| One of the most unusually named pubs in Liverpool, Faugh a Ballagh was a Munster Irish Regiment. |
| Air accident investigators were yesterday examining the wreckage of the helicopter at Long Faugh Farm, west of Pathhead, Midlothian. |
| Faugh of war Faugheen should nail his Champion Hurdle colours to the mast at Ascot today. |
| I will awake you when we get to Reading, where the biscuits are made you used to sell, faugh! |
| On the moor with the wind blowing about one 'twas a pleasure to be, but faugh! |
| This thinking, then, transforms the courtesan into the scapegoat that Freevill and Faugh wish for her to be but that Marston's moral vision does not. |
