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	The Mediadrome - History - Grace O'Malley
		Grace O'Malley had traveled to England to plead her case with the Queen directly, and to the amazement of almost everyone, Elizabeth I agreed to see her.
		Grace O'Malley was born around 1530 to Owen "Black Oak" O'Malley, the elected chieftain of the Barony of Murrisk.
		Grace had three children by O'Flaherty: Owen, Murrough and Margaret, but she was not the sort to settle down to home and hearth.
	www.themediadrome.com /content/articles/history_articles/grace_omalley.htm (2136 words)

	Grace O'Malley, Irish pirate
		Grace O'Malley was a woman of fire and adventure, a pirate, mercenary, traitor, chieftain, and noblewoman in her lifetime.
		Grace was married to Donal O'Flahetty in 1546.
		Grace explained to the Queen that her acts were not of rebellion but merely acts of self defense as Bingham had taken upon himself to destroy her and all of Ireland.
	va.essortment.com /graceomalley_rayy.htm (1581 words)

	Pirate Grace OMalley
		Grace was soon in charge of the O'Flaherty fleet, extracting a fee for use of the waters.
		Grace now picked two hundred followers who loved cards and dice as much as she did.
		Grace was captured by the Duke of Desmond and was thrown in prison in Limerick.
	www.seva.net /~smithsch/Pirate_Grace_OMalley.html (450 words)

	Ken O'Malley - Press
		Over the years O'Malley has performed with such greats as The Chieftains, Mary Black and Paul Brady and his caliber was clear as he got the proceedings underway and acted as the unofficial anchor for the...
		The star is O'Malley's voice, however, which effortlessly spans the range from sentimental ballads to aggressive Irish folk/rock and everywhere in between.
		O'Malley and the Twilight Lords don't move around much onstage and they don't need to, since they keep the audience engaged by the impressive ways in which they play their instruments.
	www.kenomalley.com /press.html (2645 words)

	GRACE O'MALLEY
		As a young child Grace yearned to join her father on the sea, but her mother resisted, saying the life of a sailor was not for young ladies.
		Grace screamed out, "May you be seven times worse this day twelve months, who cannot do without me for one day!" She went on deck, waving a blunderbuss, and said, "Take this from unconsecrated hands!" O'Malley's crew captured the Turkish ship, dispatched the crew and added to their fleet.
		Grace had been cheated out of her right to part of her first husband's estate, and this time she wasted no time and took what she was owed.
	www.rencentral.com /oct_nov_vol1/graceomalley.shtml (1201 words)

	Grace O'Malley at AllExperts
		Grace was the daughter of Owen Dubhdarra O'Malley, chieftain of the O'Malley clan.
		Grace was married in 1546 at a young age to Donal an Chogaidh (Donal of the Battles) O'Flaherty, tÃ¡naiste or heir to the O'Flaherty title.
		Grace engaged in piracy and her castle at Clare Island was attacked by an expedition from Galway who wanted to get rid of her.
	en.allexperts.com /e/g/gr/grace_o'malley.htm (1502 words)

	The Mediadrome - History - Grace O'Malley
		Grace O'Malley had traveled to England to plead her case with the Queen directly, and to the amazement of almost everyone, Elizabeth I agreed to see her.
		Grace O'Malley was born around 1530 to Owen "Black Oak" O'Malley, the elected chieftain of the Barony of Murrisk.
		Grace had three children by O'Flaherty: Owen, Murrough and Margaret, but she was not the sort to settle down to home and hearth.
	themediadrome.com /content/articles/history_articles/grace_omalley.htm (2136 words)

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	Grace O'Malley
		As a young child Grace yearned to join her father on the sea, but her mother resisted, saying the life of a sailor was not for young ladies.
		Grace screamed out, "May you be seven times worse this day twelve months, who cannot do without me for one day!" She went on deck, waving a blunderbuss, and said, "Take this from unconsecrated hands!" O'Malley's crew captured the Turkish ship, dispatched the crew and added to their fleet.
		Grace had been cheated out of her right to part of her first husband's estate, and this time she wasted no time and took what she was owed.
	www.thepirateking.com /bios/omalley_grace.htm (1208 words)

