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It's "mar dhea" in Irish, pronounced moryah, and means "forsooth",
It's used a bit like "Oh, sure!", "Oh, right!" or "would you believe it?" to express distainful incredulity, e.g.
"They believed they were smartest guys in the room. The masters of the universe, mar dhea!"
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