Reck de head

phr.

Heard in Mayo

To annoy or bother one intensely, especially by persistent talk.

In use

Shup ya reck de head.

Posh English

Do be quiet, you are causing me the most dreadful irritation.

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FAQ

What does Reck de head mean?

To annoy or bother one intensely, especially by persistent talk.

How do you use Reck de head?

For example: “Shup ya reck de head.” In Posh English: Do be quiet, you are causing me the most dreadful irritation.