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00:00:26I am a man of the north.

00:00:30Names like Alta Muscle, Six Mile Cross and Baligali roll off my tongue like water over a mill wheel.

00:00:39I am made of rain, nettles and thick moss, trees and wind.

00:00:46I am stories, handed down like heirlooms, Cucullin, Anya, Maeve.

00:00:55War, church, famine, fairies.

00:01:07I could be an Irishman anywhere in the world.

00:01:13But somehow I have been delivered back to this place.

00:01:19Home.

00:01:24Home.

00:01:25What does it mean?

00:01:29Home.

00:01:30Home.

00:01:32Home.

00:01:40Home.

00:01:42Home.

00:01:48Home.

00:01:49I don't know.

00:02:20I don't know.

00:03:08Do you remember who used to live here?

00:03:12It's old Mrs Rogers' house, isn't it?

00:03:14It was.

00:03:15That is a doornail a while ago.

00:03:18But don't worry, I checked the place for ghosts.

00:03:27Come on, let's get you settled.

00:03:43There's not much in here, as you can see, but I stuffed off earlier.

00:03:47I've got a few of the basics.

00:03:49Tea bags, milk, sugar, bread, peanut butter.

00:03:53There's a kettle.

00:03:56Do you want me to light a bit of a fire for you?

00:03:58No.

00:04:00You know where to find me, okay?

00:04:10St Anthony and St Jude are a big help to me.

00:04:18I do not know.

00:04:19I do not know.

00:04:25I do not know.

00:04:27You say you to this morning?

00:04:28I do not know.

00:04:30We do not know.

00:04:32You say you to the family, right?

00:04:35I do not know.

00:04:43You say you are the light.

00:05:25Dear God, Matt, look at yourself.

00:05:30What is going on with you?

00:05:34You're a great writer, Matt.

00:05:37Or at least you were.

00:05:39But that was ten years ago.

00:05:42Ten years are not even an essay or a review.

00:05:48You're a writer.

00:05:49Writers write.

00:05:50That's what they do.

00:05:53You need to stop running.

00:05:57When was the last time you were back in Ireland?

00:06:02Ten?

00:06:03Twenty years ago?

00:06:05Twenty-six.

00:06:06Twenty-six years.

00:06:10Whoa.

00:06:14What the fuck did they do to you back there?

00:06:24What the fuck did they do to you back to you back to you back to you back to you

00:06:29back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to

00:06:29you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back

00:06:34to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you

00:06:35back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to

00:06:35you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back

00:06:36to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you

00:06:36back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to

00:06:36you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back

00:06:37to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you

00:06:40back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to you back to

00:06:45you back to

00:06:52I don't know.

00:07:33When I was a boy, my best friend Declan and I built a dam to mark the beginning of summer.

00:07:40Every year we went to the same bend in the river at the bottom of Paggy McKenna's Meadow.

00:07:47There was a spot there right next to an old apple orchard where the river yawned against a deep mossy

00:07:54bank, creating a wide crescentular well that was just perfect for a swimming hole.

00:08:01We'd strip down to our shorts and wade into the river, dragging big clots of mucky sod that we'd dug

00:08:08from the bank, slapping them down in a row on the riverbed, embracing them with large stones and thick stubby

00:08:17branches.

00:08:18The water rising about our ankles, until at last we could take a run from the field and leap, knowing

00:08:28it was deep enough to catch us when we fell.

00:08:48To theuseum to the K bottom, the water rising above the riverbed aповerta...

00:08:56The water rising above the riverbed...

00:09:04istnderent, and the water eskipadish is if you didn't come these days after receiving months.

00:09:06cancellations時

00:09:12Oh, my God.

00:09:38Oh, my God.

00:10:33Oh, my God.

00:10:43Oh, my God.

00:11:06A lovely fur coat he was wearing, too, I can tell you. Fox, I think it was.

00:11:12I don't understand. Was it a man or a woman?

00:11:14Oh, for God's sake.

00:11:15It was a man, as far as I can tell, wearing a fur coat and a headscarf of an indeterminate

00:11:21fabric.

00:11:22We exchanged pleasantries and I went on my way. Simple as that.

00:11:25I'm not about to cast aspersions on his or her or its gender. It's no business of mine, and nor

00:11:31should it be any of yours.

00:11:32Morning, Joe.

