Duncan Broderick
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Ni is part of the surname, it means “daughter of” pronounced like knee.
So I would pronounce it as Knee- Murr—ah-hurt-ig.
The announcer was uncharacteristically poor on this one. There was a famous Irish sports commentator of that name so it’s well known. (Watching a day late)
So I would pronounce it as Knee- Murr—ah-hurt-ig.
The announcer was uncharacteristically poor on this one. There was a famous Irish sports commentator of that name so it’s well known. (Watching a day late)
November 4, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Ni is part of the surname, it means “daughter of” pronounced like knee.
So I would pronounce it as Knee- Murr—ah-hurt-ig.
The announcer was uncharacteristically poor on this one. There was a famous Irish sports commentator of that name so it’s well known. (Watching a day late)
So I would pronounce it as Knee- Murr—ah-hurt-ig.
The announcer was uncharacteristically poor on this one. There was a famous Irish sports commentator of that name so it’s well known. (Watching a day late)