You can’t have your cake and eat it – literally means that you cannot eat the…
Good craic – good fun. If someone says “the craic’s good“, they usually mean there is…
“You, my darling, are the apple of my eye” means ‘you are cherished above…
easy as falling off a log – something that is so easy to do, you barely…
a trifling matter – a matter that lacks importance; something trivial. Similarly the verb to trifle…
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Who Ate All The Pies?
‘Who ate all the pies?’ is a football chant, sung to suggest that someone on…
“The proof of the pudding is in the eating!” is a well-used phrase which we…
