In Wicklow and West Kerry

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Edmund John Millington Synge was a pivotal figure in the Irish Literary Revival, known for his impactful plays and poetry. His most famous work, which sparked riots at its Dublin premiere, challenges societal norms through its portrayal of Irish peasants and controversial themes like parricide. Other notable plays include "In the Shadow of the Glen," "Riders to the Sea," "The Well of the Saints," and "The Tinker's Wedding." Synge's contributions reflect a deep engagement with folklore and the complexities of Irish identity.