Geraghty in a sentence

Audrey Dore Geraghty and her son Harrison from Rosslare, Co Wexford.

However, when contacted by the Limerick Post, representatives of Ms Geraghty and the Castletroy-based film studio said that Troy Studios “was not in a position to comment” on the matter.

Jim Geraghty pulled no punches.

Mundelein’s Ryan Geraghty pitches against Glenbrook South during the Class 4A Schaumburg Supersectional at Wintrust Field on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.

Naval officer Cdr Tony Geraghty described Tuesday as an "extremely complex day from a military perspective".

David Geraghty remembers a time when he would: “Take forever to go on a pub crawl on New Hall Lane,” while Geoff Price misses a time when he could: “Fill your car up with petrol for £10.

Geraghty assumes leadership at a pivotal moment for JetBlue, as the airline anticipates a federal judge’s ruling on its proposed $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines—a move that would allow the airline to compete with the biggest U.S. airlines.

In related news, insider Michael C. Geraghty sold 4,000 shares of the stock in a transaction on Wednesday, November 6th.

As expected Geraghty was happy to track the Irish raider throughout, and a huge jump two out ended the contest as Defi Du Seuil shot clear.

But while British soaps set out to reflect the world, they are selective about which elements of the real world are allowed to seep in. “‘Coronation Street’ has taken on a lot of social issues,” Geraghty said.

Jim Geraghty of National Review countered: “Democrats should feel a little less confident about November right about now.

McGregor’s long-term partner Dee Devlin is a director of the company along with long-time friend Alan Geraghty.

Mr. Geraghty acknowledges, “If I was in a lakefront community, would I want a change?

Kreizler is called in by the police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt (Brian Geraghty) as the mutilated corpses of boy prostitutes begin turning up in Lower Manhattan.

Geraghty, p. 30. In many soap operas, in particular daytime serials in the US, the characters are frequently attractive, seductive, glamorous and wealthy.

Geraghty, p. 34. UK soap operas also frequently foreground their geographic location as a key defining feature of the show while depicting and capitalising on the exotic appeal of the stereotypes connected to the location.

He was later seen, but not recognized, by Donegan and Geraghty.

Later in the afternoon, suspecting they were being watched (agents J. L. Geraghty and T. J. Donegan were cruising in the vicinity in their car), the group left in separate cars.