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Dirty scally hole in Ballymena. Usually reffered to as GAFgorm, as it is filled with little 'mob' gangs with thier hoods up terrorising bins. And also the residents of Galgorm walk about with thier arms swinging thinking thier hard unless you're the famous Gary Neeson walking like a plank and a bike with no seat.
boy- 'You any weed mate',

boy2-'yea lad meet me at the back of the community centre or else the bus shelter at Maine Park'

peter-'whats the craic man'

galgorm- chav nation
Galgorm by willie wright October 14, 2009
Urban Dictionary Merch
Ancient name given to criminals convicted of mass murder, the name is in reference to a mythalogical demon who was notorious for causing the deaths of entire villages or tribes.
Oh shit, here comes Galgore!
Galgore by Valdimier Vensurhofn February 26, 2004
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Galgorithm

The Galgorithm consists of the things that show up in the social media feeds of women from teens onwards that relate to pop culture events and women's issues.
We had just sat down to watch the latest episode when Mary told me she already knew something that was going to happen.

She obviously had it come up in the Galgorithm.
Galgorithm by King Curly July 15, 2026

Galgorithm

The Galgorithm consists of the things that show up in the social media feeds of women from teens onwards that relate to pop culture events and women's issues.
We had just sat down to watch the latest episode when Mary told me she already knew something that was going to happen.

She obviously had it come up in the Galgorithm.
Galgorithm by King Curly July 15, 2026
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“No way, is that cake?”
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