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Maureen FitzSimons' early achievements in the performing arts (now known as Maureen O'Hara), would have placed her, at least in the eyes of America, into the class of child prodigies. For a child with Irish heritage, and surrounded as her by talented parents and family members did this naturally. Maureen was born in Ranelagh - a suburb of Dublin the capital of Ireland, on 17 August 1920. Marguerita FitzSimons was a talented contralto. His father, Charles FitzSimons, managed a business in Dublin as well as owned a part of the well-known Irish football team "The Shamrock Rovers." Maureen FitzSimons was the second daughter of Charles FitzSimons. Peggy FitzSimons, Florrie Fitzsimons Charles B. Fitzsimons Margot Fitzsimons rounded out this wonderful family. Maureen was an athlete at heart and enjoyed playing tough sporting games. Her natural interest and her talent for performing was remarkable. She was awarded nearly all Feis Award for Theatre and Drama the country could offer. At the age of 14, she was accepted by the Abbey Theater accepted her and allowed her to live out her dream in classical theater as well as singing opera.
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