Thirst by Myles na Gopaleen (Flann O'Brien) radio play

Radio play produced by RTE Radio 1. Originally written in 1943 the text of this version is different (more extended) than that found collected in Stories and Plays (1973) by Flann O'Brien.
The play can still be accessed from the original link here
www.rte.ie/drama/radio/plays/c...

[@michealburnett4]

What a great pleasure, to find a Myles NaGopaleen!
Rejoice!
😂🎉😊

[@ginettesos]

Stephen, I’m a great Flann O’Brien fan and just came across this by chance and very glad I did - four great actors from the Radio Eireann Players. (One of them is my Dad, no longer with us).

[@tubejerk77]

Very glad you got to hear it. Love this play.

[@user-ir3ob9nk2e]

Brian, flann, Myles, and the good lord knows how many other names the great man adopted. He was one of the all time greats to emerge from this wonderful little island. But sure you all knew that without me having to tell you. Larry.

[@matthewlawrenson2734]

Nothing like his work anywhere.. utterly original

[@cosmicman621]

Thanks ..Stephan..for posting...legendary fun...I’ll be having some ..Guinness tomorrow..brilliant Slainte from Australia via my Da.RIP..in Castletown Geo🐝☘️🌈

[@philippierce1020]

I saw this play in a pub in Dublin 3 or 4 times.

[@rossmcmahon1002]

Does anyone know the name of a poem written by Flann called maybe a bunch of the boys,, one line in it is were you ever alone on the Finglas Road,, Maybe called Dangerous Dan McGrew , a different version though to the American one Thanks

[@philippierce1020]

The same pub where I saw “The Poor Mouth” 8 or 9 times. Was any one else there?
Harolds X Bridge.

[@allanblack3309]

I wish.

[@diarmuidhurley3230]

great!! but change the fucking intro music. Please. Thanks