Want to go somewhere else? No, cos he's leaving.
Can we just get something to eat and pretend to be normal?
Please. Alright.
Sorry to interrupt. Then don't.
I remembered that Luke had operations on his ear
when he was a kid. Right, Dad, come on. Another time.
But it didn't affect him as an adult...
Look, I don't give a monkeys about you or your brother's ears.
It's got nothing to do with my son. Wayne, stop.
Can you leave us alone, please? We're trying to have our breakfast.
Sure.
He was just trying to help. Yeah, he's a real hero.
Will you stop making things worse? Me?
Yes, you. You were the one asking for his family history.
Because we need as much information as possible.
No. We don't need anything from him.
It's OK, love. It's OK. Shh, shh, shh.
Did someone use the eggs? Oh, yeah. I did.
All of them? Only one.
So where are the others hiding? I had a little accident.
You broke an egg? Actually, I broke them all.
How does somebody break five eggs? I slipped.
I'm sorry, but the good news is I didn't hurt myself.
Well, that's a relief. And I cleaned up the mess.
Stop it. It's like living with toddlers.
You're the one who insisted that he move in here.
I paid my way. Yes, you did, actually.
The cheque did not bounce, believe it or not.
Enough! Enough!
Oh, it's Heather.
Hello, love. Oh, don't cry. It's alright.
When did that happen?
I'll tell you what. I'll go to the shop and get fresh eggs.
And rashers. How's that? Excellent.
Come on, Bob. Smile. Pretend you like me.
Hey, Kerri-Ann. Hi
Hey. How's he doing?
He's very quiet. That's not good, is it?
Leo, Debbie is here!
I made you a quiche. It's just out of the oven.
Oh, thanks. That's very kind of you.
Oh, some stuff that Paula left behind.
I was thinking of posting it on to her.
Bad idea, is it?
Well, I suppose you don't want it lying around the house.
Well, I didn't want to throw it out.
Give it to the Helping Hand. That's a good idea.
Yeah? Yeah, let it go.
Alright. I'll do it now.
Well done, you. OK.
I'll have that quiche when I come back. OK.
Bye.
He's cleansing Paula from his life.
Well, a few bits of clothes.
No, it's symbolic.
Actually... I think I'll give this whole house a cleanse too.
I'll help. We'll give the place a good old scrub.
Oh, no, Debbie, we're not going to clean it.
I'm going to Feng Shui it.
That's where you put the Buddhas everywhere?
No, no. No, it's much more subtle than that.
I'm going to invite positive energies into Leo's home.
I think it's just what he needs. You think?
Yeah, trust me.
We should still be in bed.
Me and Rach are working today. What's your excuse?
My da kicked me out, if you must know.
I didn't even get breakfast. I'm starving.
Maybe Neil will buy you lunch? Have you seen him?
Yeah, obviously. Oh, really?
Don't sound so surprised. I didn't know you were together.
Well, we're kinda hanging out. He's been texting.
Give us a look. Get off.
Go on, read one out. No way, they're private.
"Oh, Amanda. I want you, I need you, I must have you.'
Yeah, something like that.
I'd thought his brother would be more your type?
Doug? No way.
You two can fight over him. But Neil's mine.
I hate to hear her crying on the phone.
I don't know what to say.
Well, I suppose your job is to listen and tell her everything will be fine.
She's on her own with a child. That's not easy.
It's not easy for you, either.
I wish I could give her a hug.
I'm sorry, love. I must be driving you mad going on about her.
Just a little.
You were there for me with the Max stuff, so I understand.
(KNOCK AT DOOR) Sorry, are you in the middle of something?
No, come in. I better get back out there. Thanks.
Any more word on Heather?
She's in bits. But now we have to focus on Farrah's party.
And Max coming back, right?
She's putting on a brave face.
I know. I wish I could help. Me too.
Can you believe this was in Leo's room?
What's wrong with that? Well, the mirror was facing his bed,
which is far too energetic for restful sleep.
And plants in the bedroom are a big no-no.
Because you forget to water them? No, it's too much yang.
Which could be Leo's problem with women.
That'd be it, yeah.
It's all about balancing the yin and the yang.
Or we could just give the kitchen a mop?
We're going for a more holistic approach.
But you're very good to help. Ah.
OK. Now it's all about the clear flow of energy, OK?
OK.
So I want you to visualise... water flowing into this room.
Would the water, the stream, flow smoothly and freely?
