All language subtitles for Love.Hate.S03E02

(Dance music)

(Laughter and cheering)

Ha-ha! Yeah!

Nidgy, my old pal.

Are you after fadin' on me?

- Are you alright, buddy?
- What time is it?

- Time for the early house.
Are you up for it? - No.

Better keep the head straight.
Ring this prick Dano back.

Two days I've been getting calls
from him.

I already told him Git fucked off.

I don't know what he's ringing me
again for.

Unless he doesn't believe me.

- You said the two of them was
pissed. - Yeah.

- The old fella could've gone
anywhere. - Yeah.

(Inaudible)

(Phone rings)

Daniel.

Alright, Ma.

Ma, are you alright?

Have they found him yet?

No, Ma, but don't worry.
We have the lads all over town.

We'll have him found
and home in time for tea.

Ma?

What are we going to do
about his pigeons, Daniel?

The pigeons?

The pigeons is fine, Ma.
I already fed them and changed their
water.

But who'll take them?

Ma, no-one's going to take his
pigeons.

Are you mad? He'll go spare
if he comes home and they're gone.

Ma. Ma, he's coming home, alright.

He just went out on a session,
that's all it is.

I'm going to find him, no matter
what. Do you hear me?

Yeah.

I'm on it, right.

Darren, wake up.

Shit's hitting the fan. Let's go.

- What about Aido?
- Leave him.

Tommy. Come on, Tommy, wake up.

Come on, up.

Listen to me now.
Siobhan's keeping it together, yeah?

She's alright, like.

She wasn't there on the night.
She was at home and went to bed
early.

That's all she has to remember.

Is he gonna want to know who was
there?

No, he won't.
I'm just reminding you.

I want you to get some more of
that industrial strength cleaning
fluid

and a yard brush
and give the whole area another
clean.

- But I done that already.
- Yeah. I said "another clean", you
dope.

I don't want any empty bottles of
bleach lying around the place
either.

You think the cops will be around?

No. It's not the bleedin' cops
that has me worried.

He's not answering.

There's something up if he's not
answering.

- You looked everywhere?
- Yeah. All the usual spots.

That little prick knows something. I
know it.

Did you...fuck Fran?

He paid me, didn't he?

You're a dick, Tommy.
You know that?

Have you got a smoke?

I know what you want to know.
I can tell.

You all want to know the same thing.

Who was the best.

Was I the best?

Is that good? Do you like that?

Was Fran better?

It's like being fucked by a stinking
robot.

In out, in out.

Faster, faster.

Slow, slow.

Is that good? Do you like that?

Is that good for you?

Is that good?

Oh, yeah. Don't stop! That's it.

- All my Christmases at once.
- Alright, Debbie. Enough.

- Is that crack talking now or is it
you? - (She laughs)

What are you talking about crack
for?

Crack is whack, baby.

Crack is whack.

Go home to your girlfriend, Tommy.
And your baby. Go on.

This is Tommy. Leave a message.

Can't hear what he's saying.

You listen, will you.

Can you make it out?

Only he wants you to come over to
him.

I don't get it.

I don't know what he's at.
What's his game? Think he knows?

No, but you're the last person
he saw with his da.

I already told him that so why is he
leaving me all these messages?

- So you're gonna go over there?
- What else can I do?

If I don't, he'll smell a rat.

- Do you want me to come with you?
- No.

I have to do it on my own.
Otherwise he knows.

Here, look. Take some zimmos.
You won't give a shit about
anything.

He could chainsaw you in half
and you'd be laughing.

- Fuckin' hilarious.
- Do you want them or not?

Go on, then.

Two is no use to me.

Two is enough.
Otherwise you'll be on the floor.

Look at this. Give me another two
for later.

-You'll be totally out of it then.
- Just give me them, will you.

Alright.

- Do you think I should ring Git?
- What are you on about?

On his mobile.
In case Dano can access it and he
hears

all these messages from me going,
"Alright Git, hope you got home
okay."

No. Who does that? No-one.
Then he knows it's you.

- How long before these kick in?
- About half an hour.

All you've to do is remember there's
no way he knows it's you, cos
no-one's talked.

He's going to wonder cos you were
out with him but the way he was,

anybody could've done it.

Right.

Are you alright, hon?

Come here. It's okay.

It's okay.

Where's the little man?
Is he in his cot?

(Baby gurgles)

It's okay. Aunty Donna's here now.

I'm sorry to ask you, Donna.
I just need a break.

