G'out

phr.

Heard in Limerick

Get out of my face and leave me alone. Also used to tell a child to go and play. Also rendered 'gine out'.

G'out a my face i'lla (Gine out and play wit de traficc ill'a)

Posh English

Remove yourself from my countenance, would you? Go out and play amidst the traffic, there's a good fellow.

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