A play set in this country follows three characters who never interact as they recount memories of the surgeon Mr. Rice’s attempt to cure a blind woman. A fictional place whose name translates to “Little Town” is the setting of fourteen plays by a playwright called “[this country]’s Chekhov,” including Here I Am!, Translations, and a play titled for “Dancing at” a festival. (15[3])The one-act play The Cooing of Doves was adapted into the second act of a play from this country home to Brian Friel in which Jack’s surprise promotion to commandant causes a fight between the (*) Clitheroes. A (10[1])character is arrested and shot after hiding a bag of grenades in the first play of a trilogy set in this country’s capital that includes (10[1])Shadow of a Gunman and The Plough and the Stars. The author of that trilogy wrote about the Boyle family in Juno and the Paycock. (10[1])For 10 points, name this home country of Sean O’Casey. ■END■