00:11:33Good morning, Kate.

00:11:34What's all the excitement this morning?

00:11:36Seems Pat had a bit of a fright this morning.

00:11:38Pat's only after seeing some stranger coming out of old Mrs. Rogers' turf shed like a ghost.

00:11:43Scared the life out of him.

00:11:45He was wearing a fur coat and a fur scarf.

00:11:49Anyway, I want to head on home here. I'll need to lay down for a bit.

00:11:55Two stamps, please, Joe. And if you would, put those in the box for me.

00:12:00Surely.

00:12:01Big day, Pat.

00:12:03Oh, no. Nothing new to me. Sure, if we were in New York, nobody'd pass a bit remarks.

00:12:08Was he good looking?

00:12:09Sure, don't you know him.

00:12:10Me? How would I know him?

00:12:11Father Donnelly's brother. The lad that went away to America about 25 years ago. The writer.

00:12:17Sure wasn't a neighbour of yours. Matt, I think his name was.

00:12:23Will that be everything for today, Katie?

00:12:26Katie?

00:12:29Yes, Joe. Thank you.

00:12:33Yes, uh...

00:12:34You all the best.

00:12:35You all the best, Katie.

00:12:53What?

00:12:56What?

00:12:59Oh.

00:13:04Oh.

00:13:12Oh.

00:13:15He must have felt.

00:13:15Oh.

00:13:16Yes, Joe.

00:13:17pamię lingering.

00:13:17Yes, sir.

00:13:22Hi.

00:13:22Yes, Joe.

00:13:50So, let's go.

00:14:14I see we still don't manage to get them bastards out.

00:14:27Jerry, could you slow down about that?

00:14:33Jerry, please!

00:14:35Jesus Christ!

00:14:40Who the fuck was that with Father Donnelly?

00:14:44He looked a bit like Matt.

00:14:47When did that fucker get back here?

00:14:55Hey, come on, we've got into the cross for a pint.

00:15:00You better not think he's moving back home around here.

00:15:04I can tell you that.

00:15:05I can tell you that.

00:15:43You.

00:15:44Donnelly.

00:15:45Who told you to sit down?

00:15:47Stand up.

00:15:47Come on.

00:15:57Come on.

00:15:59Come on.

00:16:00Come on.

00:16:04Come on.

00:16:09There we go.

00:16:10Come on.

00:16:11Come on.

00:16:12Come on.

00:16:31All right.

00:16:32Ha...

00:16:37So, I love it.

00:16:40I love it.

00:16:43I love it.

00:16:47I love it, too.

00:16:53I love it.

00:16:55I love it.

00:16:57I love it.

00:17:31All right, there we go.

00:18:27All right, there we go.

00:18:47All right, there we go.

00:18:58All right, there we go.

00:19:28That's terrible.

00:19:29I'll just get back.

00:19:30It's been weird.

00:19:33Oh, are you away?

00:19:37How are you getting on at the cottage on your own?

00:19:43How do you know where I'm staying?

00:19:45You have been away too long.

00:19:47If you think a yank can't land back here without everybody for a 20-mile radius, I've got an opinion

00:19:50about it.

00:19:52The mailman?

00:19:54I was in the post office yesterday when he'd come in.

00:19:56He looked like he'd seen a ghost.

00:19:58I'm just glad to see you're not doing your shopping in a skirt and a pair of high heels.

00:20:03It was cold.

00:20:05I didn't have a jacket.

00:20:07You don't have to convince me you're not gay.

00:20:09I remember.

00:20:15You two know each other?

00:20:20Declan.

00:20:38I'm sorry I missed your call.

00:20:41I'm sorry I missed your call.

00:20:45Please leave a message after the beeper.

00:20:47At the tone, please record your message.

00:20:50When you have finished recording, you may hang up or press 1 for more options.

00:20:54You may hang up or press 1 for more options.

00:21:43It's been a while since you've been in one of these, I suppose.

00:21:4725 years.

00:21:48Give or take a wedding or two.

00:21:50Did we scare you that badly?

00:21:53I never much believed in fairy tales.

00:21:57That's not true.

00:21:59I remember when you were little.

00:22:01You believed in all kinds of magic.

00:22:07Then I grew up.

00:22:09That was a pity.

00:22:11It is a pity.

