Dolph1]

Couples calling each other babe or love.

I once had a GF who started calling me 'babe.' I put a stop to that immediately.

LOL. Of course you did

[The Subbie]

Will you work the early shift on Sat

[Farrandeelin]

Who all's going/doing? etc.

[Mossy Bruce]

(Too) popular in The States:

"Back in the day..."

[what frikkin' day?!?!)

[BennyCake]

Paddy's Day

[Gmac]

Without a doubt
Without a shadow of a doubt
In America
What's cooking chief
What's shaking

[Eamonnca1]

Paddy's Day

St. Patty's Day.



When you eat corned beef and cabbage.

[Owenmoresider]

Worst of all is "Your commentator, Ger Canning" 

Still regard Morrissey as worse. Especially now he does the hurling final and he goes off into a prepared monologue in a blatant but feeble attempt to be seen as the voice or concience of the sporting public or some sort of self-aggrandising thing like that. And as for all the Dolores O'Riordan references in last year's final 

Find most of the stuff listed above are really words rather than phrases. There's plenty of those that could be listed here but one that I had heard recently from some post-match interview to remind me of it was "From the Get Go". Can youse not just say "from the beginning/start" like the people who aren't reduced to being walking cliches?

[BennyCake]

Yup Marty can be a bit of a bollix, but Canning I just can't stand commentating.

[Farrandeelin]

Early doors.

[GetOverTheBar]

"....In the end it was Dublin's bench that made the difference...."

Pesky subs.

[tbrick18]

Brexit
Brexit means Brexit
Backstop
Meaningful vote....are all votes not meaningful?
Tyrone for Sam
Another meaningful vote....wtf?
Strong and stable

[seafoid]

Early doors.

+1

There is also a special soccer tense -eg  he's come in and he's crossed it and I've headed it in

[Denn Forever]

I was just thinking of  him/her.