'The Flynns had lived in the Daymo since the time of Brian Boru,
and I was damned if I was going to move out to some miserable
suburb of concrete, cars and kids just because Peggy said so. The
problem was that Peggy's say-so was a powerful thing, and it would
take more than my veto to stop it.' Frankie Flynn only asks to be
left alone to back an occasional horse, and to enjoy a peaceful
pint with his friends and neighbours. Peggy, his wife, has other
ideas. She wants to get out of the city, aspiring to a life of
dinner parties, kitchen diners and en suite bathrooms. As well as
Peggy's threat to his lifestyle, Frankie has to contend with a
malevolent dog, armed criminals, his malingering son-in-law, being
barred from his favourite pub, and much more.
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