Seán McGinley

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Seán McGinley
Born1956 (age 67–68)
NUI Galway
OccupationActor
Spouse
(m. 1990)
Children2

Seán McGinley (born c. 1956) is an Irish actor. He has appeared in about 80 films and television series.

Early life

McGinley was born in

University College, Galway, and was a member of the Druid Theatre Company from 1977–1989.[1]
McGinley later starred in various films.

Career

McGinley has appeared in such films as

horse whisperer. In 2023, he played a leading role in Wait For Me.[2]

Filmography

Films

Television

  • 4 Play (1991) - Hugh
  • Boon (1991) - Michael Roach
  • Minder (1993) "Opportunity Knocks and Bruises"- Alexie Nolan
  • Family
    (1994) - Charlo Spencer
  • The Hanging Gale (1994) - Ferry
  • Dangerous Lady
    (1995) - D.I. Murphy
  • Safe and Sound (1996) - Dougy Flynn
  • The Ambassador (1998) - Joseph O'Connor
  • DDU: District Detective Unit (1998–1999) - Det. Sgt. Carl McCadden
  • Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes (2000) - Inspector Beecher
  • Cold Feet (2000) - Roy
  • Midsomer Murders (2001) - Sean O'Connell
  • On Home Ground (2001) - Fergal Collins
  • The Vice
    (2003) - Tommy Bowers
  • Pulling Moves (2004) - Bap the Butcher
  • Waking the Dead (2004) - Dr. Donald Roper
  • Bleak House (2005) - Snagsby
  • Taggart (2005) (S22 E3) - Monsignor Tom Jarvis
  • Pure Mule (2006) - Billy Farrell
  • George Gently
    (2007) - China Mates
  • Lewis (2008) (S2 E4) “The Great and the Good” - Keiran Donnelly
  • Single-Handed (2010) - Dennis Costello / Denis Costello
  • Republic of Doyle (2010–2014) - Malachy Doyle
  • New Tricks (2012, Episode 71 The Girl Who Lived) - Ken Wright
  • Love/Hate (2012–2013) - Tony
  • The Fall (2014, 1 episode, for which he was credited as a main cast member) - Father Jensen
  • Clean Break (2015) - Ben
  • Fir Bolg (2016) - Davy Kilbride
  • Paula (2017) - Terry
  • The Alienist (2018) - Bishop Potter
  • Shetland (2018) - Drew McColl
  • Butterfly (2018) - Peter Duffy

References

  1. ^ "Dublin Theatre Festival 2013: 26 September - 13 October". Dublintheatrefestival.com. Retrieved 17 June 2019.
  2. ^ "Wait For Me Official Website". February 2023.

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