Hull, Eleanor, 1860 - 1935]]> ( or cattle of the Gods), (from 'Cattle Raid of Cooley' as told by Eleanor Hull) written by Teresa Deevy, and containing a list of characters to the front of the manuscript. It begins: 'The scene is a great plain in Connaught'. Document is paginated and contains a note handwritten in ink by [ Deevy ] which reads ' These "bulls" are - according to Irish legend, " of the Gods" + are sent on earth as two warring spirits, - always bringing death + disaster - they have come as ravens - as swineherds etc - etc - always "spirits of conflict".]]> Hull, Eleanor, 1860 - 1935]]>
Identified by Jonathan Bank as an early draft of the play Katie Roche. ]]> Scene: The platform at Dungaill station]]> DIGINITY. A Radio Play
(Fade in sounds of cups and saucers being put on a tray. Woman's voice " You didn't finish your breakfast. Were the rashers not done to your liking?") Document is paginated.]]> Document is signed by Teresa Deevy, Landscape, Waterford.]]>