A two-reel Irish story, written by Wm, H. Clifford. This follows in the wake of former successes. The settings are pleasing and some good photographic effects are achieved, particularly that of the goat herd in the moonlights. Some of the character work is better than usual and the fighting scenes are full of life. The story of the harp was interesting, but it did not seem that the most was made of it, particularly toward the close, where the situations were rather weak. - The Moving Picture World, January 10, 1914
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