Musha

n.

Heard in Mayo, Galway, Cavan and Roscommon

A term often used at the beginning of a sentence, roughly meaning well or indeed.

In use

Were you at home all day?" "Musha I was

Posh English

'Were you at home all day?' 'Indeed I was.'

Same phrase, other counties

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