Gaelic for "loo"?

[THC]

My grandmother had Scottish roots and there's a phrase she used for the smallest room in the house (and pardon my ignorance on the correct spelling) - she called it the "dun ay gue" or similar. Anyone know what the correct phrase is?

[jno]

'dunnakin' was an old word.... related to 'dung' and the Australian 'dunny'

[THC]

Yes, I thought that it had something to do with the Aussie "dunny"

[piggynose]

isn´t it leitrus or something like it in irish gaelic

[margie04]

Scottish Gaelic often refers to it as 'tigh bheag', i.e. little house.

[MarkRae]

It's actually "taigh beag":
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/taigh_beag

Pronounced "tie beck" i.e. rhymes with "my deck"...

[shwn29]

The Welsh terminology is - Ty Bach or "little house"

[mike11111]

I beleive the Welsh also use the phrase "lle chwech" (room 6).