00:22:15I saw Katie at the store.

00:22:18A wee word of advice, my American brother.

00:22:21Stay clear of Katie.

00:22:23And a further piece of advice.

00:22:26Stay well clear of Declan Hughes.

00:22:28He's a dangerous man, Matt.

00:22:30Beatty's in here every Sunday on his knees with his tongue out waiting for the sacrament.

00:22:34I'm not in New York now, Matt.

00:22:36People around here have a way of doing things.

00:22:42Come on.

00:22:44Come up here.

00:22:48Come on.

00:22:49Come on.

00:22:50Come on.

00:22:53Come on.

00:22:54Come on.

00:22:56Come on.

00:23:33I can see you now, pig in the white flapping sheets in the breeze, and in the scullery.

00:23:42Your hands in a bowl of dough kneading, a trace of flour in your hair in the gauge.

00:23:50It was said you made the best loaf of bread in all of Elder Mosque, folded secrets into

00:23:57the dough, fed them to us.

00:24:04Pain, love, loss.

00:24:11The flour of all that went unsaid, dissolved in the tongue like a mystery, bloomed in my

00:24:19heart like a rose.

00:24:22What madness drove you to the river?

00:24:25What might I have done to save you from that cold, wet grave?

00:24:30Mother, I am so sorry I didn't come home.

00:24:37I am so sorry.

00:24:44I am so sorry.

00:24:46I am so sorry.

00:25:05You have got to get your head out of the clouds with this cloud.

00:25:09Jesus, sure you walked out in here 20 years ago.

00:25:1226.

00:25:1326 years ago.

00:25:16Seriously.

00:25:18Was he that good in the sack?

00:25:19Mikey.

00:25:21I loved him.

00:25:25He's a fantasy, for God's sake.

00:25:28Would you rather have stayed with Declan?

00:25:31I'd rather you stay alive.

00:25:35Do you seriously think Declan Hughes is going to sit back and let you walk off into the sunset with

00:25:42this loser?

00:25:50Two packs of cigarettes, please.

00:25:51Yep. What kind would you like?

00:25:54It does a banner.

00:25:58What's the damage?

00:26:01That's 24-70, please. Are you American?

00:26:04Almost. 24-70? Wow. How you haven't gone too long?

00:26:11What part were you in, New York?

00:26:13How'd you guess?

00:26:14You sure don't look like no hick.

00:26:18Very good.

00:26:19That's where I'm headed as soon as I get my act together.

00:26:21What, you don't like it here?

00:26:24This hole?

00:26:25Surely it can't be that bad.

00:26:27Tell you what.

00:26:28Why don't you take my job in here, and I go out to your cottage and do your writing for

00:26:32you.

00:26:32How does that sound?

00:26:33Wow.

00:26:35Word does travel fast around here.

00:26:37And I heard about those women's clothes bit, too.

00:26:39Pretty sure you've got a damn good excuse for that outfit.

00:26:42I do.

00:26:42It's called cold.

00:26:45Well, if you ever need warming up.

00:27:37It's called cold, and it's like marble by the sea.

00:27:42My heart is older than the cold.

00:27:45I have a flash of summer in the sun.

00:27:48If you see me coming, you would better run, run, run.

00:27:53Jesus!

00:27:54Jerry, you scared the shite out of me.

00:27:58I'm very good.

00:28:00What are you doing, checking up on me?

00:28:02Well, the last person living in this house had to be carried out feet first.

00:28:06I'm taking no chances.

00:28:08Here.

00:28:09What's this?

00:28:10It's an old photo album.

00:28:11It was a mother's.

00:28:12You should have it.

00:28:14The other one I wanted to rummage through the past.

00:28:17There's some of it there.

00:28:26What would you call this?

00:28:28Trouble.

00:28:37Trouble.

00:28:38Lovely to see you.

00:28:41It's a fine day.

00:28:42Yeah, it is.

00:28:43It's a lovely day.

00:28:45It would be nice to see a bit of sun.

00:28:46It would be great to see the bit of sun.

00:28:48Great.

00:28:50Break the clouds.

00:28:51It would be nice.

00:28:53Yeah.

00:28:54Nice.

00:28:56Right, well, I'll be off.

00:28:58I have things to do.

00:28:59Good to see you.

00:29:00I'm not interrupting anything.

