Craic (noun)

Fun, entertainment or enjoyable conversation, particularly in the context of Irish culture.

Origin:

Derived from the irish word "cráic", meaning fun, entertainment or enjoyable conversation.

Examples:

1. We had great craic at the pub last night.
2. The craic was mighty as we sang and told stories.
3. We always have a good craic when we go out on a Friday night.
4. There was plenty of craic to be had at the music festival.
5. The craic was non-stop at the party last night.