Supercentenarian Merle O’Hara (1912-2023) Merle O'Hara passed away in Vancouver on November 4th 2023, aged 111 years, 257 days
GRG: Gerontology Research Group 1990-2026 See Living and Deceased Supercentenarian Ranking Lists here!See the
photographs and follow
Zsazsa_Dahling on Instagram here
Further
Photos of ZsaZsa
Gabor and Michael O'Hara:
(1)
Together
(2)
Together
again
Christmas
2025:
An
O'Hara Christmas Card: From Frank O’Hara
(1926–1966) to Grace
Hartigan (1922-2008):
Poets Corner Blog
Photograph:
Frank O’Hara, Larry Rivers, Grace Hartigan (1957):
Grace Hartigan, Frank
O’Hara, and the New York School | Locus Solus: The New York
School of Poets (Posted April 14, 2016) Frank
O'Hara, 1926-1966 | Smithsonian American Art Museum:
Painting
Titel: Frank O’Hara,
1926 - 1966; oil on
linen, 80 1⁄8 x 80 in. (203.4 x 203.2 cm). A gift of artist
Grace
Hartigan, 1967 Kelli
O'Hara Off-Broadway: Kelli
O'Hara and more join Tom Hanks in 'This
World of Tomorrow' cast at The Shed Theater:
New York Theatre Guide
'This World of Tomorrow'
at the Shed’s Theater (theshed.org):
Performances
run from October 30
to December 21,
with opening night on November 18, 2025. Check out articles
on best books about Broadway and about the history of Broadway at: bestbroadwaymusicals.com Page
at this site: Broadway actress Kelli O'Hara
The Council of Irish
Clans (Launched September 26, 2025) See:
Tree Menu -
specialist categories - actors - O'Haras in the movies
Highlight:
Kelli O'Hara and ensemble performing the Grisettes' Song from
Act III of
Lehár's opera Frank
O’Hara (1926–1966): His 'SUPER GAY POEM'
A
sample
from: Stephanie Burt, Super Gay Poems,
The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts
& London, England, 2025; see the Introduction and
the first
chapter
(Frank O'Hara: Homosexuality).
Vision
& Mission - Connect with your Irish heritage
Inclusion of Clan O'Hara in the Register of Irish Clans (September 29,
2025)
Minneapolis
Police Chief Brian O'Hara speaks after the Annunciation Church shooting
(August 27, 2025)
Chief
O'Hara
provided an update in the afternoon on the day of the mass shooting at
Annunciation Church that killed two children, wounded 14 others as well
as three adults.
Officer O'Hara and Police Chief
O'Hara in film and television
The Merry
Widow is a 1925 American silent romantic drama / black
comedy film (based on the Franz Lehár's opera of the same
name) directed and written by Erich von Stroheim. Released by
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the film stars Mae Murray, John Gilbert and Roy
D'Arcy.
A Centuary later:
Another World Champion, of Outdoor Sports (not an O'Hara of course !)
Locus Solus:
The New York School
of Poets;
News, links, resources, and commentary on poets and artists of the New
York School (posted by Andrew Epstein on June 16, 2015).
In
James Joyce's 1922 masterpiece, Ulysses,
the phrase "womanly man" is famously applied to the protagonist,
Leopold Bloom.
In Mel Brooks' The Producers - Keep It Gay (1967 and 2005), an accountant Leopold Bloom (addressed as "Leo") has been named after his namesake in James Joyce's Ulysses.
See
the videos:
(1)
The
Producers - Keep It Gay (part 1) (2)
The
Producers - Keep It Gay (part 2)
The
Bloomsday [June 16, 1904] O'Hara: James
Joyce's reference in Ulysses
to John O'Hara, an Irish Bullfighter in
Spain
See sources:
(1) Ulysses-Ithaca
[17] with
references to certain localities in Ireland and
abroad, including "...
the
Plaza de Toros at La Linea, Spain (where O'Hara of the Camerons had
slain the bull) ...", and
(2) the link here (above) to the paper: RAFAEL I. GARCÍA LEÓN & FRANCISCO JAVIER QUINTANAÁLVAREZ, "Bullfighting in Ulysses", Papers on Joyce, 7/8 (2001-2002), pp. 1-12.
Or join the Bill O'Hara mailing list of Andrew John Hunter (geneadreams69_at_gmail.com).
Lianne O’Hara:
Irish poet and playwright
Her play
Baby won
the
2024 ‘Little Gem’ Award and runs 14
April—3 May at Bewley’s Café Theatre
(Dublin) followed by dates in Listowel, Thurles, Blanchardstown, and
Dundalk, Ireland.
Mary O'Hara's
90th Birthday
on May 12, 2025
Want
to celebrate
Mary O'Hara's Ninetieth Birthday? Visit the Mary O'Hara page here!
Artist /
Musician Mary O'Hara - The Mary O'Hara page at oharas.com
The
Spanish Lady Lyrics, sung by Mary O'Hara
Mary O'Hara
singing 'The Spanish Lady' in 1956.
The
Spanish Lady [in Dublin]; Text by Herbert Hughes (1882-1937)
Hughes was
an Irish composer, music critic and a collector and arranger of
folksongs (Oxford International Song Festival).
Mary
O'Hara on the duet bench: The Spanish au-pair girl in Dublin
Mary
O’Hara joins Val Doonican for a duet about a Spanish au-pair
girl in Dublin.
Another Spanish Lady:
Venus O'Hara [in Barcelona]
British
expat, YouTuber. Fetishist. Feminist. Vegan. Yogini. Zen. Creator of an
Orgasmic Lifestyle Podcast, etc.
Webmaster:
Young and Old (April 4, 2025)
Location:
Cuxhaven