00:29:01Oh, no, not at all.

00:29:02I was just on my way anyway.

00:29:04I have to see a man about a dog.

00:29:07Jesus, my timing's impeccable.

00:29:09What must he think of me, showing up here like this?

00:29:11I'll look at the bright side.

00:29:13He'll never tell a soul.

00:29:14I hope not.

00:29:15Declan would kill me if he knew I was here.

00:29:16I was just bringing you a bit of food.

00:29:18Thanks.

00:29:20Tea.

00:29:21Hmm?

00:29:22Tea.

00:29:23We still do that in this country, don't we?

00:29:26Make the visitor a cup of tea.

00:29:42She kept a tidy wee house.

00:29:45She did.

00:29:46She did keep a tidy wee house.

00:29:49But it's strange.

00:29:52Everything's still in the same place.

00:29:54It's like I've landed back in the past.

00:30:03And are you back?

00:30:07Or are you just on a flying visit?

00:30:12I don't think I could make it around here anymore.

00:30:16You've been Americanised.

00:30:19Well, it has been my home for over 20 years.

00:30:38I'm sorry.

00:30:40Don't.

00:30:41Please.

00:30:42Don't.

00:30:43I should have written to you.

00:30:46You have nothing to apologise for.

00:30:49It was a long time ago.

00:30:51We were just kids, for God's sake.

00:30:55I think that...

00:30:59you should have this back.

00:31:10Look, when I got there...

00:31:13It's hard to explain.

00:31:14I mean, it was crazy.

00:31:16Right from the moment the lads collected me from the airport.

00:31:20And then it all comes at you so fast.

00:31:23The newness.

00:31:25A month has gone by and...

00:31:26and then two months.

00:31:30Then, in the blink of an eye,

00:31:32a year's gone by.

00:31:35I see the Statue of Liberty one morning

00:31:37through the window of the van on my way to work.

00:31:41And I remember how much you wanted to see it.

00:31:46Nearly fucking killed me.

00:31:51Not enough for you to write to me even then.

00:31:55To worry about it, I saw it.

00:31:57Wasn't that impressed as it happens?

00:32:04I have to go.

00:32:23Look what you thought...

00:32:30I was off to her head when I was off.

00:32:30A lie.

00:32:31It's a while...

00:32:36It's really hard when I was away.

00:32:37I kill, but...

00:32:42Then I'm the figure of a shield...

00:32:44Which may be a bugger?

00:32:44I ants?

00:32:52Which may mean...

00:32:53It may be abandoned!

00:32:53You can have to explain.

00:32:53But, the time...

00:33:04you broke a mother's heart when you left you know she idolized you that woman her son the writer

00:33:16wow and that was a story she could take to the shop every day

00:33:24not saying you killed her didn't she had health issues in the end

00:33:36depression terrible terrible depression god love her but you didn't fucking help it matt

00:33:43you didn't fucking help it one bit

00:33:48what did i ever do to you brother

00:33:53what did we ever do to you

00:33:58oh

00:34:00oh

00:34:01I don't know.

00:34:31I don't know.

00:35:10I don't know.

00:35:56I don't know.

00:36:00I don't know.

00:36:34I don't know.

00:36:57The old country's gone mad if you ask me.

00:37:00They've disappeared.

00:37:02They're all indoors now.

00:37:03Lost in their own little screens.

00:37:06You never see a child outside anymore.

00:37:09They wouldn't know their way down to the river if you let them by the ear.

00:37:15I have one wee word of advice for you, though.

00:37:19Watch that girl's husband doesn't catch her up here sniffing around your undergarments while he's out at work.

00:37:24I don't know how you operate these things over there in a Mary Kay.

00:37:28But around here you mess with a man like Declan Hughes.

00:37:32You better brace yourself for a storm.

00:37:35There's skeletons out here in these fields, you know.

00:37:40Skeletons of men every bit as smart as you or me.

00:37:44Men who didn't see the storm coming.

00:37:49Well, that's changed since I've been gone.

00:37:52At least there's peace now that the troubles have ended.

00:37:55Peace me home.

00:37:57Where do you eat that shade?

00:37:59The trouble's not over in this country, boy.

00:38:02Not as long as there's still an English man wearing a uniform.

00:38:05Don't kid yourself about that.

00:38:14We are opposed to a united Ireland.

