An Irish translation of Eánd (A gyertyák csonkig égnek) by Sándor Márai translated into Irish by Irene Duffy Lynch.

In a forgotten castle in a secluded forest at the foot of the mountains in Hungary, an old general and his guest sit down to a table to eat a somatic dinner.
Forty years have passed since they and the general's wife ate a meal like this, since the three of them parted due to unexplained mysterious circumstances.

Tonight, when the candles are burning, it is time to find the truth, to examine all aspects of the close friendship that once existed between them. They will fight a speech fight in search of understanding, full of touching silence, accusation, complaint and evasion.