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Taig; Teague
nickname
a Catholic UK, 1971
From the anglicized spelling of the Irish name/nickname Tadhg.- These are among the things they said: “Taigs are getting knocked off. We don’t care.” “Fair play to the LVF.” “The Taigs are like animals. They just want more and more, them and 20 wains.” “They’re stupid, Taigs.” — Irish Times, 8 June 1998
- He’s talkin’ aboot Taigs tryin’ tae get jobs. Why would a Taig work when he can scrounge aff the state in a country he despises? — Christopher Brookmyre, The Sacred Art of Stealing, pp. 99–100, 2002
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