Alright? Alright?
Why are you here? Waiting for Amanda. Aren't you late?
Picking up brake pads. Were you out last night?
Yeah, her mate's a DJ. We were at this mad bar. She's wild.
Wilder than you?
Technically I'm normal now, remember?
As long as you're not drinking. Do I look stupid?
I thought you were dropping CVs around. I am.
Hey. You should have seen your brother last night.
Why? What was he up to? Nothing. Don't mind her.
He said you were the quiet one. Do you want a bite?
Er... No, thanks. He's had his breakfast.
I'll catch you later. See you later.
See you, Dougie.
Did you ask him? Forget about it. It's not happening.
We'll see about that. Come on. Let's go.
Now! Here you go. Cheers.
So, Jane was in bits last night.
Damien told me that she's blaming this on my dad.
I know. I swear, you should have seen her.
Rummaging through the flat, searching for hidden cameras.
I just thought you should know. That's crazy.
I know. (KNOCKING)
She's losing it. Yeah. Just give us a sec.
Oh, hi, John. Come in. Good morning.
Thank you. I was looking for Jane.
I gave her the morning off, actually.
I know what she's saying. That was not my dad.
Actually, speaking of Tommy, do you know where he is?
I tried the house, but he's not in. He's not seriously a suspect?
I just need to ask him where he was between 12 and 1:45 yesterday.
He was at home with me. All that time?
Yes, every second. Damien was there too, so you can ask him.
My dad was in the house with us. Well, if that's the case...
It is the case.
Jane's going around, telling everybody lies about him.
And you know she tried to set him up last week.
That is true. She is getting a bit paranoid.
A bit? She's obsessed. Yes, well, given their history...
No, my dad paid for what he did.
I'll talk to her. You do that.
OK. I'll see myself out. Thanks, John.
Hi. Hi. Did that delivery come in?
Yeah, I signed for it and gave them a cheque.
Alright. Have you been for a run?
Why? You look wrecked.
Not as bad as you look when you go training.
Sit down. I'll get you breakfast. I've eaten.
I need to shower. I just came in to see if that order came in.
Well, hurry up. We could do with a hand here.
Her X-rays and her bloods are showing continued improvement.
That's great news, isn't it?
Sorry, doctor. Doctor, what if she gets something else?
MRSA? Hospitals are notorious for infection
and her immune system is practically non-existent.
Right now, she's doing well.
I'll check on her again in a couple of hours.
Yeah. Thanks very much again.
Pete, don't go in there.
Why don't you go on home and get a rest? I'll stay here.
I'm not going anywhere until Dolores is fully in the clear.
You just heard what the doctor said to you.
She can't guarantee anything.
She's probably terrified we'll sue the hospital for negligence.
Stop that. They weren't negligent. Ma asked for that biopsy.
The fact that she knows that she doesn't have cancer,
that's given her hope.
She's had one setback after another.
Please, can you please just go and take a break?
Why do you keep saying that to me?
And why was Charlie asking me yesterday if I was OK?
What have you been saying about me? I haven't said anything.
Maybe he just picked up on your negative vibes.
Really? Yes.
My ma needs you to be strong right now, Pete, please.
Don't you worry.
I know how to behave in front of Dolores, OK?
(JANE) They're the strongest locks you have?
Yeah. They are.
And I replaced the latch, strengthened it
and put on a better chain.
And you put a second Chubb on? Yeah. Always Chubb when you go out.
Right.
You know it was him. Jane, just...
You tell me it was just a coincidence.
He told me that he'd be watching me. You heard him.
I didn't hear him say that. Well, he did.
And hours later, I'm burgled.
You know what? Tommy is trying to put his past behind him.
Then why is he tormenting me? You're tormenting yourself.
You know what he's capable of. That doesn't just go away.
Jane, he's had treatment. That's a laugh.
If you think he didn't do this, you're a fool.
My advice is get him out of your life before it's too late.
Can I get this job finished up?
Oh, Pete, listen, I just spoke to Wayne.
I'm so glad Dolores is out of danger.
Well, that's what we're hoping.
It's been touch and go for the last few days.
So I hear. Well, we can thank God for sparing her.
Sorry? Well, it wasn't her time.
God obviously has a plan for Dolores.
It's absolutely nothing to do with God.
Dolores might think differently.
Are you saying that God made her sick?
No, that's not what I meant.
I know you're going through a tough time.
Don't patronise me, please, Father.. I'm sorry.
