get rid of me coins

[AlexAD]

Hi, there.
I heard "Trying to get rid of me coins" from a film and I am at a loss is it correct or not... As to my opinion it could be "Trying to ged rid of my coins".
Could you please explain.
The film name is "In Bruges" and they were from Ireland, apparently

 

[ostap77]

Hi, there.
I heard "Trying to get rid of me coins" from a film and I am at a loss is it correct or not... As to my opinion it could be "Trying to ged rid of my coins".
Could you please explain.
The film name is "In Bruges" and they were from Ireland, apparently

NOT A TEACHER

"Me" in this context is dialect BE for "my".

 

[bhaisahab]

Using "me" for "my" is quite common among some Irish and British speakers.

 

[5jj]

Using "me" for "my" is quite common among some Irish and British speakers.

That's me own opinion, too, it is, to be sure. (After I have had a Guinness or two.)