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Seamus Mallon
(1936-2020)
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Seamus Mallon was born on 17 August 1936 in Markethill, Armagh, Northern Ireland, UK. He was married to Gertrude Cush. He died on 24 January 2020 in Northern Ireland, UK.
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This Week
6.3
TV Series
Self
1991 • 1 ep
A Week in Politics
TV Series
Self
1994–1996 • 2 eps
The Sunday Programme
TV Series
Self
1998 • 1 ep
Weekend World
6.7
TV Series
Self
1988 • 1 ep
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Self
Previous
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Who Won the War?
7.9
TV Movie
Self - Former SDLP Deputy Leader
2014
A House Divided
TV Movie
Self
2003
Mo Mowlam
TV Special
Self
2002
Jonathan Dimbleby
4.3
TV Series
Self
2000
1 episode
Question Time
6.4
TV Series
Self
1995–1999
2 episodes
Cutting Edge
7.0
TV Series
Self - Deputy First Minister
1999
1 episode
The Sunday Programme
TV Series
Self
1998
1 episode
A Week in Politics
TV Series
Self
1994–1996
2 episodes
Counterpoint
TV Series
Self
(as Seamus Mallon MP)
1991
1 episode
Panorama
7.0
TV Series
Self - SDLP
Self - Deputy Leader, SDLP
1984–1991
2 episodes
This Week
6.3
TV Series
Self
1991
1 episode
World in Action
7.5
TV Series
Self - Social Democratic & Labour Party
(as Seamus Mallon MP)
1991
1 episode
Shoot to Kill: The Issues
TV Special
Self - Social Democratic and Labour Party
(as Seamus Mallon MP)
1990
Weekend World
6.7
TV Series
Self
1988
1 episode
Archive Footage
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1
Reeling in the Years
9.2
TV Series
Self
(archive footage, uncredited)
2000–2010
3 episodes
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Alternative name
Seamus Mallon MP
Born
August 17
,
1936
Markethill, Armagh, Northern Ireland, UK
Died
January 24
,
2020
Northern Ireland, UK
Spouse
Gertrude Cush
? - October 2016 (her death, 1 child)
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Deputy first minister of Northern Ireland (1998-2001) and author.
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