“Jesus christ lads, that would blow the tits righ aff ye”- I guess the meaning is: “The vodka is so strong, it would blow the tits right off you” or something being so impactful it would blow the tits right off you.
“Sure I’m fucking flat out”- meaning: I am busy
“I’m up the walls”- meaning: I am busy
“You’re on the ball”- meaning: to have everything under control
“Ah go away!”- used in an (argumentative) dialogue- A: “The local politicians are building a new road!”, B: “Ah, go away, sure that road won’t be finished in your lifetime!” OR for voicing surprise- “Go away, they did not just do that!”
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I am sure there’s more, but I’ll capture them as I hear them 🙂 If you know any, leave them in the comments! 🙂
Cover to Cover 
Come here I’ll tell ye!
“Bye bye bye bye bye bye bye…” before hanging up the phone.
What are you like?
He would drink piss out of a welly
Janey Mack(ers)
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Thanks Dubliner!
Can’t believe I forgot the “bye bye bye bye bye…”
Also- referring to people as “your man” (male) and “your one” (female) 😀
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hahahaa…love this post. Some phrases in NZ:
´True!´ – when something is cool
´ i will ring you´- i will call you
local slang (mostly Maoori) – ghee, bro, cuz (cousin)
´sandals´ – flip flops aka plätud
there is more but can´t remember now and the battery is gonna die in a sec 🙂
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confusing to me in Ireland was when someone told me: “I’ll call in later”… I thought they would be ringing, when they meant they will be visiting!!!
oh.. and half two (time) is 2:30 not 1:30… that was a valuable lesson, otherwise I was always an hour early for the bus 😀
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Yeah they say the same about time. Im always confused. Hahaaa
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