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		Grace soon began her own piracy and 'waging a private war against England.' The Queen of England put a price on her head and tried to take one of her castles, but could not.
		Grace felt this was so unjust, she appealed to Queen Elizabeth I by letter and then–when Bingham arrested her son–in person.
		Grace’s son took over the fleet, and was as loyal to the Crown as his mother, as he was made Viscount Mayo in 1627.
	www.fionaurora.com /sea/pirate/grace.htm (497 words)

	Legendary Women of Causes--Grace O'malley
		Grace emerges from this roster as an exception woman, alive, vital and daring, who lived life to its limits and who possessed all the requirements necessary for survival in that era.
		Grace was born in 1530 to Owen and Margaret O'Malley in an area we now know as County Mayo in the west of Ireland.
		The O'Malleys were long time sailors and sea-tradesmen and it wasn't long before Grace took to her father's ships and probably sailed with him as far as Portugal.
	causes.goldenmoon.org /legends/gomalley.html (1247 words)

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	The Pirate Queen on Broadway - A new musical from the creators of Les Miserables and the producers of Riverdance
		Born in 1530 Grace O'Malley was the only daughter of Dubhdara (Black Oak) O'Malley and his wife Margaret, chieftain of the territory of Umhall on the west coast of Ireland.
		Grace sailed into Galway to meet Sir Henry Sidney, the Queen's Lord Deputy, to ensure he was under no illusion that she would make a better ally than a foe.
		Now through The Pirate Queen musical, Grace O'Malley is set to charter new waters and my personal voyage in the company of this great Irishwoman is destined to continue, as she sets out to capture the imagination of the world, as she did mine.
	www.thepiratequeen.com /grace_omalley.php (1782 words)

	Irish Folk Tales And Legends - Grace O'Malley - Granuaile - Ireland Travel Information Guide
		Grace O’Malley’s extraordinary life centres around the 16th Century Tudor conquest of Ireland under Queen Elizabeth I. Grace was the daughter of the O’Malley Clan chieftain who controlled the south west of County Mayo and its coast from their castle on Clare Island.
		In 1546 Grace was married at a young age to the head of the O’Flaherty Clan, but when he was killed in battle, Grace became the head of the O’Flaherty’s as well.
		On meeting the Queen, Grace refused to bow, stating that she herself was a Queen of her land and not a subject of the Queen of England.
	www.12travel.com /ie/information/grace-omalley.html (456 words)

	Grace O'Malley - Notable Women Ancestors
		Grace had been instructed by her father to hide below deck if they ever were attacked, but she did not heed his advise.
		Over Grace's lifetime, the English had taken over much of Ireland a peice at a time through a process called "Sumit and Regrant." The English would convince (or force) Clan leaders to submit their lands to the English and in return they were given an English title.
		Grace was apprehended and along with members of her clan, imprisoned and scheduled for execution.
	www.rootsweb.com /~nwa/grace.html (2122 words)

	Grace O'Malley
		Grace came up to see the morning and to see if she could figure out where she was when she saw her father lying there on the deck not breathing.
		She was furious that this self centered Queen Elizabeth sent the O’Malley family along with 200 Englishman on a mission that meant nothing to the Queen.
		Grace wanted so badly to see the Queen and tell her about the death of her father and how the Queen had killed him by making him go on this ridiculous mission.
	students.ou.edu /O/Claire.M.O-Malley-1/grace.html (678 words)

	Amazon.ca: Gracelin Omalley: Books: Ann Moore (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grace is the light of her household and only 16 when she is married off to Bram Donnelly, the lord of the manor.
		Although Grace O'Malley Donnelly began her marriage with hope, her husband's reputation was well deserved and as the Irish "troubles" worsened, so did the Donnelly marriage.
		Grace's spirit was indomitable, like that of the legendary pirate queen for whom she was named.
	www.amazon.ca /Gracelin-Omalley-Ann-Moore/dp/045121241X (1687 words)

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	Grace O' Malley \ Anne Chambers - The Official Site
		The only biography of Grace O'Malley sourced from contemporary manuscript material Anne's book, a best-seller since its publication, is proof positive that fact is stranger and more remarkable than fiction.
		Once written out of history, Anne's book has restored Grace O'Malley to her rightful place as one of Ireland's great historical figures and her story is now part of Ireland's factual past.
		GRANUAILE: Ireland's Pirate Queen (Grace O'Malley) 1530-1603 is the sole published biographical account of Grace O'Malley, sourced from original manuscript material, both in public and in private domain.
	www.graceomalley.com (502 words)

