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Dearbhla Molloy ( / ˈdɜːrvlə /; born 1946) is an Irish actress. Early life. Molloy was born to John Molloy and Evelyn Ryan and grew up on Yellow Walls Road in Malahide, County Dublin, Ireland, the eldest of seven children. She attended an Irish-language school and finished her Leaving Certificate exams at the age of 16.
Dearbhla Molloy. Actress: No Reservations. Dearbhla Molloy was born in Ireland and educated through the medium of Irish and English. Her career began with Irish-speaking plays with the Abbey Theatre Dublin. She went on to join the RSC ( London Critic's Award Juno & The Paycock) playing Mary to Judi Dench's Juno among other parts.
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Actress: No Reservations. Dearbhla Molloy was born in Ireland and educated through the medium of Irish and English. Her career began with Irish-speaking plays with the Abbey Theatre Dublin. She went on to join the RSC ( London Critic's Award Juno & The Paycock) playing Mary to Judi Dench's Juno among other parts.
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Dearbhla Molloy BIO. Highlights of her 50-plus-year career include NYC: Dancing at Lughnasa, A Touch of the Poet, Outside Mullingar (Broadway); Juno and the Paycock (Roundabout); Cripple of ...
Nov 14, 2018 · Nov 14, 2018 2:55pm PT. ‘The Ferryman’: Irish Acting Legends Fionnula Flanagan, Dearbhla Molloy Reflect on the Broadway Smash. By Brent Lang. Joan Marcus. “ The Ferryman ,” a drama about a...
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Dec 8, 2021 · Dearbhla Molloy is a treat as an elderly, patient but droll nun and Pip Carter is marvelously laid-back and languid as devious theologian Gerard Bonneville. But it’s Lavery’s notable use of...
