- Liffey water
- nIrish and BritishGuinness. The Liffey is the river flowing through Dublin, where Guinness is brewed, and Liffey water is an archaic rhyming-term for porter, of which Guin-ness is an example.
Contemporary slang . 2014.
Liffey water
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