Don't worry, chicken.
It's no bother to me.

What is it, hon?
Are you not well?

Do you not want to tell me?

He's on his own.
The hack of him.

Like he's off Strictly.

Must have some balls coming in here
if he's after doing something.

- Nah, he's a chicken shit.
- Maybe he doesn't know anything.

We'll know soon enough.

Alright, Dano.
How's it going, man?

Jeez, it's freezin' outside.
Very cold for March.

My flute's got frostbite it's so
cold.

What the fuck are you on about?

Where's my da?

Sorry. I had fuck all sleep last
night. I was out with the lads.

- Do you think I'm stupid?
- No.

I have to say, this is mad, Dano.

If I knew anything would I be here?

I can have you in a shed in five
minutes

and cut your bollocks off
with a broken bottle.

Then we'll see.

Go for it. Go ahead.

It's like I'm bollixed
either way here with you.

Number one,
I didn't do anything to your da.

I don't know where he is
but I'm here to help.

Do whatever you want.

I'll answer all your questions
the same, no matter how many times
you write it down.

Number 2... And number 2...

Number 2...

I can't remember what number 2 is,
but I don't know where he is.

I said to him. When I was gonna
drop you off,
I said I'd drop him off.

I dropped him off in town
so maybe...

Maybe he went back to the brazzers
to get his hole.

- Are you alright?
- Yeah.

He was nowhere near the brazzers.
Is that understood?

Yeah. Sorry. I apologize.
I didn't mean that, Dano.

I don't know where he is. I'm sorry.

My Ma hears that from the cops
and she'll be in bits.

- Are you alright?
- Yeah.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

I saw red there.
Thought you were getting smart.

No.

- Thought you done something to my
Da. - No. Look...

We all left after the...

After the place. We get in the car,
you were there, drop you home.

He says he wants to go into town.

He gets me to pull up on the quays
and he hops out.

I didn't know what he was doing.

Paddy, go in next door
and get him a drink.

- A drink will sort you.
- I'll have a vodka.

I'll have one as well.

Appreciate you driving me home.

Two fellas in the bar.

You say you know the one
my da made shite out of.

Yeah.

- Who is he?
- Elmo. The other lad's his cousin.

What's the story with him?

- Is he mad enough to go
after your da? - Yeah.

Yeah.

Elmo's a headcase.

You know where they're at?

- I can get it sorted if you want.
- Do it myself.

Right, no problem.

All I was thinking was, if Elmo
heard you were looking for him he'd
be gone

but we all go back, you know.

If I got one of the lads he knows,
he wouldn't see it coming.

The fuckin' branch.

- You can do it, can you?
- No problem.

I want them got in the back
of a van. I want them tortured.

It'd be easier getting them shot,
with all the cops around.

They stop you and you have them
the boot of a car, then he scoots.

What's the use in shooting him
if I don't know where my da is?

Right. Fair enough.

I know Elmo, right. He's a pussy.

Jam a pistol in his mouth and he'll
start crying. Tell you anything you
want.

Draw you a fuckin' map, so he will.

Will you go out on the balcony
if you're gonna smoke that?

- Is it sore?
- It's alright.

Animal should be locked up.
A dog wouldn't do that.

What does the doggy say?
Woof woof.

- Here.
- Ah, Nidgy. That's a beaut.

See that? About 400 yards it was.

If only I'd get the putting sorted,
I could've turned pro.

It's only us.
All the stiffs are at work.

You'd think with no-one working
they'd come out, hit a few balls.

There's no chance anyone
finding your man, is there?

It's my land. Who else is gonna be
there?

We buried him down deep. No-one's
gonna be digging him up any time
soon.

Relax.

I didn't realise I had the phone
switched off.

Must've left in my jacket
behind the bar and...

Siobhan.

Yeah.

Where's Leyton?

- Siobhan. Leyton, where is he?
- Don't shout at me!

I'm not shouting at you.
I'm sorry. I'm just...

- Where is he?
- Donna has him.

I rang her to come over
cos I tried ringing you, but you...

Did you say anything to her?

Yeah, I did.

I said to her I needed a break,
and would she take Leyton off
for an hour or two.

Siobhan, don't be joking around.
It's serious.

I know I can't...

I can't say anything.

Don't worry, I'll go and get my lips
sewed up and get someone to talk to.

If you need to talk to someone...

..you can talk to me
but you can't talk to Donna or...

I have to go to the clinic.

I have to get tested for diseases.