Perhaps I could sit with her for a few minutes.
The doctor said she needs to rest, so it's best if we let her.
You know, if someone of faith has a near-death experience,
it helps to talk about it.
She can talk to me.
Right. Well, give her my best. I will indeed.
Hey! Are you awake?
How are you feeling? Groggy.
Was that Father Bertie?
Yeah, it was, but... he got called away, you know.
Oh?
Now, look, I brought you a magazine and today's paper.
Would you like me to read you some of the news?
Thanks. Yeah, I'd like that.
I was delighted to hear that Dolores is off that ventilator.
Yeah, it's a relief, isn't it?
How's Pete doing?
Er... Little bit worried about him, to be honest.
Maybe now that Dolores is on the mend...
Let us know when she's ready for visitors.
Yeah, well, you can go up to see her this afternoon if you want to.
Could we? Is that not a bit soon?
No, the doctor says it's grand so long as you don't stay too long.
I suppose we could drop in and say a quick hello.
We wouldn't tire her out. If that's alright with Pete.
Pete? Look, I'll have a chat with my ma and I'll get back to you.
Now, Bob, there you go.
Jane! How are you?
How do you think? Did you sleep OK in the end?
No, but I've got reinforced locks and chains on my door.
Now I'm the one living in a prison. It wasn't Tommy.
Yes, it was. He can't be ruled out.
He has an alibi. What?
John Deegan spoke to Caoimhe. She was with him all the time.
She's a liar. She wouldn't lie to the Guards.
Would you lie for your father? Damien was with them too.
I don't believe them.
Maybe Tommy just wants to get on with his life.
Pity he wouldn't do it somewhere else.
Can we just leave this with the Guards?
What happens when he gets obsessed with someone else?
She's right. Be careful.
Here, Doug!
Listen, man, I need a favour. What's with the gear?
I have an interview. Happy days!
Thing is, they want to see me in an hour and it's out in Sandyford.
You better get a move on.
The buses are rubbish. I don't want to be late.
If you think I'm giving you a lift, forget it.
I know it's a big ask. Can you lend me a car?
You're joking. A taxi would cost me about 30 quid.
I really want this job. I can't.
The pay's great. They're want someone to start straight away. No.
I could really do with this.
How long will you be? Three hours max.
Paul'll be back by six. I'll have it back by then.
If you don't, I'll lose my job. That's not gonna happen.
You'd better say you're me if you're stopped.
You're a life saver. Can you give me something decent?
What time did you head back at? Half an hour or so.
You're still disappointed by that modelling gig, aren't you?
Don't be ridiculous. You are, I can tell.
I'm not. You need a thicker skin for that business, Louise.
Shut up. You know nothing about it.
They're for table four, by the way.
Look, they're cattle calls.
Yeah, and if you're not drop-dead gorgeous and 17
you haven't a hope.
Go on, will you?
There's normal-looking women in modelling as well.
I'm fat now, am I? I'm not walking into that one.
Where are all these normal women, then?
I don't know.
You see them, like, in, erm... supermarket catalogues.
That type of thing. Great.
I'll go for the fat catalogue gigs in the future.
Thanks for the tip. Get back to work.
Why did you go and fix her door for? Because it's a job.
And we're losing enough work with Pete taking so much time off.
Is she still ranting about Dad?
It couldn't possibly have been him.
He was with us the whole time she was broken into.
Was he? Mm. Between 12 and 1:45.
I gave Deegan an alibi,
so she can shove that one where the sun don't shine.
That's when you went to lie down.
And you were with him until I got up, so he couldn't have done it.
Caoimhe, Tommy went to get milk in Phelan's.
He was gone at least half an hour.
He only arrived back just before you came downstairs.
Here, Rach, will you pick us up a roll and I'll work through lunch?
What's Amanda doing in that car with Neil? What?
That's the Honda from our garage!
Tell me you didn't. No, look, he said he was desperate.
He said he had an interview and he had no way of getting there.
Are you nuts? He's not insured to drive that car!
Where are you? Get that car back here now.
I've just seen you in it with Amanda. I swear, I'll kill you for this.
Hello? (TOMMY) Hi, love.
Hey, I got the go ahead from Charlie on the allotments.
I just put a notice up in the community centre,
looking for volunteers.
I need to talk to you. Sure.
What's wrong? You look worried.
Jane's still saying
that you're the one who broke into her apartment yesterday.
That's nonsense. Of course I didn't.
