Dennehy in a sentence

Bridie Guerin, Sheila McGillyicuddy, Siobháin Kelliher and Noreen Dennehy at the Freeland Project Concert in the Glen Theatre, Banteer.

Dennehy was straight up that this message has been delivered to the players directly, and repeatedly.

Kerry boss Billy Dennehy might not necessarily like to view the contest in precisely those terms, but that’s the reality of the situation.

Admiral Shelby's Elizabeth Dennehy reflects on the very different experiences she had filming Star Trek: The Next Generation vs. Star Trek: Picard.

Cahersiveen native Brigid Dennehy pictured as she became the first female to cross the finish line at the Auckland marathon over the weekend.

Photo by Fergus Dennehy.

The Austin Stacks clubman, and the squad, received a huge blow in the build-up to the game when they lost key midfielder Killian Dennehy to a training ground injury.

The pair were briefly locked in the same prison, HMP Low Newton, until Dennehy threatened to kill West within minutes of arriving at the prison.

The view from the ground, though, looks much different, said Mike Dennehy, a longtime strategist in the Granite State who has advised past presidential candidates there.

Vincent was a native of Hickory Hills, Illinois, USA, and was living with his sister Mary, her husband Mike and family in Dennehy’s Bohereen, Killarney.

And it's in the part of Connecticut that's the middle of nowhere, which Dennehy likes.

Dennehy died Wednesday night of natural causes in New Haven, Connecticut.

Dennehy played the sheriff in Washington state who doggedly pursues Vietnam veteran John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) in First Blood (1982) and a district attorney who’s out to save his own skin in the Harrison Ford-starrer Presumed Innocent (1990).

One of the greatest legacies about Brian Dennehy’s acting career is that everyone has a film of his that they’re nostalgic about.

Only thing I missed was Brian Dennehy….

Dan Dennehy, the Fest organization’s founding chair, stated: “Our all-volunteer committee plan year-round for our Riverside celebration of Ireland and Irish America in the Hudson Valley.

Dennehy is one of only three women to be given a whole life jail term, the others being Rose west and Moors murderer Myra Hindley.

When Dennehy goes full creep as Paudi, it’s not just Arm who radiates discomfort.

Branded “pure evil” by criminology experts, Dennehy, of Peterborough, Cambs, said she committed the murders because it was “moreish and fun”.

Dennehy said the incident began with a dispute over a shared parking space outside the 47 Highland St. building, a four-story apartment house in the downtown Brockton area.