Green’s Dictionary of Slang

hoult n.

[pron. of SE hold n.]
(Irish)

1. a sexually attractive woman, often qualified as a fine/great/good hoult.

[Ire](con. 1890–1910) ‘Flann O’Brien’ Hard Life (1962) 97: She was what was known as a good hoult, with auburn hair, blue eyes and a very nice smile.
[Ire]B. Quinn Smokey Hollow 89: She was a stocky woman in her thirties, what Granda Hope would call ‘a fine hoult’.

2. sexual intercourse.

[Ire]E. Kelly Apprentice 188: Bad luck to you! Isn’t it hard up you are for your hoult and the priest coming in the front door!