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Sharon's Grave deals with a man's ruthless lust for land, which overrides all family loyalties, and can ultimately lead to tragedy. In The Crazy Wall, John B. Keane loses none of his realistic force in creating the powerful symbol of the wall that Michael Barrett erects. The Man from Clare deals with the personal tragedy of an ageing athlete who finds he no longer has the physical strength to maintain his position as captain of the team, or his reputation as the best footballer in Clare.

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Sharon's Grave deals with a man's ruthless lust for land, which overrides all family loyalties, and can ultimately lead to tragedy. In The Crazy Wall, John B. Keane loses none of his realistic force in creating the powerful symbol of the wall that Michael Barrett erects. The Man from Clare deals with the personal tragedy of an ageing athlete who finds he no longer has the physical strength to maintain his position as captain of the team, or his reputation as the best footballer in Clare.

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JOHN B. KEANE - renowned playright, essayist, poet and songwriter was born in Listowel, Co .Kerry in July 1928. Educated at St. Michael's College, Listowel, he worked as an apprentice pharmacist before following the emigrant's path to England where he was in turn a corporation street sweeper, barman and furnace operator. He returned to Ireland in 1953 and worked as a pharmacist's assistant until 1955 when he bought a 'pub' in Listowel (which he still runs with his wife Mary).