Description

Set against the roaring Atlantic, Drumgool House sits like a weather‑worn barn on a cliffside where sea mist mingles with the scent of gorse. The estate is surrounded by sweeping hills, endless heather, and a four‑mile stretch of lush turf known as the finest horse‑training ground in the country. Within this remote landscape, Miss French—a frail, owl‑eyed girl whispered to be a changeling—arrives in a rickety bath‑chair, her mysterious condition hinting at a world where folklore and reality entwine.

The French family’s legendary stables pulse with the quiet ambition of a man named Moriarty, a rough‑handed servant who barely understands the deeper spirit that drives a winning horse. As the morning light catches the sea’s endless roar, listeners are drawn into a tale of isolation, superstition, and the relentless pursuit of speed, all set against Ireland’s haunting beauty. The story unfolds with a keen eye for the land’s wild character and the uneasy balance between human desire and the untamed world that watches it.