Phrases and the likes you never hear outside Ireland

'Ah yea, deadly"

"Ah, no I'm grand"

"The state of you"

"I'm shook"

"I'm going for a slash"

"Pulling the flute off himself"

Come're and I hit ya.

Lashing Rain

Yer Man / Yer Wan

Bansjaxed

Gombeen

It's yourself

Horse into it

The head on him/her

Loada bollocks.

Howaya now?

Yoke

Eejit

The word Ye. In my experience no place outside of ireland uses that word as a plural of you except newfoundland but that's basically Ireland anyways.

A good part of the population of Newfoundland can trace their ancestry back to the South East of Ireland. https://waterford.fyi/did-you-know-that-the-majority-of-irish-newfoundlanders-came-from-waterford-kilkenny-and-wexford/

gowl is an interesting one. Used that word years ago in company and an old fella nearly had a heart attack. He whispered that it was a term for a woman’s private parts where he came from (East Cork) and considered very rude. Not sure if he was having me on, but he did seem quite shocked.