
These is Tagbilaran dialect for "Bag-o nga iro ang akong gusto."

Couldn't 'iroy' mean mother as well? :O

The "iroy" in the sentence is actually iro+y of which iro=dog and -y is grammatical tool to mark the topic which is the word right after -y. The function is almost similar to "ang" and "si."
Other than Cebuano, another Philippine language which uses y or i in modern spelling as topic marker is Pampangan.
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