No. There's no point in worrying until we know what she wants.
It's obvious what she wants.
Hi, kids. Sit down, have your breakfast.
You never get out of bed this easily on a school day.
Holidays are different.
Now, all set for camp, yeah? Yeah.
You know, Indiana Jones was an archaeologist.
You keep saying that.
You never know. You might find dinosaur bones.
They didn't have dinosaurs in the Bronze Age.
So, the bus is collecting you at 1:00
and we're going to have a nice time before you go, I think.
Juliet's dad's bringing us to Blanch today.
That's this afternoon. We're going to have some family time first.
Fine.
Right, it says here you have to bring your wellies with you,
lots of socks and a torch.
I don't know where my torch is.
Where were you when you had at last?
(PHONE RINGS)
It might be under my bed.
(PHONE CONTINUES RINGING)
Hello?
She reckoned the tracking has gone.
Do you want to have a look? Grand, yeah.
Alright? What's up?
I figured you'd be hungry. Cheers.
I can't believe you came straight into work from the airport.
How was Magaluf? It was deadly.
Any birds? There was one. Roisin from Cork.
Trust you go to Spain and end up with an Irish girl.
She was nice. Yeah. of course she was.
What's he doing here?
We were just catching up.
Well, you can do it on your own time.
Am I not allowed to talk to my brother now?
I'll talk to you later.
I'm sure you have lots of work to be catching up on, yeah?
Absolutely. This is brilliant, Hayley. Thank you so much.
Call in to me in Vino's later.
Watch yourself there.
Hayley got me a modelling gig for today.
Great. So where are you jetting off to?
Milan? Paris?
Stoneybatter.
Ah. Home of all the great supermodels.
What's the gig?
It's a publicity shoot for some tech company.
Oh! The glamour.
It pays well. I'm not complaining.
You're gonna be a kept man if this keeps up.
Yeah. You're hilarious.
Are you all set for your trip? I'm meeting the lads in London.
We're flying to Helsinki in the morning.
So will I catch you for a drink before I go?
Sure. Call around here after work. Good luck.
I'll get Dad to cover for me this afternoon.
Louise, your poor dad. Oh, go chop some veg.
I'm going to get my hair done. Can you cope without me for an hour?
For the sake of Carrigstown's next top model, I'll struggle on somehow.
I'll get these. Thanks.
How's Lenka? Is he still doing your head in?
He won't be here forever. Why? Has he said he's moving on?
Not yet. Thanks.
Do you really believe everything he said yesterday?
Maybe we should get to work. OK.
I must have left my wallet at home. It's fine.
I think I can afford two coffees.
You're cutting me out? Some can run with the big boys.
Some people can't. Don't take it personally.
I can do this. Please. Are you really that stuck for cash?
(SCOFFS) I need someone to do credit control for me.
I have a few bills need collecting. Do you think you can handle that?
So long as I'm getting a cut.
Yeah, obviously.
Here's a list of names and amounts. Shouldn't be too complicated.
Even for you.
So you'd better get started. What, now?
Is that a problem?
No, it's just I'm working for Decco this morning
and I promised Juliet I'd take her and her pal out shopping.
Look, if you're not up for it... I didn't say that.
Fine. Meet me tomorrow. But I was this done properly.
Thank you.
Alright? Will you tell Bob I drop these over.
They delivered to us by mistake.
Morning. How are you?
Alright? So you know what you have to do?
Yeah. I'll be in touch.
No problem.
See you. See ya.
Was I interrupting something there?
Hot date. I got bored waiting for you.
Coffee?
I, er, have to head back to work. That's a pity.
I'm sure I'll see you around soon.
What did Deirdre say?
Only that she needed to see us.
We can't just ignore her. Why not?
Ah, Jo. Do you think we should tell Ben that she rang?
No, I don't.
After he found that letter last year
we promised him we wouldn't lie about this again.
And I meant it. He's too young.
Look, he's off to camp in a few hours.
Can we not just have a nice morning like we had planned with him?
Yeah. Whatever you want.
Now, folks, you had the croissant, yeah? Enjoy.
Dean, can you sign for this? Yeah, no worries.
You legged it pretty quickly earlier. Mm.
Man, if you fancy Hayley yourself... What? No. Definitely not.
Before you think I'm stalking you, you can relax.
I'm looking for Louise. She shouldn't be too long.
She went out to get her hair done earlier.
I can wait, if that's OK with you?