00:38:17We will not have a united Ireland.

00:38:22And I say to the Dublin government,

00:38:24if they don't behave themselves in the south,

00:38:29it will be shot across the border.

00:38:45It'll never be over.

00:38:47Not unless all one country again,

00:38:50the way the good Lord intended it.

00:38:52North to south, east to west,

00:38:54sea to Cheyneyn and sea.

00:38:57If it was up to me,

00:38:58there wouldn't even be a wall or a fence on it.

00:39:27Don't touch your suffering.

00:39:30I don't have to go.

00:39:37If it was to college,

00:39:51there would have to walk around.

00:40:05By God, it's some country to look at just the same.

00:40:09When you take a moment to lift your head to see past the mess we've made of it.

00:40:30To be continued...

00:41:15Oh, so you are alive.

00:41:17Your son cried himself to sleep again last night.

00:41:20What do you want me to tell him?

00:41:21That you're in Ireland writing or thinking?

00:41:25Is that what you're doing?

00:41:26You're thinking?

00:41:29I'm sorry, Sarah.

00:41:32You're right.

00:41:34Lucas!

00:41:35Sarah?

00:41:36I've got to go.

00:41:37I cannot do this right now.

00:42:04What the fuck did they do to you back there?

00:42:24You broke our mother's heart when you left, you know?

00:42:34It was a long time ago.

00:42:36We were just kids for God's sake.

00:42:43There's skeletons out here in these fields, you know.

00:42:48Skeletons of men every bit as smart as you or me.

00:42:55You know, he knew your children would want to shame.

00:43:20I'll just give a minute in part 2 o'clock in the morning.

00:43:35You okay?

00:43:37Katie?

00:43:40Katie, what are you doing here?

00:43:42Well, I was just driving past and I saw the car.

00:43:46I did call your name.

00:43:52You.

00:44:00I waited for you, you know.

00:44:05Heartbroken.

00:44:08Everybody talk behind my back.

00:44:12Poor wee girl.

00:44:14Left behind like that.

00:44:16They all said you were no good.

00:44:19But I defended you.

00:44:22Every chance I got, I defended you.

00:44:27He waited.

00:44:29I waited.

00:44:32Every day.

00:44:34Two.

00:44:35Oh.

00:44:36Years.

00:44:37Like a dog.

00:44:39With a postman.

00:44:42I waited.

00:44:48You shouldn't be here, Katie.

00:44:50You should go.

00:44:57Maybe you should go.

00:45:01Go back to America before something bad happens.

00:45:04Fine, I'll leave.

00:45:05Yes, you leave.

00:45:08Go.

00:45:09Go back to America.

00:45:11I don't even know what you're getting back here for.

00:45:13I don't even know what you're getting back here for.

00:45:31Get the fuck off me!

00:45:38there's that fucking stray again

00:45:45here doggy

00:46:02put that thing in a bag and throw it in the boot of the car

00:46:33now good morning everybody thank you all very much for coming along today to lend

00:46:39your support much other temper fiber yeah we're ready up to 500 pounds and dinner

00:46:47for two at kelly's inn so some lucky duck is going home today a very happy camper i

00:46:52can tell you that's great thank you

00:46:56father donnelly come on down onto the field father donnelly there he is

00:47:02good man come on down onto the field come on ahead

00:47:06good man good man dig deep father certainly will

00:47:20this is a bit awkward

00:47:21matt donnelly

00:47:25well come on down here and get your prize

00:47:31matt donnelly congratulations just back from america

00:47:37thanks who said that

00:47:40now now let's not be sore losers matt won fair and square

00:47:45well done matt dinner for two at kelly's inn

00:47:49if you don't have a date i myself am available to eat

00:48:11you better watch yourself yank

00:48:14because if i ever hear you near my wife again

00:48:17i'm gonna go to you like a fucking pig

00:48:21yeah

00:48:28you know

00:48:36I don't know.

00:49:07I don't know.

00:49:39Jesus Christ, you frightened the life out of me.

00:49:43What are you doing sitting here in the dark?

00:49:47Hello, Katie.

00:49:50You okay?

00:49:51Because you're being a bit weird.

00:49:52Have you been a good girl?

00:49:58I don't like this stuff and I'm going to put the girl...

00:50:00I said it!

