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Added O’Grady: “It was just a bad start to the second-half, because you’d be hoping to kill teams off in the first ten minutes and we didn’t and Cork can score from many different places and angles, and they did.”
Source: https://www.limerickpost.ie/2023/02/06/hannon-injury-concern-for-limerick-hurlers/
Ali Taylor, who appeared alongside O’Grady in the series, said the presenter met “hundreds if not thousands” of dogs during his time working with Battersea but never lost his “infectious enthusiasm and interest in getting to know them all individually”.
As a petition calling for a statue of the late Paul O’Grady has passed 100,000 signatures, we are joined by his close friend Jodie Prenger.
As the episode aired, radio host James O’Brien tweeted: “This Paul O’Grady tribute on ITV is so, so good.
Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/paul-o-grady-itv-special-b2317087.html
Carol Vorderman told Radio 4’s programme that O’Grady “made every part of you feel like you were alive”.
Drag queen Danny Beard told BBC Breakfast O’Grady was “the most important person in British culture for drag”.
He performed as Savage throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including an acclaimed eight-year stint at South London’s Royal Vauxhall Tavern, where O’Grady used the platform to speak out for gay rights.
Source: https://variety.com/2023/global/news/paul-ogrady-for-the-love-of-dogs-new-season-1235567682/
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Last year, Queen Consort featured on ITV’s multi-award-winning For The Love Of Dogs, presented by O’Grady, to mark 160 years of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, an organisation for which he was an ambassador.
Mountmellick Library branch manager Amanda Hyland (left) with Spikey Jar members Janet O’Grady, Doreen Bourke, Nora Reilly, Kate O’Brien and Imelda McNally Connolly.
Source: https://laois-nationalist.ie/2023/11/29/laois-spikey-jar-artists-lift-the-lid-on-new-show/
Myles O’Grady, chief executive officer of Bank of Ireland Group plc, said: “I would like to thank Ian for his strong track record as CEO of Bank of Ireland UK, where he has been pivotal in the design and execution of strategy.
Source: https://www.newsletter.co.uk/business/ceo-of-bank-of-ireland-uk-steps-down-4001891
O’Grady, known for his roles as host of For The Love Of Dogs, died on Tuesday at the age of 67.
Source: https://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/23428700.watch-itv-love-paul-ogrady-month/?ref=rss
O’Grady was joined by the Queen Consort in a special one-off episode of the programme to mark 160 years of the organisation.
Paul O’Grady will be greatly missed.
Source: https://metro.co.uk/2023/04/20/paul-ogrady-fans-share-pictures-of-their-dogs-paying-homage-18645925/
The 11th series of Paul O’Grady: For The Love Of Dogs is due to launch on April 13.
The episode opened with a voiceover by O’Grady, saying: “We’re back, the kennels are chock-a-block.
Source: https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1758134/Paul-O-Grady-return-Battersea-Dogs-Home
The new mural, commissioned by Peel L&P, will feature Mr O’Grady, as well as his drag persona Lily Savage against a leopard print background - which Lily Savage was known for wearing.
The Paul O’Grady Show built such a devoted cult following that hundreds of fans had to be turned away from filming.
When asked about wanting other books, besides Manga, to be placed in this proposed separate room, O’Grady replied that anything with an explicit content warning should exclusively be for people who are 18 years of age or older.
With a red heart emoji, Vernon Kay tweeted: “Paul O’Grady was one of the nicest and kindest people I’ve ever met.