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Grace O'Malley the pirate queen
Grace O'Malley has passed into Irish folklore as Granuaile. Anne Chambers, recreates the life and times of this extraordinary woman. Filmed against a backdrop of some of Ireland's most scenic locations, Clare Island, Achill, Lough Corrib and Connemara, the story is set in the Elizabethan period.
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- "Pirate queen"@en
- "Pirate Queen"
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- "Grace O'Malley has passed into Irish folklore as Granuaile. Anne Chambers, recreates the life and times of this extraordinary woman. Filmed against a backdrop of some of Ireland's most scenic locations, Clare Island, Achill, Lough Corrib and Connemara, the story is set in the Elizabethan period."@en
- ""Grace O'malley has passed into Irish folklore as Granuaile. Anne Chambers, author of the best-selling "Granuaile", recreates in this RADHARC programme the life and times of this extraordinary woman. Filmed against a backdrop of some of Ireland's most scenic locations, Clare Island, Achill, Lough Corrib and Connemara, the story is set in the Elizabethan period."--Opening screen."
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- "Grace O'Malley the pirate queen"@en
- "Grace O'Malley, the Pirate Queen"