Napper tandy

n.

Heard in Waterford

Actually a legendary figure of the Irish revolutionary movement around the time of 1798, but now sadly used to describe an elfish type adult male, possibly inebriated to the extreme, often in ill-fitting or contemporarily unfashionable clothing, particularly footwear resembling what one might have expected kamikaze pilots to wear on their final mission.

In use

Look a' the cut of little mick in the corner, he' the very same as the Napper Tandy hey!

Posh English

Observe the ludicrous appearance of little Michael in the corner, he is the absolute spitting image of a dishevelled eccentric!