O'Haras
in The Rising (film release in March 2016)
The Rising is an Irish
historical biopic drama film written by Kevin McCann and Colin
Broderick, with McCann directing as well, and starring Colin Morgan as
Irish freedom fighter and 1916 Easter Rising mastermind Seán Mac
Diarmada (also known as Sean McDermott).
The Cast includes David O'Hara as James Connolly and Mary Margaret O'Hara as Mary Mac Diarmada / Mary McDermott, the mother of Seán Mac Diarmada.
Death
of Maureen O'Hara, aged 95 (October 24, 2015)
Irish-American Actress
Maureen O'Hara (17 August 1920 - 24 October 2015): Obituaries.
Morgan
O'Hara - Live Transmission at Školská 28 Gallery,
Prague, Czech Republic
Morgan is a New
York-based artist who creates "attention and performative drawings" by
observing the deliberate movements of people and translating them into
line drawings in real-time. See her in action (published October 19,
2015).
Alexander
James O'Hara & Mobius Loop Band - Five Fifteen
Official music video by
Mobius Loop performing Five Fifteen - Track 6 from 'Mobius Loop - Live
Acoustic Album' (published October 15, 2015). Available at www.mobiusloop.co.uk
Jon
O'Hara - Celles et Ceux des Cimes et Cieux (Live at Abbey Road, London)
Celles et Ceux des
Cimes et Cieux - A Short Film by Gwenn Germain. Music
Composed by Jon
O'Hara.
Score Recorded Live at Abbey Road Studios, Studio 1, London.
Performed by the The London Session Orchestra,
June, 2015 (published October 5, 2015).
Jon
O'Hara - Welcome to the Family
Welcome to the Family
(for String Orchestra)
Music Composed by Jon O'Hara. Performed by the Budapest Art Orchestra,
March 15, 2015 (published August 24, 2015).
Kelley
O'Hara reflects on 2015 World Cup win
Kelley O'Hara talks
about her emotions after winning the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
(published July 7, 2015).
Tony
Award Acceptance Speech: Kelli O'Hara
Kelli O'Hara of The King and I
accepting a Tony Award (published June 7, 2015).
Kelli
O'Hara and The King and I - Getting To Know You
Kelli O'Hara and The
King and I - Getting
To Know You. Live
With Kelly and Michael, May 12, 2015.
U.S.
Soccer: The Kelley
O'Hara's Story
Georgia native Kelley
O’Hara is a southern girl at heart, and as she grew up
playing all sorts of sports in Peachtree City, she never thought she
would want to leave home. But her soccer travels for the
USA’s youth and senior national teams, as well as a brilliant
collegiate career at Stanford, have led her to live on both coasts and
have taken her around the globe, opening up her eyes to a world she
embraces while living life to the fullest (published April 29, 2015).
Official Video of the Austrian Ginger Folk Band, published April 21, 2015.
John
O'Hara his Playboys - Wooly Bully 1965
Performance on the
occasion of the first broadcast of the German TV program
Beat Club on September 25, 1965.
Vintage
Gramophone Record: Have You Heard John James O'Hara?
The song Have
You
Heard John James O'Hara? was written by Worton David and
composed by Clarence Wainwright Murphy (about 1911). It is sung here by
Jack Charman
(1887-1953). Listen to:
Have You Heard John James O'Hara?
Florrie
Forde sings John James
O'Hara
Florrie Forde
(1875–1940),
born Flora May Augusta Flannagan, was an Australian popular singer and
entertainer. She was one of the greatest stars of the early 20th
century music hall. Forde was born in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia.
She was the sixth of the eight children of Lott Flannagan and Phoebe,
who also had two children from a prior marriage. At the age of sixteen,
she ran away from home to appear on the Sydney music hall stage,
adopting the surname of her stepfather. At the age of 21, in 1897, she
left for London, and on August Bank Holiday 1897, she made her first
appearances in London at three music halls – the South London
Palace, the Pavilion and the Oxford – in the course of one
evening. She became an immediate star, making the first of her many
sound recordings in 1903 and making 700 individual recordings by 1936
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