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12th Apr 2016

North Side Dublin Boy Names And Their (Very Loose) Definitions (M-Q)

Sharyn Hayden

I am the go-to Dublin Northsider at HerFamily.ie and that’s ok with me.

I answer questions such as “Is ‘in me flowers’ a thing?” (it is), “What’s the name of that shopping centre with the Drive Thru McDonalds near Ikea?” (Airside) and “Where do you think you’re going with my handbag?!” (joke)

I really started this ‘North Side Baby Boy Names Thread just so I could get to the letter ‘P’. Just wait for it!

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Here are my favourite North Side Dublin Baby Boy Names And Their (Totally Made Up) Meanings:

1. MULLAH

Pronounced:             Muhlahhh

Definition:                 Someone whose ma or da was born outside Dublin.

Used in a sentence: “Alright Muhlahhh, did yiz get electricity up in yizzer gaf yet?”

2. NIALL

Pronounced:             Niahhler

Definition:                He who is pre-disposed to being the team goalkeeper

Used in a sentence: Class save, Niahhler, CLASS.

3. O’REALLY

Pronounced:            Oh Rheally, O’Rheilly (also, O’Rourke, O’Callaghan, O’Grady etc)

Definition:                Someone whose surname begins with an ‘O”

Used in a sentence: “I owe you a fiver? Oh Rheally, O’Rheilly??”

4. PEANUT

Pronounced:             Pee-nuh

Definition:                 He who is the smallest in stature, but largest in authority, of the group.

Used in a sentence: “Pee-nuh? He’s sitting down the back of the bus there. Don’t turn around and look at him, yeh dope”

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5. Q-BOT

Pronounced:             Q-Boh

Definition:                 He whose surname is Quinn

Used in a sentence: “On the head, Q-Boh, on the head!”

If you missed the first few, you can catch up here. Also feel free to add to our list in the comments on Facebook!