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20 May 99 - 03:24 PM (#80178) Subject: Grace O'Malley From: johnm (inactive) Anybody have information about Grace O'Malley? Know the song about her, but any background information and sources would be appreciated. John M |
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20 May 99 - 04:02 PM (#80186) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: MMario And what song would that be?
try here:Irish Pirate Queen
or here:Queen O'the Seas
or here:legends
or here:resources
or for a real-audio clip of "Grania" a song by Brian and Diane Leo about Grace...audio clip I happen to really love "Grania" - don't know any others about Grace MMario |
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20 May 99 - 04:41 PM (#80198) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: Fro old threads search on 'Grainne', and see song in DT. |
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20 May 99 - 05:09 PM (#80206) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: mm Ask the O'Malley Clan: Cormac O'Malley, son of Ernie, was "The O'Malley" a couple of years ago (I think he's in New York) and he'd be able to tell you: I'm sure he's probably online if you do a search. |
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20 May 99 - 07:40 PM (#80264) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: Susanne (skw) Have you heard Shaun Davey's suite 'Granuaile'? It's on Tara Records (CD 3017). Great, if on the sentimental side occasionally. Also, there are at least two biographies available, one for children. Her life was a great adventure story, after all. The other one is by Anne Chambers, published by Wolfhound Press. - Susanne |
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21 May 99 - 01:14 AM (#80363) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: Big Mick Also read 'Grania' by Morgan Llywelen. You may have to have your bookseller do an out of print search. Marvellous historical novel, well researched, and about one of Ireland's greatest heroes. Also there is a song done by the Wolfetones, the lyrics can be found HERE Mick |
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21 May 99 - 01:31 AM (#80365) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: Big Mick You will need to scroll up when you use that link. Mick |
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21 May 99 - 06:58 PM (#80586) Subject: RE: Grace O'Malley From: johnm (inactive) thanks everybody. much appreciated |