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splashthecash · 2012-08-15 13:50:19

GAA players\managers insisting on slipping in either "Look..." or "Look it,..." at the beginning of their sentences when they are being interviewed on TV\radio? Is it a GAA or culchie thing or just Irish?

15-08-2012 1:50pm

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splashthecash

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GAA players\managers insisting on slipping in either "Look..." or "Look it,..." at the beginning of their sentences when they are being interviewed on TV\radio?

Is it a GAA or culchie thing or just Irish?

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#2 15-08-2012 2:23pm

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Seems to me an Irish thing - our way of speaking. As in "shur" or "here"!

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#3 15-08-2012 2:30pm

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thank god is another one too that alot of players say
& every match the pundits & managers go on about INTENSITY about 50 times

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#4 15-08-2012 2:31pm

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Look OP what exactly are you trying to say?

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#5 15-08-2012 2:45pm

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It's the Irish version of "Ya know". Every country has their own version.

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#6 15-08-2012 9:58pm

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Look it, seeing as the link to GAA in this thread is tenuous at best i'm going to lock it

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