not a bother on (someone)

Used to express that someone is not at all worried, troubled, or confused (by something. Primarily heard in Ireland. A: "How's Jake adapting to primary school?" B: "Not a bother on him! He's been loving every minute of it." And then she just got back in the car and drove away, not a bother on her!

See also: bother, not, on

See also:

everything's jake
jake
How's about...?
How's (it) with you?
How's with you?
How's by you?
how's it going
my head's a shed
a bit of how's your father
(as) right as a trivet

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