I'd say it would destroy the carpet myself. Eoghan.
OK, Eoghan. So I need you to move the furniture... OK.
..to allow the flow.
There can be no sharp edges and nothing can get stuck.
Eoghan, you understand?
Not really.
OK. Debbie, I think the mirror over there.
Yeah. Thank you. Lovely.
And our plant, I think there maybe.
I'll do that for you. Isn't this exciting?
Operation free flow.
Hi. Hey, Leo.
What's going on here?
Don't be cross, Leo. We all want to help.
Kerri-Ann's idea. Feng Shui.
It's all about flowy water and yang-ying stuff.
Oh, and I got new tea towels. I recycled the old.
In with the new.
Very good. You're really getting this.
See, Leo? We all care. Even Eoghan.
Well, I don't know what to say.
Why don't you grab the other end of that couch then, yeah? Right.
I do feel sorry for her but she's in Brazil.
What's my Ma supposed to do?
Well, everyone has their problems, don't they?
Why, what's up with you?
Don't get me started.
Let's go for lunch.
That's a great idea. We'll go to Vinos?
No. Town. I'm sick of looking at the same faces here.
Me too.
Jane? I'm going into town. It's well for some.
Can you tell Wayne that I've gone out with Farrah
and Dolores is minding Junior. Fine by me.
I'll just go grab my bag. Yeah.
Ladies who lunch, eh? We deserve a treat.
At least I won't have to listen to Wayne and Orla rowing.
That's always a plus.
He looks miserable.
He needs to cop himself on.
I thought I got through to him the other day.
I hope I didn't make things worse.
Do you want to ask him if he wants to join us?
No. Not if you don't want me to. Go on.
Hey. Hey, how are you?
You waiting for Orla or are you here on your own?
Just me. I needed to get away from the pub.
We're gonna grab a bit of lunch, if you want to join us.
Er, no. No, thanks.
I'm sorry about the way I spoke to Caoimhe.
Ah, it's OK. I know it's been hard on you.
Believe me, you don't.
Hey, look, I'm on your side.
I'm doing my best here.
Yeah, but it's not your problem, is it? Or Caoimhe's.
Well, he's Caoimhe's da, I'm your best mate.
We're all in this together.
He's everywhere I go. I can't seem to get away from him.
I know it's tough, alright?
You know, one minute he's holding Junior.
The next, he's handing out advice.
I swear to you, I don't think I can handle it.
He thinks he's the expert on my son. That's bull, and you know it is.
Forget about Tommy Dillon.
He's nothing got to do with you.
Biology, that's all he is.
You need to focus on your wife and on your son, yeah?
(KNOCK ON DOOR)
Can I come in? Yeah, sure.
I've been doing a bit of thinking.
I'd like to fly Heather home to you. And the little one.
Sorry?
I want to pay for airline tickets for Heather and Eleanor.
Hughie, you can't. It's incredibly expensive.
It's from the settlement. No, I can't ask you to use that money.
You're not asking. I want to.
Why? Because it's my turn to help you now.
It's a lot of money. I don't know what to say.
A thank you will do.
This means so much to me. Thank you.
Here.
That's lunch? Yeah. I'm too good to you.
Do you get double pay for working on a Sunday? In my dreams.
You should have came out last night. These women were unreal.
So you keep saying. You should see the text she sent me.
Yeah, yeah. I'm serious.
I know what you're talking about. Your texts to Amanda.
Amanda? No.
Come on, I heard you've been texting her.
We're just mates, that's all. There's nothing going on.
Amanda thinks there is. Nah, she's real casual.
Honestly, she's not. She's just a kid.
You'll have to tell her where she stands.
She doesn't stand anywhere. That's not the point, Neil.
Make it clear. Seriously. Alright. Calm down.
I have to make things clear. I get it.
Thanks for freaking me out.
Orla was with you, wasn't she? No, I haven't seen her today.
Just Jane said she was at some a girl's lunch or something.
Oh, no, not with me anyway. (LAUGHTER)
There she is. Hiya.
Hey. Hey!
Did you not get my calls?
No. Sorry, my phone was in the bottom of my bag. What's wrong?
I just didn't know where you were. Did Jane not tell you?
She did tell me that, yeah, but...
I need to talk to you, OK?
Erm, why don't I say goodbye to Farrah?
And I got Junior an Ireland jersey.
I want... I want him to leave us alone, do you hear me?
Are you alright, Orla? She's fine. It's got nothing to do with you.
