Mr Noone
Croí na hÉireann
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name Fintan DeCoursey
outward appearance Late-fifties, slight paunch, thinning grey hair, close cropped. Wearing an off-the-rack suit, but no tie. By his feet, a carry-all for the weekend. He adjusts his glasses to read adverts for holidays in Malta and Oporto.
insider information The kids have grown and moved out, the wife has left and he didn't blame her. The small house in Holland Park reaped a huge return and he's grown comfortably complacent in his new-found bachelorhood, but it's been a struggle to avoid getting a cat.
what he is thinking/doing He questions the logic of taking the boat train to Holyhead, when he could fly to Dublin in an hour's time. Something slightly masochistic about retracing the steps that brought him to London thirty-five years ago—but that's the way he is: the need to close the circle is a fitting penance. He can't wait to stand at the rail of the ferry, smell the sea and see the spires of Dun Laoghaigh come into view.
outward appearance Late-fifties, slight paunch, thinning grey hair, close cropped. Wearing an off-the-rack suit, but no tie. By his feet, a carry-all for the weekend. He adjusts his glasses to read adverts for holidays in Malta and Oporto.
insider information The kids have grown and moved out, the wife has left and he didn't blame her. The small house in Holland Park reaped a huge return and he's grown comfortably complacent in his new-found bachelorhood, but it's been a struggle to avoid getting a cat.
what he is thinking/doing He questions the logic of taking the boat train to Holyhead, when he could fly to Dublin in an hour's time. Something slightly masochistic about retracing the steps that brought him to London thirty-five years ago—but that's the way he is: the need to close the circle is a fitting penance. He can't wait to stand at the rail of the ferry, smell the sea and see the spires of Dun Laoghaigh come into view.


from the good little witch.