Thats the craic...she said as she threw her legs on the table

exp.

Heard in Tipperary

A colourful phrase used to signal the end of an anecdote.

In use

*End of story*...Thats the craic...she said as she threw her legs on the table

Posh English

And that, as they say, is the long and the short of it, she remarked as she flung her legs upon the table.

  • Legs like a snooker tableTo have unusually long, spindly legs.
  • Chicken legsExtremely thin or scrawny legs.
  • Corn beef legsRed patches on the legs usually from sittin too near the fire.
  • Craic"Craic" has a couple of very broad meanings. 1.) Fun, enjoyment, divilment, merriment…
  • Sa craicA greeting equivalent to hello or "what's the craic?" Also used to say hello to someone.
  • Daddy long legsA crane fly, commonly known as a daddy longlegs.