Buckley

The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 6
“Who struck Buckley ?” a common phrase used to irritate Irish men. The story is that an English man having struck an Irish man named Buckley, the latter made a great outcry, and one of his friends rushed forth screaming, “Who struck Buckley?” “I did,” said the English man, preparing for the apparently inevitable combat. “Then,” said the ferocious Hibernian, after a careful investigation of the other’s thews and sinews, “then, sarve him right.”
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