Term for popular takeaway credited to establishment in Templeogue, Dublin
The Oxford English Dictionary added several new words and phrases, including Hiberno-Irish terms like "spice bag," "morto," "mineral," "debs," and "ludraman," along with the Irish use of "class" (popularized outside Ireland by Derry Girls). "Spice bag" is defined as a takeaway meal with chips, chicken, and spices, originating in Dublin in 2006. Other additions include "grawlix" and the idiom "one has made one's bed and must lie in it."
