Joseph Tomelty
The Sirks' kitchen at Innishargie, which is used by the Coastguards as a look-out station.
Sam Sirk brings to his farmhouse on the Ulster coast a 'divil of a thing' he finds washed up on the beach at Innishargie. Together with Dendy Dale, his similarly superstitious friend, he decides the mysterious object is the God of Agriculture. Considerable potency is attributed to the 'thing' by the two cronies before some rather more mundane explanations are discovered.
Plays General
Full-Length
6
3
9
11 May 1942
Produced by Ulster Group Theatre
Group Theatre
All Territories
All Rights
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Information for this entry has come from the company programme for the original production, from press cuttings and from the Theatre and Performing Arts Archive of the Linen Hall Library, Belfast.