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I had the privilege of chatting to one of racings most knowledgable faces. One of Britain’s most well-known racing pundits and broadcasters, Jim McGrath.
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Jun 19, 2023 · Jimmy McGrath's family is honoring the Fairfield Prep student's legacy while still coping with grief one year after he was killed at Shelton house party.
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Jim McGrath. Writer. Producer. Actor. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. (2019) Jim McGrath has also written a number of plays, including Bob's Guns and Roebling Steel, both produced by the Passage Theatre in Trenton, New Jersey. in 1995, The Met Theatre in Los Angeles produced his play The Ellis Jump, which won L.A. Theatre's Ovation Award for best ...
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Jan 15, 2021 · The only man left on the track for them was commentator Jim McGrath. When his colleagues were ushered away from the track, he held the fort by voicing over live pictures of the shocking scenes. There was no bomb but the damage had been done to Saturday's big sporting highlight.
May 2016. edit data. Jim was born in Dublin and moved to Handsworth, Birmingham when he was five. From an early age he knew that one day he would write about his adopted home. After writing eight non-fiction books he wrote his first novel A Death in Winter: 1963 in 2015.
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Jun 19, 2019 · Jim McGrath was a legendary editorial writer for the Albany Times Union, covering topics such as civil rights, politics, and social issues. His widow and former editor have edited a collection of his writings, titled I’ll Be Home, which reflects his passion and insight.
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Jim McGrath was chief editorial writer at the Albany Times Union. He was named the Hearst Editorial Writer of the Year several times, and also received numerous first- and second-place awards by the New York State Associated Press Association, and two first-place awards by the New York Newspaper Publishers Association.