OK, Wayne. Stop, please. Listen to me.
I can't do this. Is everything alright?
Yes! Will you give us some space here, please?
Why don't you go take your break? Stop this.
Don't start telling me what to do.
Nobody's doing that anymore, especially not him!
Stop. Wayne, why don't you go upstairs?
Everything alright, Caoimhe? Everything is fine.
You get away from us. Do you hear me? Get away from my family!
You seem a bit upset. Upset?
Look at him. Do you see what he's doing to me?
It's alright.
He's not gonna stop this until everybody knows. Are you?
Please, Wayne... Why don't you tell them, huh?
Well, I'll do it for you.
Tommy wants you all to know that he is Junior's father. There you go.
Wayne, please... Huh?
It's the truth.
It's true.
But that's just biology, Tommy, isn't it?
Because I am his dad. Me.
So you get that into your thick skull. I am his dad.
Dad, be quiet. Listen to what she's saying to you.
Wayne, go upstairs, please.
Orla...
I'm sorry.
I wanted to tell you. Lots of times, I did.
Why didn't you? I could have been here for you.
I know.
I better just.. Go on. And will you call me later?
You didn't know that Tommy was Junior's father, did you?
Are you telling me that you did? I did, yeah.
It's just as well I can keep a secret.
Poor Orla. It's worse for Wayne.
This is awful.
He shouldn't have done that.
We need to get out of here.
Why? I haven't do anything wrong. Dad. Just come on, will you?
So you finally texted me back?
Sorry about that. I was out of credit the last few days.
It doesn't matter.
Do you want to hang out later? If you're not busy.
Look, Amanda, I like you. Do you?
Yeah, what's not to like?
You're fun, gorgeous.
But I'm not able for this.
It doesn't have to be anything serious. I'm OK with casual.
I can't even do that. It's my head, you know.
But you're on meds. Yeah, but it takes a while for things to settle.
It's not good for me to be in any sort of relationship.
I need space. That's what my doctor said.
I didn't know that. It's sort of private.
I won't say it to anyone. Thank you.
So it's just bad timing. For us. For now. That's what it is.
Exactly. Bad timing. Thanks for understanding.
I don't know how I would have got through this week
without you, Kerri-ann. Or you, Debbie.
Happy to help. It's been a horrible time for you.
I did help move the furniture around.
Yeah, thanks for that. Yeah.
Leo, I... said some things, yeah?
Yes, you did. I speak my mind. We all know that.
I don't approve of what Paula did. As a taxpayer, I resent that she...
You're not going to go talking about all that again, are you? No. Sorry.
None of us like what Paula did. But we're supporting Leo.
And I, for one, am very glad that you're staying in Dublin.
Me too.
Well, yeah. I think I've made the right decision.
You have. She didn't treat you well, Leo.
You deserve better.
There's a lovely woman out there for you, Leo. I can feel it.
Might even get as lucky as me one day.
(ALL EXCLAIM) How much wine has he had?
(LAUGHTER)
Cheers. Cheers.
What's up?
Hughie offered to fly Eleanor and Heather home.
Where would you get that sort of money? Farrah!
I already told Renee. I have a bit of money from the settlement.
It doesn't matter anyway, she can't come.
Maybe that's a good thing, they can work their marriage out.
It's not that easy.
I know, Ma. I've been there. Lots of us have.
Yes, but this is different. She's on her own over there.
She needs her mother. Don't we all.
She doesn't mean that. I better get back to work.
There is another way to look at this. Heather can't come to you,
but there's nothing to stop you going to her.
I've already offered to pay for the fare.
It'll just be your name on the ticket instead.
Really? Are you sure?
Positive. Let's have a look at flights.
Oh, thank you!
Junior's asleep.
Well, it's out now.
You can't take it back.
If you weren't so paranoid, none of this would have happened.
I know that you're worried.
But how many times do I have to tell you that you are Junior's dad.
Nobody else.
Where are you going? I'm going in to see Junior.
No, because we need to talk.
Not now.
What am I supposed to do? Everybody knows.
Wayne, why would you do that?
Wayne, please just...
I let her down gently. You mean you lied?
I told her she was great,
but because of the way I am, I can't do relationships.
So you blamed your condition?
You wanted me to make it clear, so I did.
But it's not true, though.
So what? She gets it.
She's not half as bad as how you were making out. She's cool.
Wait, so you do fancy her?
