A few I remember:
'Don't be afraid of the butter', usually said to a dinner guest. Means, 'Eat up, there's plenty.'
'[So-and-so] is a blister of a man.' (sometimes 'toothache')
'Yezzir going under the kettle.' Means, 'You fucked up and there will be consequences.'
'His tongue is hung in the middle.' Used for an honest, trustworthy person.
Boru
'Don't be afraid of the butter', usually said to a dinner guest. Means, 'Eat up, there's plenty.'
'[So-and-so] is a blister of a man.' (sometimes 'toothache')
'Yezzir going under the kettle.' Means, 'You fucked up and there will be consequences.'
'His tongue is hung in the middle.' Used for an honest, trustworthy person.
Boru
‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax
