Ar'n't you flough u ill ough as in lough - meaning aren't you generous or offhanded.
The amusement
It was funny and rough u ill meaning very amusing
Fire
He had down a great Breestha meaning a good pile of burning sods.
Min-awn-airack or Mhun awn airach - a young person light and frisky. Jumping around the old one would say aren't you the Min-awn-aer-augh.

After breaking anything like delph He made Smithereens of it.
Put a stampien on the goat - tie the front and back leg with a piece of rope to keep her from trespassing.
I must get a pair of thretheens (treithín). In wet weather when a farmer wants to save the mouth of his trousers from daub and clauber he ties two pieces of bag or sack round the shoe mouth keeping the trousers tight.Pithogue - a child of 9 or 10 or more hanging after the mother a sort of a pet. Pithogue is contempt.