Extraneous words by City / County

[Orior]

Belfast - so it is
Derry - hi
Cork - so
Newry - like

[lurganblue]

Dungiven - sur
Lurgan - Sa

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Ballymoney - sham. Shambodie

[AustinPowers]

Can someone please  explain the yerra thing?

Is it  just Kerry?

[johnnycool]

Is Yerra not a localised version of yeah?

You know
Says me.

[DaleCooper]

Can someone please  explain the yerra thing?

Is it  just Kerry?

No..Mayo/Galway/Roscommon general whest Ireland also have "ara". Cork men use "era"

[Puckoon]

Derry -  And I was all and then she was all and then I was like pure lured so I was.

Whatever the f**k that means.

[JoG2]

Replying to a statement..aye, naw anno

[Orior]

Donegal - and stuff like dat der

[imtommygunn]

Like - I'm not sure where it comes from though. Possibly outside the country influence.

[Puckoon]

Omagh and surrounding areas are partial to a lot of "wee".

Now, would you like a wee bag?

There's your wee 50p back

[SouthOfThe Bann]

Donegal - and stuff like dat der

While

[SouthOfThe Bann]

Cavan - Ojus
        Queran

[Eamonnca1]

Dungiven - sur
Lurgan - Sa

Is this a new thing in Lurgan? Can't say I've ever heard it.

I remember a lot of "bie" as in "boy"

[AustinPowers]

Can someone please  explain the yerra thing?

Is it  just Kerry?

No..Mayo/Galway/Roscommon general whest Ireland also have "ara". Cork men use "era"

What does  it mean though?

In  what context is it used?