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Maire O'Neill
Maire O'Neill (12 January 1885 – 2 November 1952) was an Irish actress of stage and film.
==Life==
Born as Mary Allgood, one of eight children of George and Margaret (née Harold) Allgood, she was known as "Molly". After her father's death, she and her elder sister Sara, who also became an actress, were raised by their mother. She was apprenticed to a dressmaker. Maud Gonne had set up ''Inghinidhe na hÉireann'' (''Daughters of Erin'') in 1900 to educate Irish women about Irish history, language and the arts, and both sisters joined the drama classes. One of her brothers, Tom, became a Roman Catholic priest. Their coach was Willie Fay and he enrolled them in the National Theatre Society, which became better known as the Abbey Theatre.
In 1905, Molly met Irish playwright John Millington Synge for the first time and he fell in love with her. In September 1907, he had surgery for the removal of troublesome neck glands, but a later tumour was found to be inoperable. They got engaged before his death in March 1909. Synge wrote the plays ''The Playboy of the Western World'' and ''Deirdre of the Sorrows'' for her.〔 O'Neill appeared in films from 1930-53, including Alfred Hitchcock's ''Juno and the Paycock'' (1930).〔 She made her American debut in New York in 1914 in the play ''General John Regan'' at the Hudson Theatre.〔''Madison Wisconsin State Journal'' p.6 (17 February 1914) Madison, Wisconsin.〕
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