- Reads 18
- Votes 6
- Parts 1
- Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Apr 19, 2019
Ballykittery has witnessed many a strange and unusual event within the frame of its borough. Some of these stories have been told, plenty of them remain untold. Some people leave and inevitably return, others come to dig into the town's rich history and learn about themselves, the majority live their days out in Ballykittery with no yearning to know what lies beyond the town limits. There are things that never change- the townsfolk's outrage and grumbling acceptance at council spending, Ballykittery United, the local football team, being good for a cup run but rarely good enough to see it through and bring home any silverware, and the all-enduring Saturday market. One Saturday, a new fellow sets up stall. He hasn't come to sell fruit and veg, knock-off clothes and nor do his curious items fall into the usual market bric-a-brac and tat category. On the lookout for something for her grandson, Joyce Garnett finds herself drawn to this oily smooth-voiced and well-travelled vendor's stall. Surely there could be no harm in treating herself to an unremarkable oak photo frame from this charming salesman, could there?All Rights Reserved
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