begorrah dialect
begorra

"Begorrah and it's not going to be that easy.

Moore also mentions Finn in his song "Sodom & Begorrah".

'Sure an begorrah, it's that black feller again!'

How very Disney, I say to myself, how very American - like going to Vegas to experience Venice, a kind of dude ranch for the wannabe "faith and begorrah" sorts.

"But it will be a sunny day for sure tomorrow, begorra."

I was staring at her when Artie Dunn came in, sized up the situation, said, "Faith and begorra, what next?"

Otherwise I start singing "Loike Old Times in Kilkenny, Begorra" and dancing on the tables.'

Under the Merovingian kings, Bigorre was a civitas (Latin Begorra), the chief settlement of which was Cieutat.

Cameron's own troops were also losing enthusiasm for the campaign, with one 18th century writer reporting sympathetic Irish soldiers in the 57th Regiment saying, "Begorra, it's a murder to shoot them.