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Irish Expressions

Slang: Fair play to you

Meaning: Well done; good for you; I respect that.

Story:

Fair play to you is a wonderfully Irish way of expressing approval or admiration. It can be sincere, encouraging, or even a little teasing, depending on the tone. Someone might say it after hearing about something you've accomplished or a choice you've made.

Example: You walked all the way home in that rain? Fair play to you.

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