Pastie supper
A pastie, a round patty of spiced sausage meat and potato, deep fried at the chippy and served with chips. A Northern classic.
Heard in Down, Armagh, Derry, Tyrone and Fermanagh
Two pastie suppers and a bottle of brown sauce, wee man.
Shall I translate it into posh English for you, mucker?
How perfectly delightful to see you. Here it is in posh English.
Two portions of fried pastie with chips, and a bottle of brown sauce, young man.
Questions
What does pastie supper mean in Ireland?
A pastie, a round patty of spiced sausage meat and potato, deep fried at the chippy and served with chips. A Northern classic.
Where in Ireland do people say pastie supper?
People say pastie supper in Down, Armagh, Derry, Tyrone and Fermanagh.
How do you use pastie supper in a sentence?
“Two pastie suppers and a bottle of brown sauce, wee man.”
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Same phrase, other counties
- Down (not in the dictionary)
- Armagh (not in the dictionary)
- Derry (not in the dictionary)
- Tyrone (not in the dictionary)
- Fermanagh (not in the dictionary)