| Metaphorically, with the traditional whiskey under his belt and a shillelagh under his arm, he sets the tone of the play and from there it never looks back. |
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| You're as likely to get mugged and beaten in Ireland as anywhere else in Western Europe, and rest assured, you won't be beaten with a magical shillelagh. |
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| Ballybunion, for instance, has 36 holes in the dunes, but 18 of them are great and 18 are such that you couldn't persuade me to play them even with a shillelagh. |
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| Incidentally, here's a good place to learn more about your shillelagh. |
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| In an Irish bar on Third Avenue a man spied a customer looking as if he had been hit over the head with a shillelagh. |
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| And above the kitchen door, a shillelagh rested: my grandfather's cedar club. |
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| But it's also become something of a shillelagh, often used to club other fine Morrison albums. |
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| He went down to tell her to stop and could not remember picking up the shillelagh. |
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| That's no small feat, considering that the movie traffics in more sentimental blarney than you could shake a shillelagh at, and that the musical ran on Broadway for only two months. |
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| I found his crown and shillelagh, too And helped to gather his loot. |
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| Well, mostly Jameson whiskey and Magners really, but she's also quite fond of the idea of a blueeyed hunk from Donegal who'll whisk her away and show her his shillelagh. |
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| Justice never heard of the Shillelagh either, but like most USC players, he has one strong image of Notre Dame. |
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| It was armed with the Shillelagh 152mm combined gun and missile launcher, which offered a lot of firepower in a relatively small package. |
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| He denied murdering Walter at Cronlea, Shillelagh, Wicklow, on July 1, 2010, but was found guilty last month at the Central Criminal Court. |
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| His brother Walter Tompkins, 66, was shot dead in the family home he shared with the accused in Cronelea, Shillelagh, in west Wicklow on Thursday evening. |
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