Wow. It's great to see you with an appetite.
Should I get Dean to bring me a bib and you can feed me like a baby?
Alright. Not another word.
And don't be telling Yvonne. Tell her what?
Enjoy your trip. Make sure you give that sister of mine plenty of grief.
I am sure we'll have loads to row about.
(CHUCKLES)
Dean. Don't encourage her to waste any more time in that gym of yours.
You and Michael seem to have it under control.
Yeah, well, he's a nice lad, despite his history.
Well, it's a good thing you like him.
He could be your next son-in-law.
(SIGHS) I thought you'd be in the hospital with my mother.
She doesn't really need me there.
She does. Pete, if you don't mind me saying,
you going on like this is not gonna help her recovery that much, is it?
I've been in to see her every day. I know that.
But why is she still so worried about you?
Now, we have enough stress going on at the moment because of him.
My ma needs you. Now more than ever.
The B&B isn't a bad spot. Comfortable enough.
Thanks. Thanks.
The TV is broken, but that's a good thing. It gives me time to think.
I'll get this. No, no. It's on me.
Dad, you have to pay for your B&B. I can afford to buy you breakfast.
He's doing alright, isn't he? Then why do I feel so guilty?
He was going on about Zak again,
and how his children are the most important thing in his life.
How he can't wait to have a grandchild.
He's just being positive.
I have to sit there listening to it, all the while thinking about Junior.
Caoimhe, you need to hold your nerve.
Ready? Yeah, sure.
Hi.
Hey. What's the story with Neil?
The lad you called mental? You told him I was.
Look, I really like him, OK?
You like getting a rise out of people.
Will I see how quickly I can wind up your old man?
Go ahead. Alright, Mr Brennan?
I've got to collect Ruth.
Can you go to the garage and keep an eye on the place?
I thought Doug and Ray were there. Doug's sick and Ray's doing lessons.
I have another one booked. I'm getting really good at donuts.
Lock the wheel, give it plenty of welly and let her rip.
I can't wait for my next one. See ya.
Maybe we should say that Ray is sick too.
I'm be fine. She doesn't bother me anymore.
You're not just saying that, are you?
OK, come on.
Did I tell you what a great job you're doing.
A few times. It's true.
Oh, and if that one does turn up, keep her away from the office.
She's probably casing the place.
I'll see you. See ya.
OK, at the rate you're improving,
I don't see why you couldn't be out in a couple of weeks.
Don't want to discharge you too soon.
Then you're gonna end up straight back in here.
How are you feeling? Fine.
I'll leave you to it.
Any idea when they're gonna let you out?
Not for a fortnight or so.
Ah. It'll give me time to clean the flat. It's a bit of a mess.
I can imagine.
Well, actually, it's... it's immaculate.
I haven't been sleeping too well so I did a lot of cleaning.
Well, anyway, Neil is improved himself,
and Jackie are making peace, so when you get back home,
we'll have the place to ourselves.
I didn't really come here to talk about the flat.
Well, at least that doesn't make you angry.
Does religion really bother you that much?
I lost faith in you.
I mean, I was planning your funeral.
Please...
It was me that asked Father Bertie to anoint you.
So, you took it out on him?
Yeah, I did.
You had to watch me nearly die.
I'm so sorry that I put you through that.
No, no, no. It's me that's come here to apologise.
No...
I failed you, and... I didn't even know how to admit it.
Come here.
(chatter)
Jane. Look at him now.
Coming in here, deliberately trying to provoke me.
I have something for you. You recognise it?
Yeah, that's...
..that's the frame that had my parent's wedding picture in it.
Were his prints are all over it? Are you gonna arrest him?
We found that along with some other items we think are yours,
in a squat near here.
Now, we know the lad living there. He's a drug addict.
The front door of your building was left open,
so he just strolled in off of the street and picked an apartment.
It was all totally random.
Tommy must have put him up to it somehow.
They've never met. We did think to ask him.
And you're gonna believe some junkie?
If Tommy was involved, that lad would have dropped him in it by now.
He's manipulated people before.
Not this time. You need to stay away from him.
Thanks very much.
