Fundamentally this is a nice enough story, but at least for my taste it is lacking magic. Once the leprechaun turns up in New York, he behaves like an irritating and poorly trained butler; one wonders why Fitzgerald does not get rid of him at the first opportunity. And why Fitzgerald is supposed to prefer Nora to Auger's attractve and obviously intelligent daughter is a mystery to me.
Review of The Luck of the Irish
