"Faugh-an-ballagh" is pronounced as "faw-an-bah-lah." The "faugh" part rhymes with "law," while "an" sounds like the word "an," and "ballagh" is pronounced with emphasis on the "lah." The phrase is of Irish origin, meaning "clear the way."
Robert Ballagh has written: 'Ballagh'
Robert Ballagh was born on 1943-09-22.
The motto of Pakistan Rangers is 'Daim's Sahir'n'.
Castleblayney Faugh's GAC was created in 1905.
James H. Ballagh has written: 'Employee Relations Outlook'
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Oulart The Ballagh (Wexford) v Mullagh (Galway). Oulart-The-Ballagh won by 3-13 to 0-7.
Erdman Ballagh Palmore has written: 'Regression Estimates of Changes in Fertility' 'The honorable elders revisited =' -- subject(s): Aged, Old age assistance, Family relationships, Older people, Cross-Cultural Comparison
S. Monick has written: 'A bugle calls' 'Clear the way ('Faugh-a-ballagh')' -- subject(s): History, History, Military, Military History, South Africa, South Africa. Army. Irish Regiment, Irish Diaspora 'Awards of the South African uniformed public services, 1922-1987' -- subject(s): Decorations of honor, Medals, South Africa, South Africa. Prisons Dept, South African Police, South African Railways Police
The motto of Royal Highland Fusiliers is 'Nemo Me Impune Lacessit'.
The cast of Lament for Patrick Ireland - 2010 includes: Robert Ballagh Patrick Ireland as himself
It's a phonetic spelling in English of the Irish Gaelic Fág an bealach. Leave the way, or get out of the way.