Not able for people getting snippy as if I said it's ONLY said in Dublin, please a chairde, some sense

@Selkies__ Like “I will yeah” means “I will in my bollox.”

@Selkies__ I think that's the sister to the slightly zen thing where you say "ach, sure listen.." and then don't say anything further.

@Selkies__ Ahhhhh STOP (sometimes followed by ‘the lights’) is one of my fave sayings

@Selkies__ @Motherfocloir None of my UK friends understand this. They often...just stop?

@Selkies__ 'I will,yeah'.....which means 'I absolutely will NOT, and you've a cheek asking'. Must be very difficult for anyone trying to learn English in Ireland to understand us 😄

@Selkies__ Where I’m from it’s weird gasping sound with a nod!

@Selkies__ @Danny10tot1987 “your granny....”

@Selkies__ Try the Limerick one, "(Listen to and) i'll tell you no questions" 👀🤔🤔🤔

@Selkies__ ask @Niall_Boylan thats his favourite response for everybody who calls in to his chat show 🤣btw I like it Niall 👌😉

@Selkies__ Ah here !!!!

@Selkies__ @gingertotty check out that little thread for a snigger 😉

@Selkies__ Same as “I will aye” in a County Down... meaning you’ve no chance of that happening...

@Selkies__ Ah sure look.

@Selkies__ The quintessentially English "Shut up" is brilliant too. It takes skill, though, to get the tone and timing (and accent) just right.

@Selkies__ Heard of an elderly Cork lady once, stranded in an airport in America. She was confused. Strangers initially seemed to want to help but then inexplicably walked off when she started to explain her predicament. Her opener, "Don't talk to me ..."

@Selkies__ Imagine if you just stopped!!

@Selkies__ @natz_dodrill I swear to god @natz_dodrill I didn’t even see you retweeted this and when I read it I instantly heard you sayin ‘ahhh stop it now’ 😂😂😂

@Selkies__ ' Two chances' with an eye roll had the Brit hubby confused for years ! 🤣