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Cork Opera House, Cork, Ireland >>>

1969

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1969

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new version Dublin 1988

mother's visions of the correct future for her children begins to sit with increasing discomfort on the shoulders of her surly offspring

Cork Opera House, Cork, Ireland >>>

1979

Theatre of the South

Mercier Press, Cork, 1979

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The Buds of Ballybunion is a musical comedy which tells the story of farming families who holiday in the resort town after the harvest has been saved. The families stayed in houses or 'buds' where they were offered a room, a fire and a stove to cook on.

Cork

1971

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1973

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Cork Opera House, Cork, Ireland >>>

1980

Cork Opera House In association with Gemini Productions

Mercier Press, Cork, 1981

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John Bosco McLaine is a chastitute, a bachelor farmer who is celibate by force of circumstance. This play tells of his many endeavours to find a mate.

Irish Repertory Theatre, NY, USA >>>

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adaptation from the Celebrated Letters of John B. Keane has all the hallmarks of Ireland's late great playwright and humorist. Martin MacMeer is the Publican, the proprietor of the tavern known as Journey's End in the village of Knockanee, in the county of Kerry. Martin is a confirmed bachelor but his status is threatened by two females; one an 18 year old schoolgirl and the other an older woman of the world. He tells of their impact on his life in his 'Confessions'. At the same time, Martin introduces to us a number of his colorful customers who are in the habit of unburdening themselves to him. Not a customer but a colorful personality nonetheless is the local parish priest, who treats us to some thought-provoking sermons throughout the evening, and the Reverend Mother of the local convent is not short of sharing some words of wisdom
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Waterford, Connecticut

1973

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1974

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Dublin

1970

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Avel Linn, Dublin,

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Olympia Theatre, Dublin >>>

1965

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1967

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study of the love a man can have for land and the ruthless lengths he will go in order to obtain the object of his desire

Limerick

1976

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1976

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Dublin

1961

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Progress House, Dublin, 1961

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Dublin

1962

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Proscenium Press, Dixon, California,

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Cork

1963

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1963

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Cork

1961

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Progress House, Dublin, 1961

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Dublin

1975

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Killarney, County Kerry

1971

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1971

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Dublin

1962

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Listowel, County Kerry

1972

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Performance, Elgin, Illinois, 1972

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Cork

1967

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1967

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1966

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Cork

1960

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Progress House, Dublin, 1960

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Walsh`s Ballroom, Listowel, County Kerry

1959

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Progress House, Dublin, 1959

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Folk Drama

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the attempt of a scheming matchmaker and a bitter woman to sell an innocent young girl to a lecherous old man

Cork

1973

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1973

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includes The Spraying of John O'Dovey, Backwater, The Pure Heart of Gold

Cork

1964

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Mercier Press, Cork, 1964

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