You need to ignore him. That's easy for you to say.
The junkie who robbed my flat is a better human being than you.
I'd trust him more. I asked you to do something for me.
I can't help it, he's stalking me.
Be very careful what you say next.
That was a threat. You heard that. OK, get back to work.
I am not the person you think I am,
and I won't be bullied into running away.
Tommy, I have to ask you to leave the pub.
I'm saying this as a friend. No matter how much she riles you,
it doesn't look good, you having a go at her like that.
Everyone seems to know what's best for me.
I can't find him
Wait outside for him. He's due back from another lesson.
I'm not talking about Ray. I'm looking for Neil. Have you seen him?
I was there when he called you thick.
He was just saying that.
Just wait outside, will you?
I'm a customer. They're always right.
You're not my customer. You're Ray's.
You know, we should hang out more. Seriously.
(CAR DOOR SHUTS) Here he is now.
See you next Wednesday. See you then.
Sorry I'm late. Go on and belt up and I'll be with you in a second.
See you later, Rach.
Oh. You two friends now? I wouldn't say that.
Do you know why she's really here?
Is she giving you hassle? Not that I can't handle her.
She's got her hooks into Neil and Doug's worried.
He didn't say anything to me about it.
He wouldn't. But maybe you should stop giving her lessons.
Whether she can learn to do a three-point turn or not
is not gonna make any difference to Doug or Neil.
I'd cancel the lessons for you, though.
No. You go on.
Good answer.
Ah-ha, hey. Lucky I left it there.
Listen, if there's anything you want to run by me, just ask.
Thanks, Charlie.
Hi, Tommy. Hey, Wayne.
Listen, UI heard what happened in the pub earlier.
Yeah, Jane won't be happy until I'm run out of here.
Well... I think she's a little bit scared,
and Orla was a bit freaked out as well.
What are you going to do, bar me?
No, no. Of course not.
Look, Caoimhe is a good friend of ours, and I just think for her sake,
yourself and Jane should give each other a wider berth.
So, when she's working, I stay away?
That might help, yeah.
What are you going to do, put her roster up next to your bar menu?
Let's not make this any more difficult than it has to be.
Thanks for coming. Hi.
Pete has something to say.
Yeah, erm... Look, I'm sorry for how I behaved.
Oh, there's no need to apologise.
This has been a terrible time for both of you.
But we're over the worst, and for that I should be grateful.
Well, it's clear to me you are.
Thank you for being here. No trouble.
I'll give you two a moment. I'm here all day.
I'll see you out.
Um... there's something I'd like to ask you.
Uh... I think it might help Dolores if I got the whole family together,
and I was wondering if possibly... you could be there too.
What are you doing? I just finished my lesson.
Ray said you wouldn't get lunch, so I got you a burger and a milkshake.
How many times do I have to tell you to stay out of here?
Buying me lunch isn't going to help with Neil.
If there's too much dairy, you can pick the cheese off the burger.
Little Miss Wheatgrass.
Why can't you just let me do this?
Everyone else is doing stuff. So am I.
Working for your da doesn't count. I'm running his office.
You're stapling bits of paper.
I thought you were smart.
So, Ray is kind of like your granddad?
I'm not talking about my family with you.
Do you want to hear about mine? No.
(SIGHS)
I like Ray.
You should. He's the only person I know
that doesn't think you're a sneaky little scobe.
You think buying me a takeaway is gonna make up for what you did?
You owe me 2.50 for the burger.
Hey! That's on me.
Did you book another lesson?
What happened here? Nothing I can't handle.
(CHATTER)
Should you not be gone by now?
Carol is getting one of her lads to pick me up here.
Anyway, I wanted to say thank you for being so good to Louise.
She's a mate.
Is that all?
Now, you don't have the greatest reputation when it comes to women.
Bela, look... No, let me finish.
Neither did I.
But I get the feeling that she has a... a soft spot for you.
Are you about to warn me off?
And let her end up with Dean, huh?
What, you think she might?
So, the feeling is mutual.
Mind her.
Ah, that'll be my cab.
Alright, have a good trip. Yeah.
I thought Wayne was going to speak to him.