John Deegan asked me where you were yesterday
during the time of the burglary and I gave you an alibi.
Why didn't he ask me himself? I suppose because he believed me.
Well, if I was with you, I guess I'm in the clear, then.
Well, the thing is, you weren't with me.
I thought you were down here with Damien, but you weren't.
Caoimhe, I had nothing to do with it.
You do believe me, don't you?
Caoimhe, look at me. Look at me.
Do you believe me?
You think I did this?
Well, where were you then, if you weren't here?
But you think I'm capable of doing such a thing?
No, I don't. Then why are you asking me?
Look, all I meant is, if Deegan investigates further,
then he'll find out I was mistaken.
He'll think that I lied for you. Never mind Deegan.
Do you think I did it?
Do you actually think I would risk the trust between us
to teach Jane a petty lesson? All I asked is where you were.
You're the one person I thought had faith in me.
I do. No, you don't.
What if Deegan questions me again? I don't care about anybody else.
She said she'd turn my family against me.
Where are you going? I don't blame you.
I really don't. Please, Dad, don't go out again.
I'm sorry. I didn't do it.
Doug, there's nothing I can do. I'm sure he'll bring the car back.
Look, I've got to go, OK?
(BELA) Here's Pete. Look what the cat dragged in.
Hi, lads. She's still very frail, you know.
But I've been sleeping all day. I'm dying for a bit of gossip.
Well, Bela here has got a new job. Employed by my daughter.
Exploited, more like.
Chas thinks I should ask for a pay rise.
Slave labour. And I'll tell her that myself.
Oh, yeah, I dare you.
Anyway, Dolores, there is news.
Guess who's back in town, causing ructions?
Go on.
It's Amanda, isn't it, who you're talking about?
Who? You know, Amanda.
She was bullying Rachel. Oh, I remember her.
Tell Doug to look out for her. I will.
Listen, I managed to sneak in a takeaway from that whole food place.
Ah, you're spoiling me.
Anyway, what other gossip have I missed?
Yeah, well... Come on, lads, come on.
Give the woman a bit of peace. No.
He's right, you need your sleep. Well, thanks for coming.
We'll see you again soon. You mind yourself.
Thanks, Bela. Thanks, Charlie.
Where are you? Ring me now. And get that car back here.
Why won't he answer his phone?
My dad will kill me for not telling him when I found out.
I'll say you had nothing to do with it. What if he's had a crash?
Has he crashed before? No, but...
But what? I shouldn't have left those messages.
I probably scared him away. If I left it, he would have come back.
He knows you could lose your job.
I should have waited. Probably set him off now.
What's going on with him? It's my own fault.
I should have known. Known what?
He doesn't know what he's doing sometimes.
He has bipolar disorder, OK?
I thought he was grand. He's on tablets for it.
I'm really worried about him now. Is that like depression?
It means he can get really manic.
And you think he's gonna do something stupid?
I don't know. If he's on his tablets, he'll be alright.
(ENGINE APPROACHING)
I'm here. Relax. You lied to me.
The interview got cancelled. Liar. There was no interview!
You're not insured to drive that car.
There it is, perfect condition. What if Paul came back?
Will you two chill out? He drove a car. Big deal.
Bet this was your idea. You're like a pair of grannies.
Amanda, grow up. He could have lost his job so you could have a laugh.
I trusted you. Look, here it is. No-one died.
He was in bits worrying about you. Told you what she's like.
Just get out of here, both of you, before my dad gets back.
I'm sorry, man, alright? No, it's not OK.
Can we go? This is getting stupid. The keys are in the ignition.
Starving yourself is not gonna help you get a job.
Did I ask for your opinion?
Does it really mean that much to you?
I know it's superficial.
I know it's ridiculous that you have to be a stick insect,
but they're the rules. If I want in, I don't have a choice.
You see, I didn't ask you that.
It gives me a buzz, if that's what you mean.
Alright, then just improve what you've got.
Give yourself a competitive edge. What? Read a self-help book?
No. Be confident in your own body. I am.
No. You're walking in and you're all negative.
You're like, "I'm not good enough."
But if you walk into a room and you're fit and you're strong,
you're gonna stand out.
And how do I do that? Train. I'll help you, if you like.
Farrah. Hiya. Can I come in for a sec?
Is Tommy here? No.
Why, are you gonna have a go at him?
No, I wanted to thank him for yesterday.
Why? He helped me with a delivery.
When was this? Lunchtime.
