Yerrah

n.

Heard in Kerry

An interjection placed at the beginning of a sentence or used when replying to a question.

In use

Yerrah, cork were shite, thats why ye beat them!

Posh English

Good heavens, Cork were perfectly dreadful. That is why you defeated them.

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