text: In a play by this man, a toast to "the pirates, preachers, poteen-makers", "jobbing jockies", and "parching peelers", is given by Sara Tansey.
full_question: In a play by this man, a toast to "the pirates, preachers, poteen-makers", "jobbing jockies", and "parching peelers", is given by Sara Tansey. Arthur Griffith was enraged by the line "a drift of chosen females, standing in their shift" in a play by this man in which the widow Dame Quin fails to prevent another character from recognizing the winner of a mule race. Nora and Cathleen console Maurya after Bartley, the sixth and last of her sons, (*) drowns in one of this man's many works set in the Aran Islands. Riots broke out at the Abbey Theater premiere of a play by this man in which Pegeen Mike falls in love with Christy Mahon, who claims to have killed his father. For 10 points, name this Irish playwright of Riders to the Sea and The Playboy of the Western World.
first_sentence: In a play by this man, a toast to "the pirates, preachers, poteen-makers", "jobbing jockies", and "parching peelers", is given by Sara Tansey.
raw_answer: John Millington Synge [or Edmund John Millington Synge] 