Let ye

v.

Heard in Roscommon

Used to tell or order someone to do something. Pronounced letchyee.

Come in out of the cowld, let ye." "Let ya sit down.

Posh English

Come in out of the cold, do. Sit yourself down.

Related terms

• He'd let you down like a tonne of bricks!He would embarrass you publicly and cause you considerable mortification.
• I'll let you goA polite way of ending a telephone call or conversation.
• Jaysus come down of the cross and let me upAn exclamation of intense suffering or self-pity.
• Let a shot out of itTo make a short sharp noise, often suddenly and unexpectedly.
• Let fly with itIn hurling, to strike the sliotar with force.
• Let it in ta feckAn instruction to send the ball cross field towards the goal.