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Horgan

American  
[hawr-guhn] / ˈhɔr gən /

noun

  1. Paul, 1903–95, U.S. novelist and historian.


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"His blood is being passed through a fancy machine that is collecting a specific type of cell called stem cells which will be sent to a lab to be modified and then given back to him," Dr Claire Horgan, consultant paediatric haematologist explains.

From BBC

Adapted from the Belgian series “Clan” in 2022 by Sharon Horgan, who also stars, this is an Irish comedy of the darkest dye, sharpest wit and most tender heart, with some grand scenery thrown in.

From Los Angeles Times

Sharon Horgan plays Amanda’s intense, demanding mother, with John Hoogenakker as her more subdued father.

From Los Angeles Times

Wales is no stranger to having siblings run out together, Horgan twins Claire and Louise both won international honours against France in 2008.

From BBC

He was previously nominated for an Emmy for writing an episode of “Catastrophe” with co-creator and co-star Sharon Horgan.

From Los Angeles Times