00:50:02Has my wee Carrie been a good wee girl?

00:50:04Because if I find out that you went and done something really, really fucking stupid...

00:50:11Daddy's going to be so angry with his wee girl.

00:50:29I'm so scared.

00:50:44What are you doing?

00:51:08Are you going to beat me with that?

00:51:12How did you get here?

00:51:16I won't.

00:51:20Let me get you a towel.

00:51:23I won't be needing a towel.

00:51:27I like being wet.

00:51:32Are you working on another book?

00:51:36I read your last one too, you know.

00:51:38Cinder's Landing.

00:51:42I loved that book.

00:51:47Is this one a love story too?

00:51:51I don't know.

00:51:55Am I in it yet?

00:52:04Please.

00:52:10Are you nervous about me touching your stuff?

00:52:18Why?

00:52:23What are you thinking I'm going to do to you?

00:52:25Okay.

00:52:28Relax.

00:52:29Thanks.

00:52:30Thanks.

00:52:31Thanks.

00:52:32Thanks.

00:52:46I love you.

00:53:02Do you ever feel that time is on your side?

00:53:08Giving you space to learn and places to hide

00:53:14Use your time wisely, never say goodbye

00:53:19Cause we will always meet again on the other side

00:53:24So please tell me something I don't already know

00:53:30Please take me far away to a place I do not know

00:53:34Half the bloody parish is here

00:53:36We should say mass in here on a Sunday morning

00:53:39We could charge for the wine

00:53:41Wallaby, I'll have a pint

00:53:48Something I don't already know

00:53:52Please take me far away to a place I do not know

00:53:57Allow me to...

00:53:59What'll it be?

00:54:01Two pints, please

00:54:02Two pints?

00:54:03God, a Shakespeare

00:54:04To stay my ground and sing my song

00:54:07To look around

00:54:09To stay my ground and sing my

00:54:12Soul

00:54:30Listen

00:54:32I'd like to propose a toast

00:54:34To my wee brother Matt, the writer

00:54:37To his new book

00:54:39And to a safe return to his family in America

00:54:43To your new book

00:54:50You late for an appointment?

00:54:53What do you not think about writing one about growing up in Tyrone?

00:54:57Like that, um, what was that called?

00:55:00Angela's Ashes

00:55:02Yeah, Matt

00:55:03Why didn't you write us a story about your miserable Northern Ireland childhood?

00:55:08Start with the terrible baiting you tuck in primary school

00:55:12That's a good one

00:55:15You beat me unconscious in a room full of kids?

00:55:23So, who can tell me something about France?

00:55:31You, Donnelly, stand up

00:55:35What's the first thing that pops into your head when I say France?

00:55:41Onions

00:55:48What can God's name make you think of onions?

00:55:52I've seen it in the television, sir

00:55:59You saw onions on the television?

00:56:02It was a cartoon

00:56:04About France

00:56:05The man had onions around his neck

00:56:10Garlic

00:56:11He had a string of garlic

00:56:13Around his neck

00:56:15Is that what you saw?

00:56:17I suppose so, sir

00:56:19Stop, Muggle

00:56:20Speak up

00:56:22Yes

00:56:23Garlic

00:56:25Don't you shout at me

00:56:29You, you, you yell at me

00:56:30And my captain

00:56:32Stop, leave him alone

00:56:34Kenny Corrigan, get back to your seat

00:56:36Leave him alone

00:56:37Get back to your seat, Kenny Corrigan

00:56:40Leave him alone

00:56:41Get back to your seat

00:56:42He told me

00:56:44It's it's nice

00:56:47to your Instagram

00:56:47You're looking at me

00:56:47I'm rest

00:56:53You're looking at me

00:57:01You're looking

00:57:09Why'd I

00:57:13This is not over asshole

00:58:01It's my sweet house

00:58:03Jesus, what are you doing here?

00:58:04Don't be mad at me, Maddie

00:58:05You're in my fucking house

00:58:06No, Maddie

00:58:07I'm your friend, Maddie

00:58:08Maddie, no, no

00:58:10Maddie

00:58:13What are you doing here, Potty?

