You sir

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Heard in Kilkenny, Tipperary and Waterford

A South Kilkenny term used between men to emphasise a point. Usually pronounced "usser".

That was some match last night, you sir!

Posh English

That was a marvellous sporting fixture last evening, my good fellow!

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