G'lad

n.

Heard in Mayo, Roscommon and Clare

A term of approval for a good lad or fine fellow.

In use

Crush on g'lad for bringing the Tayto to the sesh!

Posh English

One harbours immense admiration for this splendid fellow having brought the crisps to the gathering!

Same phrase, other counties

  • Ya g'ladUsually means 'of course you did', said when someone recounts something stupid or…
  • A fine outfitA fine set of agricultural machinery, typically for silage making.
  • I'll bate ya good lookinSaid as insult to get a lad to start a fight with ya.
  • Good manAn expression of approval or encouragement for what someone says or does.
  • Good?Means "Hello, how are you? I hope you are having a lovely day, I am fine thank you for…
  • All rite ladA friendly greeting, roughly equivalent to "alright there, lad".