The Alternative A Play for Ireland
The Alternative A Play for Ireland by Michael Patrick, published by Samuel French in 2019, is a thought-provoking drama that explores an alternate history of Ireland. This edition spans 142 pages and is presented in English. The narrative poses critical questions about Ireland’s political landscape, imagining a scenario where the country remains part of the United Kingdom and examines the implications of such a reality.
In this play, set against the backdrop of a pivotal referendum in 2019, British Prime Minister Ursula Lysaght returns to Dublin to advocate for remaining in the UK. As tensions rise and personal conflicts emerge, the story unfolds during the final debate at BBC Dublin, focusing on the contentious decision facing the nation. Readers will find a compelling exploration of political dynamics and societal challenges, all while considering the hypothetical consequences of a unified Ireland with a single soccer team.
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What if Ireland was still part of the United Kingdom? What if Home Rule had passed? What if there was no War of Independence? No Civil War? No partition? What if the island had only one soccer team?
The year is 2019 and it is the eve of the Referendum. British Prime Minister Ursula Lysaght is returning to her hometown of Dublin to convince voters to Remain. With the threat of chaos in the streets, and personal con ict behind the scenes, the nal debate is set to begin at BBC Dublin: Should Ireland leave the UK?
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