amú ar fad
rud éigin ort (something wrong with you)
bun-os-cionn
cóir nú éagóir (right or wrong)
cad é an donas atá ag gabháil dúinn (ná deinimíd é)? (what is wrong with us that we don't do it?)
tá an éagóir ort
san éagóir (wrongfully)
níl aon locht air (nothing wrong with it)
nára fíor dhuit (I hope you're wrong)
nách olc uaim nár thug fé ndeara e! (isn't it wrong of me not to have noticed it?)
an saol a ghabháil id choinnibh (for everything to go wrong)
as an slí (níl éinní as an slí déanta agam)
ar tuathal

I don't have any examples of ceárr in Muskerry sources.

It is said in Munster. "Cad tá cearr le X?" being the most typical use.

That said it's not very common.

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The dialect I use is Cork Irish.
Ar sgáth a chéile a mhairid na daoine, lag agus láidir, uasal is íseal