| Blatherskite O'Loodheramawn, a barrel-chested, white-toothed athlete from Mullingar, welcomed the new loosening of restrictions. |
| He makes up figures, he makes up stories, and he is full of blatherskite. |
| For all of the technocratic blatherskite it generates, business theory gives little attention to the basic human interactions that make business a profoundly human enterprise. |
| I fancy that blatherskite, Dorsett, wont sail so high tomorrow. |
| I want thim to remimber their father as something besides a blatherskite phin they grow up. |
| And why should anyone take any notice of what a here-today, gone-tomorrow blatherskite columnist thinks about the war? |