He came in for some milk and I nabbed him for half an hour.
Right.
Will you give him that? Yeah, sure.
Your da's sound, Caoimhe. See you later.
Thanks.
It's not your fault. It is.
I should have never loaned him the car.
That cow Amanda put him up to it.
I bet she only did it to get me into trouble.
Mm. I'm still annoyed at Neil, though.
He can't help it if he's bipolar.
I Googled it. Right.
It's hard for families too.
You're a good brother to him.
Thanks.
The nurse is with her. More blood tests.
Why? What's wrong with her? They're monitoring her.
What are you doing, sending in visitors?
The doctor said she's able for it.
Yeah. Bela nearly told her that Tommy Dillon was back.
Does she know? No, but it's a good job I was there.
Damien filled me in on the shenanigans between him and Jane.
Sorry. I wasn't thinking.
Yeah. She doesn't need any more setbacks.
I don't want her worrying about anything.
And no more visitors behind my back.
You run it by me in future.
We're just trying to protect her here, Wayne, OK?
Tommy. Hey, Charlie.
Early days yet.
Excuse me, Charlie.
I've had some people say to me that they find it offensive
that you're letting an attempted murderer
put a notice up in their community centre.
And who might these people be? Just locals.
Well, next time, refer them to me and I'll set them straight.
Thank you, Tommy. Thanks, Charlie.
Can you not just let it go?
I know it was you who broke into my apartment.
It wasn't.
You managed it somehow and I'll prove it.
You can't frame me for something I didn't do.
Enjoy being back inside, Tommy.
Maybe they'll let you sow carrots in the window box.
(DAMIEN) Hey! Listen, sorry I'm late.
I had to get that order in for tomorrow.
You're fine.
Are you crying? I think I really upset my dad.
Did you have a row?
He didn't have anything to do with the break-in.
He was in Phelan's, helping Farrah with a delivery.
That was why he was gone for so long. He told you this, did he?
No, Farrah did. That's great.
He's gonna be on CCTV and the whole shebang.
But I didn't know and I questioned him.
Yeah, because you had to.
He told me he didn't do it and I doubted him.
Why didn't he tell you he was in the shop?
That's not the point, Damien!
I was the last person here to trust him.
I'm sorry. That's not fair. He's putting too much stress on you.
But I did doubt him. What's wrong with that?
How would you feel if I doubted you?
I'm sorry, Caoimhe, look, alright, trust, it has to be earned, OK?
And Tommy has got a long way to go before he gets there.
You don't understand! I was his rock.
This is not your battle, love.
I'm his daughter and I let him down.
What if he has another breakdown?
(GASPS IN PAIN) What is it? What's going on?
Nothing. It's just my belly stretching.
You know what it is? Stress is what it is.
No, I'm not stressed. What am I going to say to him?
I don't care. Right now I'm more worried about you and our baby.
It'll pass in a minute.
Maybe you just need a little lie down.
I'm just so tired at the moment.
I know you are. Hey, come here.
Listen to me. You've just got to stop worrying, OK?
Thanks.
Hey. Hey.
Dean said you might be training with us.
Excuse me? Something about you going on a fitness regime.
Dean's got a big blooming mouth on him.
Sorry. I didn't know it was a secret.
What else did he say? Nothing.
Michael. You didn't get a casting, alright.
There's loads of reasons that happens.
That was a private conversation.
They were probably looking for someone with dandruff and acne.
Funny enough, that wasn't in the brief.
Dean's a gym rat. You'll end up looking like a body builder.
There's nothing wrong with that. Why change perfection?
You wouldn't be exploiting my rejection to chat me up, would you?
No. But if I was? You wouldn't stand a chance.
Good to know. Low-fat white wine, yeah?
Damien.
So, what's up?
Caoimhe. She's very upset about earlier.
I'll talk to her.
I don't know, Tommy. All of this, it's...
It's not good for her and the baby. I know. I overreacted.
And I'm not blaming you, but ever since you came back here...
I'll sort it. I don't know.
Maybe we just need a bit more time.
All I want is to for my daughter to be proud of me again.
You're putting her under too much pressure. And you.
This can't be good for you. And Jane, she's gonna keep chipping away.
You think I'll crack? Why would you take the risk?
I'm sorry.
I don't want to do this, but I have to, for Caoimhe.
We both know what this is doing to her.
Tommy, you've more than one child.
You don't have to spell it out. I'm sorry.
Don't be. Don't be.
I'll be gone tomorrow.
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