Slog

v.

Heard in Cork

Non competitive game where two boys with hurleys hit a sliotar back and forth to each other, often over half the length of a pitch. The term comes from Farranferris.

In use

Meself and Dawser went for a slog up in the top Harty pitch.

Posh English

Myself and Dawser strolled up to the upper Harty playing field for a casual knock about with the ash hurleys.

Same phrase, other counties