C'mere

n.

Heard in Offaly and Sligo

A conversational filler and attention-grabber meaning "listen here" or "come here."

C'mere will ya, didja hear the gossip about down the road?

Posh English

I say, would you come closer and lend an ear, did you catch the local gossip?

Same phrase, other counties

• Sligo

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