00:58:15I heard you're telling stories, Maddie

00:58:20That's cool

00:58:23Hey, hey, hey

00:58:25Hey, you remember that time

00:58:27In Owen Cuny's class

00:58:28When we got beat up

00:58:32I remember

00:58:34Potty said, Potty said you

00:58:37No, I remember

00:58:38It was Katie, save me

00:58:39No, no, Potty said you

00:58:43Potty said you

00:58:451981, August 26th

00:58:492pm

00:58:50I had a blue shirt on me

00:58:52You remember your blue shirt, Maddie?

00:58:54You remember your blue shirt?

00:58:57I remember

00:59:05Oh, it's the priest

00:59:10Money

00:59:12That comes mad at you, money

00:59:15That one's very mad at you

00:59:26Oh, it's raining

00:59:36Looked you

00:59:37Come back at me

00:59:40What are you doing?

00:59:40Good day

00:59:41Another person

00:59:41with writing

00:59:41Vert

00:59:41No, let No

00:59:41To stay

00:59:41Oh, I'm 거기

00:59:47And there

00:59:47How do you want?

00:59:49Borrowed some sugar.

00:59:53Are you alright, Matt? Look at the state of you.

00:59:56I'm trying to write.

00:59:59This place smells like a bloody brewery.

01:00:02Don't come on here to lecture me, Gerry!

01:00:05Or what? You'll run away again?

01:00:09I doesn't run away!

01:00:13For a writer, you're not too fond of hearing the truth, Matty.

01:00:19And for God's sake, will you tidy this place up a bit?

01:00:22Your mother didn't raise you to be a tramp.

01:00:46I have been torn in two over the Atlantic.

01:00:51An Irishman in America, an American in Ireland.

01:00:56Betrayed by a brogue on one side, eternal optimism on the other.

01:01:03I am native in neither, easily silenced both here and there.

01:01:09I live now in the parish of memory.

01:01:13Create castles out of my childhood.

01:01:16Fly my Yankee tinge brogue as my flag.

01:01:21I have become one of the ghost Irish.

01:01:24Those who moved away.

01:01:27Those with a heart that will never be fully at rest.

01:01:56Jesus!

01:01:57Jesus, what are you doing here?

01:02:05Aye, Jesus, it must be nice being you.

01:02:09Mr fucking cool, breezing in and out of people's lives.

01:02:14Taking what you want, when you want it.

01:02:19What the fuck are you doing here, Declan?

01:02:22You can't do this.

01:02:24You can't go around with a gun in your hand bullying people.

01:02:27In the fucking 1970s.

01:02:29Well that's where you're wrong, asshole.

01:02:31Because as far as I'm concerned, I can do whatever I like here.

01:02:35I earned my right to stay in this country.

01:02:37I stayed and I fought.

01:02:39And what did you do?

01:02:41You ran away till America and you left the fighting to the real men.

01:02:45Please, please Declan.

01:02:48You don't think I wanted to run?

01:02:51You don't think that I wanted to escape?

01:02:58You don't deserve to live here.

01:03:02And you don't deserve Katie.

01:03:06Go home, Yank.

01:03:07No, thank you.

01:03:10Safety.

01:03:18I don't know.

01:03:48I don't know.

01:04:10I don't know.

01:04:46I don't know.

01:05:02Don't start.

01:05:04Lord.

01:05:05I need you to come with me.

01:05:09Where are we going?

01:05:11You'll find out when we get there.

01:05:15Come on.

01:05:16Come on.

01:05:17Let's go.

01:05:18Let's go.

01:05:21Let's go.

01:05:24Let's go.

01:05:28Let's go.

01:05:29Let's go.

01:05:30Let's go.

01:05:45Let's go.

01:05:54Let's go.

01:06:00Let's go.

01:06:14Let's go.

01:06:17Let's go.

01:06:20Let's go.

01:06:29Let's go.

01:06:35Let's go.

01:06:41Let's go.

01:06:43Let's go.

01:06:44Let's go.

01:06:53Let's go.

01:06:57Let's go.

01:07:01Let's go.

01:07:21Let's go.

01:07:22Let's go.

01:07:23Let's go.

01:07:24Let's go.

01:07:27Let's go.

01:07:28Let's go.

01:07:36Let's go.

01:07:42Let's go.

01:07:45Let's go.

01:07:46Let's go.

01:07:49Let's go.

01:07:50Let's go.

01:07:51Let's go.

01:07:52Let's go.

01:07:53Let's go.

01:07:57Who told you to sit down? On your feet.