For HIV, syphilis,
gonorrhea, hepatitis,

for anything else
he could've given me.

I might have to get a stitch
and antibiotics cos I think...

where he ripped me is infected.
Cos it's killing me.

The pain and it feels like it's...
swollen with pus.

I need to get something strong
for the fuckin' intense pain
where he ripped me.

Cos it was like getting poked
by a shitty stick.

You know I'd do anything for you.

Yeah.

Things got messed up there
and all of that...

I'm talking about before but...

You know you can't give them your
name.

- Did you bring the coke?
- Yeah. Here.

Had about ten coffees and 20 cans
of Coke and Red Bull to keep me
awake.

- Those bleedin' zimmos.
- I told you only take two.

This isn't even enjoyable.
I can barely keep my eyes open.

Did you get a dig off him?

Yeah, he nutted me
and I came off the stool.

Couldn't have timed it better.
Now he feels guilty. That's the good
news.

What's the bad news?

The bad news is I sold him a pup.
Had to throw him a bone.

Go on, who is it?

- Elmo and the cousin.
- How much is he paying for that?

I kind of told him it's on the
house.

You gonna do it yourself, then?

- Darren, this needs to be done.
- You do it, then.

What is it you want, money?
You need this as much as I do.

No, I don't.

Alright, I'll sort something out.
I'll pay. How's that?

That's a start cos I'll tell you one
thing. I'm skint.

What did I just say?
I said I'd sort you out.

How much?

- What do you want for it?
- 50.

- 50?
- That's for the both of them.

Alright.

Someone's gonna get you the gun,
get it off you after.

I don't want anybody.
I want to do it on my own.

Let's do it the way he wants it
done.

I'm not doing it if it's some
piece of shit he has for me.

I don't want the thing to jam on me.

I'm already ahead of you.
It's a Beretta M9.

Already tested but not used before.
Never jams. It's quality.

Who is it anyway?
One of the scumbags who done Aido?

No, it's their sister.

Their sister?
What do I want a young one for?

She done it before.

Anyway, who's going to stop
a young one out at night
with her fella.

I'll have the feelers out about Elmo
soon as I hear.

Here. Told Dano if you stick a gun
in Elmo's mouth he'd say where Git
was buried.

Elmo's psychic now, is he?

You're gonna have to say he rushed
you, jumped you,

before you could get it out of him.

What's the name of the young one?

Lizzy.

Here. You've a new place
for that, don't you?

Yeah, I'll leave it in Shauna's.

There's the two of them
and the nanny in the house.

I'll leave it in the attic over
there after.

Where's the ma, upstairs?

Raymond, leave her where she is.

Jesus, it's like feeding time
in the zoo in here.

Get out, Raymond. You're barred.

- You not stopping?
- No, I've to get home.

- Where's head the ball?
- He's gone in to annoy the ma.

Has she not got a barring order on
him?

Is he still staying with you?

Leona's brother's away
so he has his bed.

- How's my little godson?
- I'll give you a look now.

- Mad little fella, isn't he.
- The head on him.

Come here.

Mind yourself now, won't you?

- Are you alright, then?
- Yeah.

Don't get caught with that, whatever
you do.

I won't.

- When's this young one coming?
- Should've been here half an hour
ago.

(Knocking)

- Alright.
- He's down there now.

- Was that not her?
- No, it was the young fella.

- I'm gonna head over and do a
recce. - What about your one?

(Message alert)

Bus broke down.
What's she doing on the bleedin'
bus?

That's fuckin' amateur, that is.

(Phone rings)

- What are you calling me for?
- Darren.

- I'm on the way to that match,
remember. - What?

The match. The one you wanted
me to play and mark your man.

Sorry. Don't worry.

I'll talk to you later on.

- Darren!
- What? Elmo.

How are you, man?

That's gas, meeting you here.

What are you doing around here?

- I'm just meeting someone.
- I was just heading home.

Unless you want to go for a pint.

Yeah.

(Knocking)

- Are you Darren?
- No.

Close that door behind you, will
you.

- Is he not here?
- No, he's gone.

Your man was spotted.
He couldn't wait.

The fuckin' bus broke down.

What are you doing getting a bus?
Could you not get a taxi?

I got one after but I had to wait
for it.

- Where do I meet him?
- He said you're to wait here.

What happened to your leg?

- Your brothers done that.
- Why'd they do that to you?

Cos they thought I was someone else.

- Where can I change?
- In there, the kitchen.

