
John Gerard Kehoe
BIOGRAPHY
John Gerard Kehoe was born in Dublin in 1948 of Wexford parents. His father, John, was born at Tincurry, Ferns. His mother Ann Kehoe, a native of Scarawalsh, was the Post Mistress of Oylegate until 1988. A self-taught painter, his famous painting, Vinegar Hill, 1798, was inspired by Nicholas Furlong. He published a book of plays, written between 1981-85, in 1993. The title of the book is ‘Plays’ by John Kehoe. Two of his one act plays The Interview and Guns for a Witness were performed by Michael Way and the Riff Raff Theatre Company in Wexford. Another play Lemon Moon has been read at the National Theatre and received favourable comment.
works by John Gerard Kehoe


