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What is the origin of phrase home again finnegan?

The phrase "Home again, Finnigan" is actually not a common or well-known phrase. It's possible you're misremembering or mishearing a similar phrase.

Here are a few possibilities for where you might have heard something similar:

* "Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig": This is a playful phrase often used in the context of returning home, particularly for children. It doesn't have a specific origin, but is likely a fun and spontaneous way to express joy at being home.

* "Home again, home again, safe and sound": This is another common phrase, often used to express relief and happiness after a journey or adventure. It's likely originated from the popular children's song "Home Again" by John Jacob Niles.

* "Finnegan's Wake": This is the title of a famous novel by James Joyce. While not directly related to the phrase you mentioned, it's a prominent piece of literature that might have influenced your memory.

If you can provide more context about where you heard this phrase, it might be easier to pinpoint its origin.

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