“I had five maiden aunts, and they doted on me.” A Man’s World contains a blueprint of Brian Friel’s acclaimed Dancing at Lughnasa. Picking up your aunts at the train station, they rustle your hair, man-handle you, wait expectingly for a party-piece and, though still a wee man of only five or six, note the becoming of a man in you. The world of rural Donegal and the drama and characters who fill it.