Maybe it didn't go so well.
The man doesn't take no for an answer.
That's why he wound up stalking his wife.
Can you please stop going on about that.
I should be calling the guards. No.
Call Wayne.
Hi, Orla.
Did Wayne speak to you? He did.
I thought we decided it would be best if you stayed away from Jane.
Well, you decided.
Tommy... Jane hates me.
I'm surprised she can stand up under the weight of all those grudges.
I'll always be one of them.
Why are you trying to provoke her? It's not Jane I came to see.
I know why you don't want me around.
Neither of them were Jane.
We really shouldn't talk about this here.
Why not? It's quiet. I'm just a customer.
You bring me in the back or upstairs
and the little cogs in Jane's head will start crashing together.
I think you're making a bigger deal out of this than it needs to be.
It is a big deal. At least it is for you and Caoimhe.
You're the two I'm worried most about.
Tommy... You didn't have to send Wayne over to warn me off.
I didn't. Does he know?
That you're ashamed of what happened between us?
I can't... Look, I admit it.
The time we slept together, I just used you to get back at Judy.
Orla, I don't want to embarrass Wayne.
And I'm sorry if it still makes you feel awkward.
Well, I appreciate that.
I'll keep out of your way as best as I can.
Have you thought about what it's like for Caoimhe to have you back?
Wayne said the same thing. So did Damien.
I'm glad she has friends looking out for her. That's what they're for.
I'm not going to do anything stupid.
I want to be part of her new family, that's all.
And what about everybody else you hurt?
I'll make it up to them. What if they don't want you to?
You think I'm being selfish? I'm worried about Caoimhe, Tommy.
Not only is she pregnant, but now she has to deal with all this stress.
Look, I'm really glad that you're making progress.
I just wonder maybe, you know, should you leave
and come back when you're both more ready.
Hey.
Bob wanted these back with interest so there's an extra pack there.
So, this is where you come to skive, is it?
Has your da gone? I even helped him to pack.
Was that to make sure he actually left?
You should have seen the jumpers that he wanted to bring.
It's baking over there. See? You do care about him.
I might even miss him.
I'm meeting Michael later. Oh.
Sorry, is that stepping on your toes, or...
No, no. It's just, he didn't say, that's all.
Well, that's Michael. What does that mean?
Nothing. Just, you know, he's his own man.
Especially when there's a chick involved.
I was talking about you.
What about Jane?
Are they really done?
I wouldn't know.
But if he was up to something, you would say, wouldn't you?
Yeah.
I think I have my answer. Thank you.
Wait, I never said whether they were together or not. Louise!
I got her wrong. She won't be back here again.
In her own twisted way, I think she was trying to be nice.
I'm the problem. I hate working in that place.
Look, anybody that your da took on
had the talk of quitting within the first week.
And he's going to be twice as hard on you because you're his daughter.
Come on. You're doing a great job.
Stick with it, make him proud.
I can't.
Working in that garage is my idea of hell.
(SIGHS) Well, you better tell him soon
before he gets the new stationery printed. "Brennan and daughter."
See you, Ray. See you, darling.
Come on in, Pete.
Hey, how are you, Orla? Oh, hi, Pete.
Sorry. Well?
Well, it's all good.
Oh, yeah? And you and the man upstairs?
Ah. Not being funny now. Yeah, you're OK.
Just excuse Wayne. He's prone to putting his foot in his mouth.
I mean, it's been a stressful day. Is this Tommy?
Yeah... (KNOCK AT DOOR)
How are we? Hi, Farrah.
I was just seeing if Dolores liked the photo.
I haven't brought it in yet but she'll love it.
I'll print off a few more for you. Thanks.
How is she? She's an amazing woman.
We all know that, don't we?
I'd say she'll be back at work soon. That might be a little optimistic.
This is Supergran we're talking about.
Are you OK? Jane told me what happened with Tommy.
Yeah, that was nothing. Jane is prone to exaggeration.
What happened? Nothing. You just concentrate on Dolores.
That's why I came. There's something I want you to do.
I'll leave you to it. See you later. Thanks.
Now...