Do you want to order anything? Coffee.
If that's all that's on offer.
You know, I reckon Mondo fancies you.
Probably.
He's cute in a puppy dog kind of way but it's not really my thing.
So what is?
You'll have to ask you out if you want to know that.
(CHUCKLES) You don't hang about, do you?
What's the fun in that?
You should try and catch a hurling match.
I could never master the hand pass.
On of our teachers from school was a priest from Cork.
He had three pictures behind his desk.
The Pope, JFK and Christy Ring.
You definitely have to get to Croker so.
I have to pull my weight, right? Oh, yeah. Cheers.
You two are getting on well.
I thought you were already gone to work.
I forgot my wallet.
I was going to drop it over to you.
No need to check. I didn't help myself.
I thought I'll cook dinner tonight.
That would be great. Don't sound so surprised.
I'd better get back.
Kabanda said he will send me some money this week.
But you know what my brother is like.
Fifty Euro should do it.
I'll pay you back as soon as the cash comes in.
Right.
It will be the best dinner you've ever had.
Do we have a drink for Ben for the bus?
Oh. Louise, could I have a word?
Look, I was gonna ask you
if I was to go out with Hayley would that be awkward?
(LAUGHS) You want to be careful there.
Are you asking my permission? Well, she's your friend.
But I doubt that's stopped you in the past.
When I was about 17,
I was doing a line with my best friend's young sister.
That was before I met your mother.
OK, before this conversation gets any more awkward,
could you fill in for me this afternoon?
I need somebody to keep an eye on Dean.
Hey, I'm right here.
Do you think that's a good idea after what happened the last time?
Please?
(SIGHS) Go on. But this is not gonna be a regular thing.
I promise. Thank you.
Hayley, sorry I got held up. Dean kept me entertained.
Have you decided where you're taking me yet?
It's going to be McCoys, isn't it?
Hey, with my charming personality it won't matter where we are.
Smooth. I know.
How about some ice-cream sundaes?
You never let us have those.
But today is a special day.
I don't know why you're fussing. He's only going to camp.
I went to Wales and you didn't buy me any ice cream.
They're for both of you.
Why do you look like you're gonna cry?
I'm not.
Last year, Martin's mum cried when she left him to the bus.
It was so embarrassing. Everyone teased him for a week.
Ah, you shouldn't have told us that. We'll have to make a show of you now.
He's only joking. Right, come on. Who wants what?
The bus will be here soon. Dermot's right. Come on.
You can't just go around losing your temper with people
the way you did with Paul. Are you seriously taking his side?
Give it over, will you? There'll be other jobs.
Yeah... What's up?
Alright? I can't stay. I'm picking up parts.
You'd better run. You don't want to let Paul down.
He is my boss. Yeah.
What? You don't know what he's really like.
Did something happen? It's not like I actually hit him.
What?! Cos Rachel stopped you.
It sounds worse than it was.
What did you do? Why do you think it was my fault?
I had a great job lined up and he ruined me chances.
He told them not to hire me. Neil, please.
I just wanted to have it out. So that's why he's on my case.
Why do you work for a guy like him?
I like Paul. And I need the money. He's a lunatic.
He's not that bad usually.
I didn't mean to cause you aggro.
Doug knows that.
I'd better go and get these for him now. I'll see you later.
He just got my back up. Yeah, I know.
Dinner for tonight. So your money came through, then?
Temporary cash flow problems Ama lent me some.
She knows I'll pay her back.
So, lamb tagine?
I didn't know you could cook. It can't be that hard.
Maybe we could get Ama to cook instead.
Good luck with that.
She wouldn't mind.
But I do.
I was just trying to be nice. You've been so good to me letting me stay.
You said you'd only be here for a couple of days.
Ama wants me to stay as long as I need to.
We have a lot of catching up to do. Only it's getting very crowded.
It's a big house. You should see some of the places I've stayed.
I think it would be better if you find a place of your own.
I can start paying my way as soon as that cash comes in.
It's not just about the money, Lenka.
Are you asking me to leave?
You should have said. Don't worry. I'll find somewhere soon as I can.
I don't want to outstay my welcome.
Ben is going to be fine.
He'll be having so much fun he won't be thinking about us.
And whatever she has to say, we'll face it together, OK?
(DOORBELL)
I'll get that.
Deirdre. Hi.
We told you last year that he's not ready.
This isn't about Ben. Isn't it?
