When everything is said. Gryffin E.

In the bar of a provincial hotel, an old farmer Maurice Hannigan sits with a warm summer evening. Five times he orders a drink - and each time he raises a toast for a person who played an important role in his long, difficult life.

for her beloved older brother, who was still a teenager.

for the mentally ill daughter -in -law, at first glance to him attached.

for a daughter born of a dead.

For a talented journalist son-what is he like there, in distant America?

and-for her. Beloved wife and faithful girlfriend. For the best of women, after the death of which light and meaning left his life.

Five toasts. Five stories. And in them - a whole life, with love and hatred, with successes and disasters, days of fun and sorrow. Life told how only the Irish can do it!