Paul Lee
Flann O'Brien
A satire on the life of the true Gael. The action is set in a fictional village in the Gaeltacht known as Corkadoragha, a place where the suffering and poverty of the Gaelic people is pure and unmitigated. The tale is in first-person narrative and purports to be the life story of Bonaparte O'Coonassa, a local resident. In Corkadoragha, according to the narrator, the torrential rains are more torrential, the squalor more squalid, the hopelessness more utterly hopeless than they are anywhere else in Ireland.
Athchóiriú/Aistriúchán
Dráma Fada
2
June 1989
Produced by Dry Bread Theatre Company
First presented at An Beal Bocht, Dublin.
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