He's a bit of a character

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Polite Irish for: he is very odd and you should keep an eye on him. Also: he's an interesting lad.

In use

Yer man next door? Ah he's a bit of a character alright. He hoovers de lawn.

Lawrence Muck's posh English
Lawrence Muck

Shall I translate it into posh English for you, head?

Good afternoon, old bean. Here it is in posh English.

The gentleman next door? Indeed, he is something of an original. He vacuums the lawn.

Questions

What does he's a bit of a character mean in Ireland?

Polite Irish for: he is very odd and you should keep an eye on him. Also: he's an interesting lad.

How do you use he's a bit of a character in a sentence?

“Yer man next door? Ah he's a bit of a character alright. He hoovers de lawn.”

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