I tried to explain and nobody knew how to get in touch with you.
I didn't want you hearing it from the authorities.
Hearing what? It's Ken.
What's he done now? Dermot, I'm so sorry.
Why, what's happened?
He's gone. Ken's dead.
You weren't there?
I've been staying with my mum in Mayo.
Ken and I split up last year.
I didn't know. I'm so sorry.
We really appreciate you coming to tell us.
Of course.
This must be hard for you too.
I really did love him, you know.
So have they made any arrangements for his funeral?
No. The thing is, Dermot, you're next of kin.
So the funeral home want to talk to you about the arrangements.
Right. I'll leave their number.
And if there's anything you want, just give me a ring.
I'm staying in Tully's Hotel. It's just down the road.
Are you going to stay long?
I don't know yet.
They said call any time.
I'll show myself out.
How are you? I was just leaving this for you.
Are you trying to give me another heart attack?
No. No, I just said... Relax, I'm just winding you up.
So how are you doing? Nearly done.
Good. We have these five cars that need servicing by tomorrow evening.
No worries. It's under control. That's what I like to hear.
You can take a break, if you like. Ah, fine.
Only I was thinking I wanted to ask you something.
This'll be good. Go on, go on.
Paul. Mr Brennan.
I thought I'd come and sort this with you.
I'm listening.
Whatever you think about me, you can't take it out on Doug.
Is that what I'm doing? Neil, leave it.
You've lost me a job. Isn't that enough?
Is this supposed to be an apology? Why would I apologise to you?
Get out of here. Do I have to tell you again? Get out.
Now do you see what he's like? No wonder people can't stand you.
Neil, just go.
He didn't mean that, Paul.
Those cars won't fix themselves. Grow on.
A few Christmas cards, the odd text.
I only spoke to him last year because of Ben.
Ah, love.
There's just so much to organise.
You've had a shock. You need to take some time out now.
No, I'm fine.
You know you're not fine.
When Eleanor died, I didn't think that I was gonna get through that.
I wouldn't have done without you. You and Eleanor were close.
Ken knew that you cared about him.
I just kept saying "I must call him." But I never got round to it.
There was always something else to do.
Ah, Dermot.
Look, if you need to get to work. I'm going nowhere.
Better give these a call. No. All of this can wait.
Jo, they'll want to know what the arrangements are.
What he would have liked. I-I haven't a clue.
Anything interesting? Actually, there's an invite here
to a pharmaceutical bash in Wicklow this week.
Judith always said that that was just a junket.
No, it'll be a good laugh. Anyway, they pay for everything.
Nice hotel, decent meal. Sounds like fun.
Good. I'll book us a couple of rooms.
Us?
Yeah. You can work your charm on the sales reps.
Ah...
Go on, you know you want to.
OK, why not?
I'll have to dig out my tux. People go over the top at these things.
Great. Kerri Ann will be in her element.
(THEY LAUGH)
Hi. Hi. Er, Everything OK?
Sean wants me to move out. Did he say anything to you?
Er... No, not a thing.
Maybe you could have a word with him? He listens to you.
I don't know. I thought everything was going OK.
It's Sean's house. You pay rent too.
You have a say. I'm sorry.
We need to get back to work.
You wouldn't want to see an old friend homeless.
You'd be fine. Please, Ama.
If that's what Sean wants, there's nothing I can do.
I'll go and start packing. Look, it's for the best.
You need to find your own place to live. You need to move on.
I'm impressed. Being tough suits you.
Well, I've had plenty of practice working with you.
(CHUCKLES)
(PAUL) You alright?
Nearly finished. Is there anything else?
Have you started that job for Moriarty yet? Not yet, no.
He wants those cars finished by tomorrow morning.
You said tomorrow evening.
I know. Should I tell him we couldn't do it?
I'm meant to bring Juliet to the cinema.
It's OK. I've no plans. It would mean working late.
Tell him it'll be done first thing. Good man, Doug.
Sure, you're dead on your feet as it is.
Ah, it's grand.
Look, he already knows you're a decent mechanic.
Yeah? Yeah.
Actually, I'm skint after Magaluf. I could do with the overtime.
So, Helsinki for a week. Gonna be hell for you.
Yeah. Somebody's got to do it.
I thought I was gonna miss you. How was the job?
It was fine. He's just wondering
when he gets to tell people that he's dating a supermodel.
Fancy another? No, I gotta head soon.
But, er, better not. Suit yourself.