01:08:29Can I clean? No, no, no, no. She went downstairs. You're okay.

01:08:44Donnelly. Donnelly. Good boy.

01:08:51You're a good boy. You're a good boy.

01:08:56I've carried you around with me my whole life.

01:09:03Now look at you. Not much to look at now.

01:09:12Age. They don't teach you that at school.

01:09:18They should do.

01:09:2392 years on this planet.

01:09:28And the only thing I've learned with complete certainty is

01:09:36you grow old when you die.

01:09:46I... I... I... I did my best.

01:09:56You wrote a book. I read it. You did. You were all proud of you. I was proud of you.

01:10:09And you will write another book.

01:10:13I don't think I've got another one on me.

01:10:17You will write. You'll write.

01:10:44Home. Home.

01:10:51Seen from the window of a plain, she is a patchwork quilt.

01:10:55Little square fields of green stitched together by thin rows of thorns.

01:11:01Spring green, fern green, forest green, pine, sea and shamrock green.

01:11:11From above, she is clean, mystical, magical to behold.

01:11:17That is her first great act of deceit.

01:11:20Her lush, rolling beauty, the first betrayal of her truth.

01:11:26For on the ground, and deeper still, buried beneath that vernet lawn, is her pain.

01:11:35Underneath, there is blood.

01:11:41What price had the past exacted on each of us?

01:11:46Mother. Cooney. Katie. Dickman.

01:11:55Where have you been all evening?

01:12:00No, no, don't.

01:12:05Look.

01:12:08They're daffodils.

01:12:12You used to love daffodils.

01:12:15Remember?

01:12:21Please don't leave me.

01:13:10What did any of it mean?

01:13:13Catholic.

01:13:15Protestant.

01:13:16Irish.

01:13:18English.

01:13:20Words designated to keep us apart.

01:13:24Words with borders all their own.

01:13:28Each one of us armed and insulated with a version of the past we deemed to be true.

01:13:34Holding each other at harm's length over a flag or some unresolved hurt.

01:13:43How many lives is a field worth?

01:13:49No one escaped the wound. Each of us carry a scar.

01:13:57Declan had chosen the gun.

01:13:59I must honor this pen.

01:14:03Invite small miracles into the incubator of my heart.

01:14:08Come home to the poetry of myself.

01:14:13It was time for me to let go of the past.

01:14:17Of the wreckage I'd been wearing like a suit of armor.

01:14:22I too had lost sight of what was in front of me.

01:14:27Family.

01:14:29Friends.

01:14:31Forests and fern.

01:14:33Daffodils and birdsong.

01:14:36Rivers and fields.

01:14:39Nettle, rose and thorn hedge.

01:14:43Fog and foxtrot.

01:14:45Mountains, moss and meadows.

01:14:49A heart haunted by the ghosts of poets and rebels.

01:14:53Sir, I love you.

01:14:56Give Lucas a hug for me.

01:15:01I'm coming.

01:15:04I'm coming home.

01:15:05I am coming home.

01:15:06I am coming home.

01:15:19Is it going home I mean -"

01:15:48The wild richness of this place.

01:15:53Here was a stranger's smile, there a small act of kindness or decency.

01:16:01This was not the north, south, east or west.

01:16:07The land was the land wherever you happened to stand on it.

01:16:23The land was the land where the land was the land.

01:16:52If only you could lift your head to see past the mess we'd made of it.

01:17:08It was time to stop running.

01:17:11It was time to go home.

01:17:50You might feel you on the other side.

01:19:22And the bracket is gold in the sun

01:19:30And the cares of tomorrow

01:19:34Must wait till this day is done

01:19:42Come by the hills to the land

01:19:48Where life is a song

01:19:53And stand where the birds fill the air

01:19:59With their joys all day long

01:20:04Where the trees sway in time

01:20:09And even the wind sings in tune

01:20:16And the cares of tomorrow

01:20:21Must wait till this day is done

01:20:26May the hills to the wind

01:20:33To the cloud

01:20:34To the forest

01:20:38Then the birds fill the air

01:21:16Come by the hills to the land where legends remain. Where lorries of old fill the hearts and may yet

01:21:35come again.

01:21:38Where the past has been lost and the future has still to be won. And the cares of tomorrow

01:21:54Must wait till this day is done.

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