Look, I know you find filing boring, but it's all part of the process.
Learning from the ground up.
And who knows? One day, when you're running the whole show,
you'll know exactly where everything is.
What if I don't want to run a business?
You're 18. How do you know what you want?
I have some idea.
Well, so did I.
When I was your age, I was all over the place.
But you, you're going to college.
That's going to turn into what, a three or four year non-stop party?
You know I want to be a teacher. Which is good, yeah.
A lot of those skills transfer into business,
like, you know, minding staff.
And Doug isn't far off a junior infant. I mean it.
Look, love... you can do whatever you want in college,
and I'll back you one hundred percent.
Really? Yeah.
Education is important.
And after that, you can be my right-hand woman. Dad.
Just think of it. It'll be the perfect partnership.
I'll be the hustle, you be the brains.
But I'd be a better teacher.
Sorry, but it's what I want to do.
You see, sticking to your guns like that
is exactly what is going to make you into a perfect saleswoman.
You're not going to talk me out of it.
I'd be disappointed if I could.
I wish Junior could be here too.
Well, he had a bit of a sniffle so I couldn't bring him in.
Aw. I can't wait to hold him again.
Stop that or you'll have me bawling in a minute.
Hey. No more tears, do you hear me?
We'll have a big party when you come home.
Don't be silly. Everything I need is right here.
So, tell us, what's Junior been getting up to
since I've been in here? Well, besides missing you?
No more news?
No. No.
Nothing strange. Same as always.
Shall we get started? Yeah, please.
When Pete asked me to do this,
I did wonder whether I should call one of the nurses.
I thought he was coming down with a fever.
(LAUGHTER) Let us pray.
Faith comes in many forms.
And where it exists, it should be nourished and deepened.
For it is where hope lies.
And this family have been blessed with hope.
And the best medical care.
So, let us give thanks
and ask that wherever they seek guidance and protection,
they shall have it.
That was beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you.
Just call her, will you? You've been staring at your phone all evening.
Well, it's better than looking at your ugly mug, isn't it?
She knew we were coming out, right? Mm-hmm.
Maybe she's at home waiting for you to call.
I thought we were getting on well.
Yeah, you are. It's just...
I might have said the wrong thing to her about Jane.
You told you we were done, right? Yeah, I know.
But you know the way that women, they pick things up wrong.
I might have landed you in it by mistake.
So she thinks that me and Jane are still, like...
Yeah, kind of.
But look, you can fix it. Just give her a call.
Yeah. Thanks, mate.
It's not just Jane.
Your friends are saying I'm putting too much pressure on you.
Damien was looking out for you. Orla practically said the same thing.
That you should leave?
She was just confirming my own doubts.
You're staying until people accept that you've paid for what happened.
That might take a while.
So? You're not just leaving because Orla said so.
She said it because she's your friend.
You're lucky to have friends like that.
You're not going now. We'll chat about it tomorrow.
No, Dad... I won't make any decision without telling you. I promise.
See you.
I need to see Orla. Hang on...
No. No! She tried to use me to get rid of him.
Stop... Caoimhe!
(PHONE RINGS NEARBY)
I wasn't lurking outside your door. It was open downstairs so...
So you walked on up?
I was going to call first, but...
Damien asked him to leave because he cares about me.
You only care about yourselves! So we're just being selfish?
Look at the big picture here. You're gonna wake up Junior.
You planned it, didn't you? It's probably a misunderstanding.
They don't understand friendship.
We can't have him here. You must know that.
So it's true? You're pregnant.
Do you think it's OK for him to inflict this kind of stress on you?
And my ma, do you think it's good for her to know that he's here?
You should have had this conversation with Caoimhe
instead of going behind her back. You were the one who Tommy to leave.
And he admits that he's wrong. He wants what's best for me.
There's a better way to deal with this than losing our heads.
I've nothing else to say. Let's stop playing this game
and admit that we were never friends.
We never were and we never will be. We just need to calm down.
You need to stay away from my dad. I'm not gonna argue with that.
And you can stay away from me as well. We're done.
What? Wait a second! What does that mean?
It means you used her.
And now I don't know what she's gonna do.
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