Hard day? I'm celebrating my new career.
We'll drink to that. Cheers.
We've got to choose a casket for him and music for the service.
Oh, Dermot.
He asked me if I wanted to write a eulogy.
But I've no idea what to say. But I'll help you.
Who are they going to get to read it out?
Some guy I've never even met.
Oh, love. (HE SIGHS)
I keep thinking about when were kids, you know?
We had this aunt.
She used to give us £20 at Christmas and our birthdays.
She'd put it in the post office.
This one year, I wanted to get a train set.
But I didn't want to spend all my savings.
So I never got it.
Ken just laughed. Said I was boring.
(THEY CHUCKLE)
He spent all his on records.
Probably still has them, too.
Oh, love.
(SIGHS)
He's really gone, Jo.
I can't do this. I can't organise his funeral.
Yes, you can.
No. I mean, I don't know who his friends are.
I did know what he would have wanted. It's OK.
Deirdre should be doing this. She knows him better.
Why don't you call her? It might do you good.
Are you sure?
Text you when I get there. You don't have to.
I know. But I want to.
Ah. I'll keep one eye on her while you're gone.
That's reassuring. Go on. You'll miss your flight.
I'll see yous. See ya.
What time are you meeting Hayley at?
Half past. Why?
Louise, I know you well enough to know when something's wrong.
It's fine. It's no big deal.
It's just... that job got a bit, erm...
I don't want to talk about it. Louise.
The photographer.
It was all going great.
We were doing a bikini shoot but that was fine.
Then we were nearly finished and, erm, he wanted me to go topless.
He got a bit handsy.
I walked out. Right. Who was he?
I'm gonna go kick his head in. It's fine.
I'm fine. Are you sure?
It takes more than that to rattle a Doyle, right?
I'm going to talk to Hayley. She needs to know what he is like.
You've got another date with him. This is so exciting.
It's a work do. Same as last week.
It's fate.
I'm telling ya. Mrs Brown was in earlier to get colour done.
She was telling me that her neighbour's cousin
went to get a reading of her love lines. Kerri-Ann.
Honestly, a man she'd known for years asked her out.
It's not a date. (BANG)
(LENKA YELLS)
What happened?
I think I pulled my back.
Do you want me to take a look? No. It happens every now and then.
I just need to rest it for a few days.
Are you sure?
Could you please get me to the couch?
Yeah, of course.
OK.
(PANTS)
You might have to put up with me for a little bit longer.
I hope you don't mind.
You shouldn't keep a girl waiting. How did you get on?
He was an absolute sleaze.
John's harmless. You need to know how to deal with him.
He wanted me topless. So I walked out.
I know. He told me.
Do you know how much grovelling I had to do because of you?
I was hardly going to stay and let him paw me.
I thought you could handle yourself.
He knew he was going to try it on? So?
Right, where are you taking me?
I, er, think we should give it a miss.
Because of her? Seriously?
You said you wanted to be a model.
I do. But I am not getting my kit off for some old lech.
They would have looked tasteful. That makes it OK?
At her age, she's lucky to be getting any jobs.
I don't want that kind of work. Fine.
But there are plenty of girls younger than you
that are prepared to do it if you're not.
You can't seriously think that's OK.
It's about sex. That's what modelling is.
That's what sells. You're unbelievable.
Just give me my money. You left the shoot.
You're getting nothing. You can't do that.
You want to bet? I don't get paid, you don't get paid.
You learned a lesson. Hayley, you owe her. Now pay her.
If you can't handle the job, then fine.
Stick to making coffees. It's your call.
(DEIRDRE) How are you doing? Sorry, it was a stupid question.
Listen, Deirdre, erm,
did Ken ever say anything to you about, you know, what he wanted?
It's not the kind of conversation you have.
When are you flying out? I'm not.
Ken didn't have a life insurance policy
so we're going to cover the costs. Oh, I'm sorry.
They're organising a live stream so we can watch it from here.
Oh. I know. It sounds a bit strange.
Maybe we could watch it together.
Maybe that's a bad idea. No. No, of course not.
I can't believe I'm never going to talk to him again.
To tell him that I'm sorry. I'm sure that he knew.
Towards the end we fought about everything.
I never wanted things to end the way they did.
The last row we had was about you.
After I sent that letter to Ben, after you rang...
Deirdre... He was so angry with me.
He told me I should just let it go.
But I couldn't.
I want to get to know Ben.
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