| (in Irish brogue): After the potato famine, I'm just lucky to be alive. | |
| (in Irish brogue): Good morning, Inspector. | |
| (in Irish brogue): Ooh, don't go there, right? | |
| - Beard and a brogue. | |
| - What brogue? | |
| (in Irish brogue): After the potato famine, I'm just lucky to be alive. | |
| (in Irish brogue): Good morning, Inspector. | |
| (in Irish brogue): Ooh, don't go there, right? | |
| - Beard and a brogue. | |
| - What brogue? | |
| - "Oxfords, not brogues." | |
| A brand-new pair of brogues | |
| And we're loving Ferragamo pumps and tassel brogues. | |
| Brogues and white socks were in, and you could either get the very expensive leather-soled brogues, which Damon had, of course, and a black trench coat. | |
| Brogues, he always wore brogues. | |
| - "Oxfords, not brogues." | |
| A brand-new pair of brogues | |
| And we're loving Ferragamo pumps and tassel brogues. | |
| Brogues and white socks were in, and you could either get the very expensive leather-soled brogues, which Damon had, of course, and a black trench coat. | |
| Brogues, he always wore brogues. | |
| This additional decorative piece is called broguing. | |
| This additional decorative piece is called broguing. | |
