Fionnula Flanagan: ‘Sometimes you have a wonderful role and then sometimes your character is dropped. It’s the way it is’

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Irish actress Fionnula Flanagan. Photo: Andres Poveda

Stage and screen actress Fionnula Flanagan was born in 1941, and raised in Dublin. She spent many years in America with her husband, psychiatrist Garrett O’Connor.

My father, I was very proud of him, he went to Spain and fought against Franco. He had only one word of Irish, which he would say repeatedly, and that was tá.

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