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- noun Ireland
Holidays (time off work or time spent travelling).
Etymologies
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Examples
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We might get two weeks of sun if we're lucky and they usually arrive in the middle of exams or when you're on your holliers.
Irish Blogs gaelick 2010
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We might get two weeks of sun if we're lucky and they usually arrive in the middle of exams or when you're on your holliers.
Irish Blogs gaelick 2010
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Dodge City in the Dail on the first day back after the Christmas holliers.
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Is he on his holliers or has he just gone to ground?
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Is he on his holliers or has he just gone to ground? he??
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Mind you then the TD's and teachers are all on holliers for the summer so we can just stop writing checks and have the new currency ready for when the guarantee expires and the holidays are over …
Irish Blogs 2009
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It seems a pity that you wasted your day thinking about "teachers on their holliers" - and all because DMcW just happened to mention teachers in his article.
Irish Blogs 2009
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Is he on his holliers or has he just gone to ground?
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It may be more than that, as the primary teachers 'union, the INTO, voted this week to engage in rolling strikes from next September, which certainly won't endear them to many parents who have just reacquired a bit of peace and quiet after the long summer holliers.
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Is he on his holliers or has he just gone to ground? he??
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