No bother

exp.

Heard in Wexford, Tipperary, Louth, Donegal and Waterford

No problem. Also: Everythings ok here. Also: To acknowledge something.

In use

No bother, I'll definITEly do that for ya" "No bothers everytings grand boss" "Ah sure no bother

Posh English

No trouble at all. I shall most certainly attend to that for you.

Same phrase, other counties

  • Divil a botherEverything is fine. An equivalent is 'Not a bother'.
  • Ah no botherThat is fine; no problem at all.
  • Nare a botherNot a problem at all. No trouble whatsoever.
  • BotherTrouble, hassle, or inconvenience.
  • Devil a botherTo be completely free of worry, trouble, or physical pain.
  • Here laAn introductory attention-grabber meaning "listen here" or "take this."