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O'Brien
[oh-brahy-uhn]
noun
Edna, born 1930, Irish novelist, short-story writer, and playwright.
O'Brien
/ əˈɪə /
noun
Conor Cruise. 1917–2008, Irish diplomat and writer. As an Irish Labour MP he served in the coalition government of 1973–77, becoming a senator (1977–79). He edited the Observer (1978–81)
Edna. born 1936, Irish novelist. Her books include The Country Girls (1960), Johnny I Hardly Knew You (1977), and In the Forest (2002)
Flann, real name Brian O'Nolan. 1911–66, Irish novelist and journalist. His novels include At Swim-Two-Birds (1939) and the posthumously published The Third Policeman (1967). As Myles na Gopaleen he wrote a satirical column for the Irish Times
Kerry. born 1945. Australian journalist and broadcaster
Example Sentences
"Wayne gave him an incredible ride. He's been a great fella, he's done so much hard work through all the years." said O'Brien.
The 55-year-old, who is also known as Thomas O'Brien or Tam O' Braan, rented a former sheep farm near Loch Tay and began spinning "elaborate lies" to customers.
Eurovision blogger Molly O'Brien, from Cranbrook in Kent, said she will be watching the contest from a hotel in Italy this year.
Ted O'Brien, a Queensland MP who was the energy spokesman in charge of selling the coalition's controversial nuclear power proposal, was elected Ley's deputy.
Journalist and author Martin O'Brien said he was in the media centre in Rome but had just gone outside "to get a sense of the atmosphere when suddenly I heard a great sound of excitement".
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