However, there was an Erin go Bragh flag, as the rebels used the anglicized version, “Erin goes Brah,” on their banners and flags during the fight to express their allegiance to Ireland ...

calling themselves St. Patrick's Battalion and flying the phrase on their flags. "Erin go" is pronounced as it's spelled, while "Bragh" is pronounced as "brah." Still stumped? Tune into the video ...

March 8 (Reuters) - The owners of an Irish pub in northeast Florida said they were shocked to receive a citation for flying the Irish flag but have removed it to comply with a local ordinance ...

However, there was an Erin go Bragh flag, as the rebels used the anglicized version, “Erin goes Brah,” on their banners and flags during the fight to express their allegiance to Ireland ...

The United Irishmen put it on a flag to represent a rallying cry for the nation's independence from Britain. Erin Go Bragh was used frequently in the 19th century to represent Irish pride ...

Erin go Bragh is one of the most common phrases heard ... calling themselves St. Patrick's Battalion and flying the phrase on their flags.

The United Irishmen put it on a flag to represent a rallying cry for the nation’s independence from Britain. Erin Go Bragh was used frequently in the 19th century to represent Irish pride ...