Aragh

n.

Heard in Kildare

Used at the start of a sentence to make it sound you arent impressed. Mainly used in Newbridge and Kilcullen.

In use

Aragh will you shtop. aragh its been around shince before d'interneh.

Posh English

Oh, do cease your prattle. Good heavens, that nonsense has persisted since before the introduction of the wireless.

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