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RICHARD KEOGH: Every member of the rearguard should share the blame, and Keogh was not near his best last night.
T&S news feed 2009
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RICHARD KEOGH: Defence collectively switched off for Crewe's equaliser but Keogh was otherwise solid.
News round-up 2009
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Keogh is a man who can talk with the dead, and they love him for it (being dead is really boring, you see …).
Some unconventional vampire stories (updated) « Skulls in the Stars 2008
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Considine, alias Keogh, smiled in a sickly way, tried to meet his wife's eyes, and failed altogether.
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Three of the guidons have vanished, and the fourth, known as the Keogh guidon, is in very poor condition, eaten by moths, Redden said.
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Three of the guidons have vanished, and the fourth, known as the Keogh guidon, is in very poor condition, eaten by moths, Redden said.
WCAX - Local News 2010
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Three of the guidons have vanished, and the fourth, known as the Keogh guidon, is in very poor condition, eaten by moths, Redden said.
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Discreet and retiring, Keogh and Shaw rarely comment on their work, preferring to put forward their talent instead, but their handiwork can also be spotted in the work of Ken Loach and Jimmy McGovern.
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Keogh and Shaw are the first to point out that it is not just the on-screen talent that has used Shameless as a launchpad.
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The story behind the discovery of all these talents is largely the story of Beverley Keogh, who helped develop the show in 2003 for Abbott and who still works with fellow casting director David Shaw to bring the right faces to Shameless.
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