The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns1999

Jericho O'Grady:
[sees his brother bound by a pair of Fairies outside the bar he was gaurding] Aw, Barney!

Barney O'Grady:
Don't worry, lads. I've got them where I want them.

Count Grogan:
[flies in] Ah, Maldoon. What a coincidence finding you here.

Mickey Muldoon:
I don't want any trouble, Grogan. Let Barney go.

Count Grogan:
You might not *want* trouble, but that's what you've got. [Mickey flips over him but he follows suit to stand in front of him again] You don't get away that easy.

Mickey Muldoon:
I'm not fighting.

Count Grogan:
Oh, you'll fight. Or your young friend here has done his last spell of gaurding.

Sean Devine:
Is that a fact? Well, I'm happy to oblige you.

Jericho O'Grady:
And so am I.

Count Grogan:
My fight is with Maldoon here.

Sean Devine:
Ah, well. As much as it grieves me to watch another Leprechaun have all the fun. [handing him a spear] Go for it, Mickey me boy. Little Maurice here is begging for it.

Count Grogan:
DON'T call me Maurice!

Sean Devine:
Oh, well then, I won't. Maurice.

Jericho O'Grady:
[laughing] And niether will I - Maurice!

Barney O'Grady:
Maurice, Maurice, Maurice!

Sean Devine:
Give him a taste of Leprechaun justice, Mickey me lad.

Mickey Muldoon:
I'm not fighting, Seanie. [to Grogan] Let him go. [he tries to walk off but Sean stops him]

Sean Devine:
That girl has unmanned you.

Count Grogan:
He's a yellow-belly. He was coward's legs, like all Leprechauns.

Sean Devine:
That's it. Enough's enough. No more Mr. Nice Leprechaun. Oh, I'll show you coward's legs. *And* arms.

Mickey Muldoon:
Don't do it; it's what he wants!

Sean Devine:
Well, there's the thing. It's what I want, too! [he draws his spear and Grogan's appears in his hand]

Barney O'Grady:
If you need any help, Sean, I'm right here for ya.

Sean Devine:
Good man. [they fight]