Words only the Irish use.

[Bod Mor]

There are a whole family of c***ts in northwest mayo but its not a curse word. It
Cuntish ( as in 'the weather is cuntish': the weather is not pleasant)
Cunthooks ( 'Come here to me cunthooks' : would you come over here to me you little rascal)
Cunteen (a young pup)
Cunty ( as a greeting 'well cunty')

HAHA, we have some variations on that word surely.

[imtommygunn]

thran

[rosnarun]

tara - awful

Tara is very common round here....
Thats a tara...thats awful
Thats a holy tara....thats really awful
Thats a trojan tara....Thats a disaster altogether.

surely that is 'terror' maybe its an accent thing. but as luder is say maybe im making  **** of it and my and i can never spell the cunting words
a few more
a sioch - a drain along side the road
shaffog - going a bit odd/mad
dallog - a game like blind mans buff
throthen - in truth as in 'throthen i dont think i've spelt this even mearly right'

[FermPundit]

Does anyone else say boke? I think the Jocks say it but spelt boak.

when someone is getting sick? I only heard this when I came to Belfast.

A poke being an ice cream is another strange Belfast saying

[Puckoon]

Does anyone else say boke? I think the Jocks say it but spelt boak.

when someone is getting sick? I only heard this when I came to Belfast.

A poke being an ice cream is another strange Belfast saying

Correctamundo. Christ what an awful word for a '99

[ONeill]

Damn the hate - not a thing/bit/problem

Long time since my ears heard that.

[stephenite]

There are a whole family of c***ts in northwest mayo but its not a curse word. It
Cuntish ( as in 'the weather is cuntish': the weather is not pleasant)
Cunthooks ( 'Come here to me cunthooks' : would you come over here to me you little rascal)
Cunteen (a young pup)
Cunty ( as a greeting 'well cunty')

Sitting up at the bar in a well known pub in Foxford, one 'oul man sits down at one end and asks the other old man at the other end;

Sean, How's things?

Cuntish, Peadar.

[Billys Boots]

Down our way 'buck the hate' means no or none.

Paddy: Any craic?
Joe: Buck the hate.

[bcarrier]

A few I have heard in South west ..

Salted. as in I'm salted. ( means I'm sorted/fine ... maybe mainly for winter).

Strong  = Fat in parts of Kerry. 

Baiter ( not sure of spelling) . A very fat person. A fat lady maybe described as a right baiter.

Also bits of Irish ( excuse spelling ) ....amadan and fuastook.

[Hardy]

I think "throtten" is "troth and" - e.g." troth and I did" = "indeed I did". An old neighbour of ours used to say that. People used to take an oath "by my troth". Dictionary: troth = pledged word.

I'm sure "tara" or "tarra" is "terror". I had an uncle who couldn't stand silences in the conversation, so he used to fill them with random exclamations about nothing in particular. Nobody would be saying anything so he'd sigh "it's a terror". After another while, "it's a holy fright", etc.

Someone was saying their mother used to threaten to malafooster them. Mine used to threaten to malavogue us. But she was from Wexford.

[SidelineKick]

Nope its most definitely tara.

For example after something bad happens:

"Jesus that's tara"

[A Quinn Martin Production]

Does anyone else say boke? I think the Jocks say it but spelt boak.

when someone is getting sick? I only heard this when I came to Belfast.

A poke being an ice cream is another strange Belfast saying

Correctamundo. Christ what an awful word for a '99

Technically a poke is any form of ice cream in a cone...not necessarily with a chocolate flake in it

[Stall the Bailer]

Whust – (hold your whust) – keep quiet
Bissim – a brush
Abeen (way abeen) – above/beyond
Loanan – lane
Buck (he's some buck) – person
A loch – a few
Gock (take a gock at that) – look at that
Yoke (that's a quare yoke) – some item/thing

[SidelineKick]

A ween - a few

[tbrick18]

Look at thon over thonder....