"Clogher" is a colloquial term used in Ireland to refer to a type of flat, soft and often warm footwear. Synonyms for "clogher" vary depending on the region and context. In some areas, they may be called "pampooties", "brogues" or "barnshoes". The name "clodhopper" is also used to refer to a similar style of footwear, typically made with sturdy leather and a thick sole. In the United States, similar footwear styles are sometimes referred to as "moccasins" or "loafers". Whatever you call them, "cloghers" are a comfortable and practical option for a variety of situations, from light gardening to casual strolls in the countryside.