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Gerry Fitt
(1926-2005)
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Gerry Fitt was born on 9 April 1926 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. He was married to Susan Gertrude Anne Doherty. He died on 26 August 2005 in Ashford, Kent, England, UK.
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Known for
A Sense of Loss
7.9
Self
1972
This Week
6.3
TV Series
Self
1967 • 1 ep
A Week in Politics
TV Series
Self
1985 • 1 ep
The Light of Experience
TV Series
Self
1982 • 1 ep
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A Progress Through Politics
TV Movie
Self - SDLP, Power Sharing Executive
(as Lord Fitt)
1995
A Week in Politics
TV Series
Self
1985
1 episode
Wogan
6.2
TV Series
Self
1985
1 episode
First Tuesday
TV Series
Self - Independent
(as Lord Fitt)
1984
1 episode
World in Action
7.5
TV Series
Self - West Belfast MP
1980–1983
3 episodes
Election 83
TV Special
Self
1983
The Light of Experience
TV Series
Self
1982
1 episode
Question Time
6.4
TV Series
Self
(as Gerry Fitt MP)
1981
1 episode
Airey Neave: A Will of Steel
TV Movie
Self - Interviewee
(as Gerry Fitt MP)
1980
Panorama
7.0
TV Series
Self
1979
1 episode
Decision 79
TV Special
Self - SDLP, Belfast West
1979
Election 74
TV Special
Self - S.D.L.P.
1974
A Sense of Loss
7.9
Self
1972
This Week
6.3
TV Series
Self
1967
1 episode
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Alternative names
Lord Fitt
Born
April 9
,
1926
Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Died
August 26
,
2005
Ashford, Kent, England, UK
(heart failure)
Spouse
Susan Gertrude Anne Doherty
November 5, 1947 - January 23, 1996 (her death, 6 children)
Children
Eileen Fitt
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