The opening episode of a six-part thriller set in rural Ireland. Cat arrives at her childhood home where her mother has just died and immediately starts asking awkward questions
Questions mount up, and recriminations begin to surface.
The day of the funeral arrives and the extended family gather to bury Mary, with tensions high in the wake of their confrontation. Jim reintroduces a strange and distant relative to the household, whom Cat suspects has arrived with some very ill intentions.
In the aftermath of the funeral, Cat finds herself on the receiving end of Jim's apparent mercy and is forced to confront the question of her own sanity.
Reeling from the impact of another tragedy, Cat is presented with a dark choice to make, depending on whether she seeks the truth, or revenge.
The story returns to the days leading up to Mary's death and the truth is finally revealed. But will it satisfy Cat?
Jim returns home to find his daughter has contracted the same illness as her mother. His attempts to reconnect with his family only cause them more pain
As Fiona is brought in for questioning over the discovery of her husband's body, there is a flashback to the events of the preceding weeks.
Dez Breen continues with his interrogation of Fiona. Paul is faced with an impossible decision: will he follow Kian's orders or stay loyal to his friends?
The day of the twins' communion has arrived and the whole Hogan family are reunited for the first time since the events of last year. But tensions are high.
Jim tries to explain the events leading up to Paul's death, and convinces Fiona to sit down and talk with her husband, who is terrified she is going to leave him.
Following her father’s arrest, Fiona speaks again to Detective Breen, catching him up on the events of the last few weeks. Fiona has received some troubling updates from her doctor, and Paul is not handling the news well. Between that stress and being pushed around by Kian’s gang at the farm, he is on a knife’s edge. Fiona pays a visit to her mother’s grave
