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Descendants of Patrick O'grady and Mary Steele 1757-2005
This book is a synopsis of many years of research in an eff ort to add a human face and personality to the data culled from various sources of vital records. As the family tree unfurls, it reveals the vivid contrasts between its many branches. It exposes the hardships and devastating eff ects of alcoholism that followed several branches, as well as the prestige and prosperity that were perpetuated in others. However, each individual is equally important to the color and texture of the fi ne tapestry created by this OGrady family history.
Homecoming
This book is about the lonely, the lost, and what it is like to live in the suffocating constraints of mental illness. I share stories of my own personal experiences, in hopes that you find comfort, even if only through relation. I have learnt throughout my path of healing and spirituality; we are not meant to hold onto our pain. Great medicine is held in the speaking of truth and the sharing of stories. I am honored to now be apart of your story. This book is from me to you, to remind you that you are not alone, you are never alone and wherever you are, I am right there beside you. It's getting late and you've been gone for far too long, come on child, it's time to go back home
Operative Obstetrics
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The Season Starts When?
Patrick O'Grady shows little mercy in this amusing poke at his fellow cyclists. One hundred of his best cartoons and some of his zippiest columns sling humorous arrows at road cyclists, weekend warriors, and cyclo-cross fanatics. Targeting everyone from the ""old guys who get fat in winter"" to his ""mud stud"" -- the bike shop mechanic who can turn a bicycle into a guided missile -- O'Grady's acerbic wit is unsurpassed.
Standish O'Grady's Cuculain
Between 1878 and 1881, Standish O’Grady published a three-volume History of Ireland that simultaneously recounted the heroic ancient past of the Irish people and helped to usher in a new era of cultural revival and political upheaval. At the heart of this history was the figure of Cuculain, the great mythic hero who would inspire a generation of writers and revolutionaries, from W. B. Yeats and Lady Augusta Gregory to Patrick Pearse. Despite the profound influence O’Grady’s writings had on literary and political culture in Ireland, they are not as well known as they should be, particularly in view of the increasingly global interest in Irish culture. This critical edition of the Cucula...
Introduction to Paul O'Grady
Paul O'Grady is a comedian, actor, and television presenter from Birkenhead, England. He is best known for his drag queen character, Lily Savage, which he created in the early 1980s and performed in clubs and cabarets across the UK. The character became a household name in the 1990s, appearing on TV shows such as "The Big Breakfast" and "Blankety Blank." O'Grady later retired Lily Savage and went on to host his own talk show, "The Paul O'Grady Show," which aired on ITV from 2004 to 2009. In addition to his comedy and presenting work, O'Grady has acted in various TV dramas, including "The Bill" and "Holby City," and has appeared as a contestant on reality shows such as "Celebrity Big Brother" and "Strictly Come Dancing." He has also written several books, including his autobiographies "At My Mother's Knee..." and "Open the Cage, Murphy!" which document his upbringing and the early years of his career. O'Grady has been a vocal supporter of various charities and causes, including Battersea Dogs & Cats Home and LGBTQ+ rights.
