Wreck the gaff
Heard in Dublin
An expression used to indicate extreme behaviour, usually after the consumption of a large quantity of alcohol. May sometimes also refer to literally wrecking one's living quarters.
Let's get locked and wreck da gaff!', '" "Anto went on a mad one last nigh an wrecked da gaff.
Let us become thoroughly intoxicated and demolish the domicile.
FAQ
What does Wreck the gaff mean?
An expression used to indicate extreme behaviour, usually after the consumption of a large quantity of alcohol. May sometimes also refer to literally wrecking one's living quarters.
How do you use Wreck the gaff?
For example: “Let's get locked and wreck da gaff!', '" "Anto went on a mad one last nigh an wrecked da gaff.” In Posh English: Let us become thoroughly intoxicated and demolish the domicile.