	Penguin Reading Guides \| Gracelin O'Malley \| Ann Moore
		Gracelin O'Malley was a secondary character, an Irish immigrant hoping to make a new life for herself and her young daughter.
		In the second novel, Grace and her daughter sail on a famine ship to New York where they are reunited with Sean and begin a new life.
		By the end of the novel, Grace has lost nearly everyone she ever loved and yet she is not without hope nor has her spirit been crushed.
	us.penguingroup.com /static/rguides/us/gracelin_omalley.html (1423 words)

	GRANUAILE - Grace OMalley (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Granuaile (Grace O'Malley) is thought to have been born in 1530, with one illegitimate step-brother Donal-na-Piopa (of the pipes), to Owen 'Dubhdarra' (Black Oak) O'Malley who by the Brehon system was the elected chieftain of Umhall Uachtarach (Barony of Murrisk).
		She was a sufficient force to move Bingham to describe her as 'a notable traitoress and nurse to all rebellions in the Province for 40 years'.
		And among this gathering, Grace O'Malley, leader of men, seawoman without equal, pirate, trader, self-appointed ruler contrary to law and tradition but too powerful to be dethroned, an elderly woman whose lined and weather-beaten face proclaimed the harsh conditions of her trade.
	www.coastalsailing.net /Cruising/Seamanship/WomenHelm/Grace.html (3597 words)

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	Womanifesto
		Grace OMalley was one of the most famous of the female pirates, and her history is well-documented.
		Graces father was a local chieftain, a descendant of an ancient Irish family which for centuries had ruled the area around Clew Bay.
		Grace wanted desperately to go to sea with her father, but family discouraged her.
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		The Pirate Stronghold of Luscious Grace OMalley is a massive, socially progressive nation, notable for its absence of drug laws.
		Luscious Grace OMalley's national animal is the purple parrot, which teeters on the brink of extinction due to widespread deforestation, and its currency is the poker chip.
		Luscious Grace OMalley is ranked 1st in the region and 14,095th in the world for Largest Basket Weaving Sector.
	www.nationstates.net /-1/page=display_nation/nation=luscious_grace_omalley (149 words)

	WV Enterprises: Bringing American and Appalachian History to Life
		Her political power is demonstrated by her historic, and highly successful, meeting with Queen Elizabeth I. Clearly, Grace O'Malley was significant not only for the colorful legends she engendered, but as an Irish leader during the Renaissance.
		The stories of Grace O'Malley's life capture the imagination, but also illuminate the era in which she lived.
		Through the story of Grace O'Malley, American audiences can begin to understand the contemporary political struggles in Ireland by learning about the era in which these conflicts first arose.
	www.wventerprises.com /graceomalley.cfm (208 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Pirate Queen: The Story of Grace O'Malley, Irish Pirate: Livres en anglais: Alan Gold (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Set against the backdrop of Ireland and England from 1544 to 1588, the novel tracks Grace O'Malley's career from girlhood to middle age, with the occasional chapter cutting away to Queen Elizabeth I, an equally red-haired, resourceful and outspoken heroine.
		The Irishwoman courageously calls on the queen to ask for her son's return, and the two kindred spirits spend a remarkable night together of shared confidences and political wheeling and dealing.
		Through the daring of her piracy, Grace nearly bankrupted the English treasury-and her outright defiance brought embarrassment to Elizabeth I. Yet the lives of these two amazing women were inextricably intertwined-and their eventual meeting during the most brilliant and romantic era that Europe has ever known would shock the world.
	www.amazon.fr /Pirate-Queen-Story-Grace-OMalley/dp/0451217446 (464 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Pirate Queen: The Story of Grace O'Malley, Irish Pirate: Books: Alan Gold (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Grace's career as a pirate she nearly bankrupted the English treasury, had a few husbands and lovers with very diverse backgrounds and heritages, made herself a fortune and was mother to four children.
		Her life is the stuff legends are made of and I only wish there were as many historical fictions novel about Grace O'Malley as there are about Elizabeth I, Queen of England.
		There are two historical fiction novels by Morgan Llywelyn concerning Grace O'Malley, I've read both and they are very excellent reads as well as this one.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Pirate-Queen-Story-Grace-OMalley/dp/0451217446 (529 words)

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