Douglas Hyde (Dubhghlas de hÍde)
Cistean tí bhig, lár na 19ú aoise
A short play about Martin and Mary, a desperately poor pair of newly-weds with scarcely a penny with which to even celebrate their own wedding day. As they sit to eat on their first day of married life, a blind old fiddler comes to the door looking for food. Though barely able to feed themselves, the couple share what little they have with the stranger, who turns out to be none other than the famous poet Raftery. Raftery repays their kindness by using his music to lure the neighbours into house, each one (almost!) bearing generous wedding gifts for the young couple. And yet how is Raftery managing to work this miracle – having died three days previously?
Plays General
One Act
3
1
4
Go leor mion-carachtair eile: páistí, comharsain srl
August 1902
Léiríodh an dráma seo i nGaillimh, áit ina raibh Feis na bliana sin á reáchtáil. Níl eolas breise ar fáil ar seo.
An Pósadh
1934
An Gúm
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Selected Plays of Douglas Hyde. With translations by Lady Gregory. Chosen and with an introduction by Gareth W. Dunleavy and Janet Egleson Dunleavy
1991
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