One character in this work sings the song Johnny Hart, and that character is corrected on the line "Her gown she wore was stained with gore" when he sings Granuaile, after which he discovers that the character who corrected him also knows Shan Bhean Bhocht and Green on the Cape.  
When one character in this work states that he does not recognize another character's name, that character replies that he is well known in Ennis.  One character in this work sings the song Johnny Hart, and that character is corrected on the line "Her gown she wore was stained with gore" when he sings Granuaile, after which he discovers that the character who corrected him also knows Shan Bhean Bhocht and Green on the Cape.  After reflecting on how easily he could have had another character's place if he had not married and sworn to protect English law, one character willingly hides another's hat and wig.  FTP, name this play in which the Sergeant allows an escaped convict to go free despite a hundred-pound reward, a work of Lady Gregory named for an Irish ballad sung as a signal of rebellion.
When one character in this work states that he does not recognize another character's name, that character replies that he is well known in Ennis.  
The Rising of the Moon