Andrew McNeillie wrote a prose memoir about a year he spent in this location. PÃ¡draig SÃ­ochÃ¡in was deeply involved with this location and wrote a book about it. A trilogy set in this location only consists of two plays, because the author disliked the third play so much that he never published it. That trilogy begins with a play about the crippled Billy Claven, who gets
Andrew McNeillie wrote a prose memoir about a year he spent in this location. PÃ¡draig SÃ­ochÃ¡in was deeply involved with this location and wrote a book about it. A trilogy set in this location only consists of two plays, because the author disliked the third play so much that he never published it. That trilogy begins with a play about the crippled Billy Claven, who gets a part in a Robert J. Flaherty documentary about this location, and its second play is about the violent INLA member Mad Padraic, who finds out that his cat Wee Thomas has been killed. In another play set here, Cathleen and Nora discover that their brothers Michael and Bartley have drowned; that play is by J. M. Synge, who wrote a journal about his time living in this location. For 10 points, name this setting of Riders to the Sea and a trilogy by Martin McDonagh, a group of islands off the west coast of Ireland including Inishmore.
Andrew McNeillie wrote a prose memoir about a year he spent in this location.
Aran Islands [prompt on Ireland or County Galway; accept Inishmore before "Billy Claven"]