Irish builder and paid up Golden Circle member Noel and his wife May throw a dinner party for their dodgy but plausible English colleagues Julian and June in Dublin. The dinner party is unforgettable - for all the wrong reasons. Years later Julian and June are forced to return the compliment in London. A lot has changed - for better or worse?
Gerard Stembridge (b. Limerick, Ireland, 1958) is a writer and a director who has worked extensively in theatre, film, TV and radio. He first became known for his involvement in Irish radio's comedy series Scrap Saturday (created by Dermot Morgan) in the early 1990s. As well as two novels, Stembridge is the screenwriter and director behind 2000's About Adam, starring Stewart Townsend and Kate Hudson. He also wrote the screenplay for Nora (1999), a biopic of James Joyce's wife, starring Ewan McGregor. His stage plays include 1992, Daniel's Hands, Love Child, and That Was Then.