Feen

n.

Heard in Cork, Mayo, Limerick, Galway, Kerry, Kildare and Longford

A local fellow, lad, or man from the Rebel County.

In use

Come here to me for a second, timmy feen!

Posh English

Draw near to my person for a moment, my good fellow.

Same phrase, other counties

  • Bowl feenAn affectionate or local term for one's father or the old man of the house.
  • Sham-feenA macho fellow or hard man.
  • Lamp d feen der laLook at the sexy boy over there!
  • The wee countyA affectionate moniker for County Louth, the smallest county in Ireland.
  • All rite ladA friendly greeting, roughly equivalent to "alright there, lad".
  • Bite the butt of this ladLeave me alone. I am no longer enjoying your company, with "lad" referring to the male…