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The Sharpe's Children FoundationTomorrow evening, Daragh O'Malley will be accepting the "Charity of the Year" award at the Intellectual Property Magazine Awards. We're so happy that this award will help spread the word about The Sharpe's Children Foundation.
Actor Daragh O'Malley returns to his roots in The Haymarket's Dancing at Lughnasa.Quote I don’t know if you’ll appreciate the difficulty of getting Sean to spruce up and turn up but he was there ...http://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/leisure/general/8799856.Actor_Daragh_O_Malley_returns_to_his_roots_in_The_Haymarket_s_Dancing_at_Lughnasa/
I don’t know if you’ll appreciate the difficulty of getting Sean to spruce up and turn up but he was there ...
Best known as Patrick Harper in iconic TV series Sharpe, actor Daragh O'Malley is heading to MCM Birmingham Comic Con! JOIN US: https://bit.ly/2mhTO9w
Oh my god, I’m so happy, thank you, when will shoots be on sale on the site? Can you please get some more chosen men and other sharpe guests. and possibly even the main man himself, Sean Bean
German insurer Allianz recreates former Education Minister Donogh O’Malley’s historic speech from 1966 when he announced free secondary education for all students without the knowledge or approval of his government.The minister’s son, actor Daragh O’Malley, plays his father in the first of the Allianz ‘We Cover Courage’ campaign series.O’Malley starred in the TV period drama Sharpe opposite Sean Bean and in Bruce Morrison’s cult movie Withnail and I with Richard E. Grant. The ad was created by In the Company of Huskies. Allianz has also recreated the full speech.
Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem Rachel Tookey's award-winning play about the intergenerational impact of mental illness and trauma will have its first full-length London run at the Old Red Lion Theatre from 30 April - 25 May, coinciding with UK Mental Health Week.Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem stars Daragh O'Malley (star of the long-running hit show Sharpe's alongside Sean Bean
David Ireland’s brutally absurd descent into the mind of a loyalist gunman features impressive performances by Daragh O’Malley, Kevin Trainor, Owen O’Neill, Laura Dos Santos, Kevin Murphy and Declan Rodgers