TV review: Margolyes opens fire on WB Yeats in Lady Gregory show

The concluding episode of Lady Gregory: Ireland’s First Social Influencer had Miriam Margolyes and Lynn Ruane fighting the corner of the woman they both admire 
TV review: Margolyes opens fire on WB Yeats in Lady Gregory show

Miriam Margolyes was one of the presenters of Lady Gregory: Ireland’s First Social Influencer.

The Queen’s English meeting Dublin slang provides one of the funniest moments in the sparky dynamic between Miriam Margolyes and Lynn Ruane in episode two of Lady Gregory: Ireland’s First Social Influencer.

The two ‘culture detectives’ are on the topic of Gregory’s son Robert’s affair with artist Nora Summers: how it came to light and how – over a weekend in 1915 in Robert’s holiday home – “all hell broke loose” and Gregory called her son a cad.

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