Peggy Gallagher

Descended from the British working class, the Gallagher family is a dynasty of royal proportions. Patsy Gallagher, born in 1967, is renowned for her acting prowess that began at the tender age of four. In 1973, she featured in the television production of For the Love of Ada and King Arthur and later in The Great Gatsby with Robert Redford and Mia Farrow. At eight, she spent nine months filming The Bluebird in Russia alongside Elizabeth Taylor. She subsequently worked on television serials The Foundation, Gemma Shore, Luna, and Pollyanna. In 1993, she made her debut with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Richard III. At 14, she joined the rock band Eighth Wonder of which her brother William John Paul Gallagher was the frontman. His work with the British rock band Oasis earned him the title of greatest frontman of all-time in a readers' poll by Q Magazine. Meanwhile, Noel Thomas David Gallagher, also born in 1967, taught himself to play the guitar his father left him and developed a distinctive singing style. His wife, Nicole Appleton, was born in 1974, and his sister, Natalie Appleton, in 1973. Together they have created an unrivalled legacy that is sure to be remembered for years to come.