No. I'm heading out now with one of the girls from the other night.
Seriously? I'd invite you along, but you'd only get in my way.
Was she upset? Who?
Amanda. Look, you worry way too much. See you later.
See you.
He did the right thing. It's all sorted.
I've just had Wayne on the phone. He told me what happened.
Is he alright? No, he's not.
I didn't ask him to announce it to the world.
I don't get this.
You're off gardening for the day while my mate is screwed up.
I needed to clear my head.
Did you? What are you going to do about it, Tommy?
Me? It's Wayne who's not being rational here.
He's been stressed out since you got back.
He'd want to get it together. He has a child to look after.
Hang on. He's an good dad. No one could love that kid more.
This is because of you. I'm sorry, but this has gone too far, Caoimhe.
Damien's right.
Wayne is terrified that you want to take Junior away.
But I don't. You know I don't... Blah, blah, blah.
It's all words. Stop with the friendly Uncle Tommy routine.
No one's interested. Damien! This is affecting all of us.
I'm sorry. Then back off.
Maybe next Sunday you can borrow one of the garage cars
and take us for a spin? Do you want me to lose my job?
That's a great idea. We could go to the beach.
Yeah, cos the last time you robbed a car, it worked out so well.
We didn't rob a car, we borrowed it. I'm not taking a car. End of.
Shame. We could have went swimming. Us three and Neil.
Oh, Romeo, Romeo, look at me in my bikini.
I thought you and Neil weren't seeing each other?
Did he say that? Well, sort of. He said you had a chat.
He explained things. Bad timing for now.
Oh, you mean he dumped you?
No. You see, me and Neil understand each other.
He either wants to be with you or he doesn't.
Don't mind her. Just be careful, and don't get your hopes up.
Aren't I right, Doug?
Don't look at me. I know nothing.
You're just jealous. No. Not at all.
I really am. An unemployed looper, it's just my type.
Oi! That's my brother.
Do you know what he did call me? Gorgeous and fun.
That's great.
Yeah, so you see, we're not finished. We're just freeze-frame.
There you go. Listen, thanks. For everything.
You did the same for me.
Remember when I was heartbroken over Raymond?
Yeah, look at you now. Exactly.
Time heals all wounds. That's what my Gran used to say.
So, do you like the Feng Shui? Honestly?
I do, I do.
But can I have my mirror back in my room? Call me vain.
OK, it's your house, I'll compromise.
OK, I was just going to go for a bath.
Are you OK? You're not going to get all weepy?
Not my style.
No, I'll be grand.
You will be.
Wayne. How are you doing?
I'm grand. Can you just leave it, Jane?
I know what it's like to have people talk about you.
That's all I was gonna say.
Don't pretend to care. It doesn't suit you.
Are you sure you're OK to work? Yeah, I'm sure.
You're the real Santa Claus today, aren't you?
If Renee's happy, I'm happy.
I'm over the moon. And still in shock.
Hiya. Hello.
You look in better form. Where were you?
Just outside. Join us.
We're celebrating. Why?
I'm going to Brazil. Tomorrow.
Thanks to Hughie. Tomorrow? Is this a joke?
Apparently not. Hughie the hero has bought your mother a ticket.
I'm sorry, love. It means I won't make your party.
I hope you understand.
So, when did you win the Lotto?
I don't have to explain myself to you.
No, I think you do. Farrah!
No, Ma. It's weird. Where did you get the money from?
It's simple. I won my court case.
And you're not going to tell us how much, no? Don't be so crude.
Enough to keep me going. And you want nothing in return?
That's right, Bob. Nothing.
I can't believe you're going to miss my party.
I'm sorry. Heather needs me, love.
Yeah, course she does.
Could we have a word?
Can you just go home, Tommy. No, no.
I want to hear what he has to say.
Maybe in the office? No.
Say whatever you want to say here. I don't care.
So? I've been thinking.
It's better that things are out in the open.
Better for who? Can you just let him talk?
Look, I'm going to back away and let you two to bring up your son.
I care about the little lad. I'll keep an eye on him,
but from a distance.
I think Damien is right. I think you're both great parents.
Who the hell does he think he is?
Did you not hear him? He's going to back off.
He's gonna keep an eye on him from a distance.
Does that not sound like a threat... Please, stop this paranoia.
Paranoia? We have a right to be paranoid.
I mean, why the hell is he even here?
Nobody talks to him apart from Caoimhe.
He's here for one reason only. Junior.
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