Life
1908- ; b. Dublin; dentist in Ireland and Malay, then travel courier;
plays and novels, notable The Desolate Sky (1966). There is a play,
The Dance of Nineteen Hundred and Ten (1977), being a sequel to
The Dear Queen [One Act] (1938 and revivals; publ. 1976); turned
to fiction. DIW
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Notes
Seamus Deane, gen. ed., Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing
(Derry: Field Day Co. 1991), Vol. 2 lists Ganley [sic], in
a list of those in the Anglo-Irish tradition who revived the Big House
novel [ed. Harmon; ibid., p.1026].
Hyland Books (Cat. 219) lists Typescript of The Dear Queen, 4th Abbey 1943, with Shelagh Richards and Liam Redmond. [£35]
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Princess Grace Irish Library (Monaco)