Sure you don't want me
to drive you to the hospital?

And be waiting there all night?
There's nothing wrong with me.

Bollocks didn't dip his lights.

Reflexes hadn't kicked in,
I was brown bread.

What about the car?

I'll sort it tomorrow.

- It's good to see you, pal.
- You too.

- I thought you were in London.
- Not any more. I'm done with that.

Is Rosie still over there?

I'm done with that as well.

What's the story with you?
You've got a kid now?

Yeah. One and a half now, he is.
He's a little terror.

Climb on anything.
You can't take your eyes off him.

Turn your back and he's on the
balcony. He's a little bollocks.

Here, I'll show you a picture of
him.

There's one I want to show you.
I brought him to an Ireland game.

The face on him, dead serious.

See it.

Ah, yeah. Yeah.

- Will we have another one?
- Yeah.

Two more pints of lager, please.

It's the best thing, man, having a
kid.

I know everybody just be complaining
and moaning about it all and that

but I love it, Darren. I swear.

Every minute of it.

I don't mind getting up
to do the night feeds.

Lindsey hates it, I love it.

Even with a hangover I can hack it.

What?

Nothing.

I was just shiting there.

Come on, Elmo. Hey.

Come on, man.

Nidge, I wanted to talk to you
about Siobhan.

What the fuck's the matter with her?

Get her some tablets.
She'll get over it.

She wants to get an AIDS test and
that.

What does she want to get
an AIDS test for?

He was married, wasn't he?

An old fella like him's not gonna be
riding half the town.

She says you don't have to
give your name in the clinic.

She's not going near no clinic.

Is she stupid or what?
She'll be seen and then what?

Git had form, you know that.

Someone hears this happened to her
and within a day

the cops will have heard
and then Dano will hear about it.

What did I say to you? Take her
home. Did you? You didn't.

I didn't know that prick
was gonna do that.

Siobhan will want to learn sharpish.

You go round dressed like a mutt in
heat

and some hound will get up on you
and give you a poke.

- It's not her fault.
- I'm sick of your moaning, both of
you.

- Do you have any idea who he was?
- Yeah.

No, you don't.

You didn't ask me about the mark.

The mark on my face.

Is there any chance if I paid you
double what you're getting you'd let
me off?

You don't have the money.

I'm tired, Darren.

If you're gonna do it, just do it.

I'm not gonna do anything to you.

Just sit down, will you?

Straight up.
This is what I'm supposed to do.

I have to clip you and your cousin.

But if you were to disappear
and no-one saw you,

I could say you skipped off
and I couldn't find you.

But that's only gonna work
for one of you, Elmo. You know that.

Can you not give my cousin a break,
Darren? He can fuck off as well
and...

If I didn't get one of you,
no-one would believe me.

Jesus, Darren, he had nothing
to do with that prick. It was me.

- I said it. I was out of my head.
- It's not him. It's the son.

Your man's missing.

- He's missing?
- Yeah.

I don't know anything about that,
Darren. I swear.

- That is scummy, that is, Darren.
- Shut up.

You're gonna have to disappear

and you have to tell me
where your cousin lives.

Elmo. What does he call you, your
cousin?

Elmo or Eric?

Eric.

Hey. Hey!

I'm in fuckin' heels here.

You see what I'm wearing.

Are you gonna wait for me?
You're bombing ahead like anything.

- Funny, is it, psycho boy?
- No, I just forgot you were there.

- You forgot I was behind you?
- I'll go slow, alright.

I wouldn't need you to go slow
if I wasn't in this get-up.

Here, take my hand.

Go on.

Here, give us that.

Right. You wait here for me.

What if the cops come?

If they come, just leg it.
I'll meet you back at Aido's.

I'll be back in five.

(Doorbell)

MAN: Who's there?
- Eric.

- Who?
- Eric.

(Silenced gunshot)

(Baby crying)

Come on.

- You go on.
- Come on.

(Screams)

(Sirens)

Give us that.

- (Splashes)
- What are you...?

- I'm supposed to bring that back.
- You can't now. Come on.

- Better you stay here tonight.
- I have money for a taxi.

No. You need to lay low.
Just in case we were seen.

- Did you do it?
- Yeah.

- His girlfriend saw me.
- Will she be able to identify you?

No, she's dead.

(Distant sirens)

Come on.

- What happens now, then?
- Nothing.

The cops are gonna be all over this.

- Because it was a woman?
- Yeah.

- I'm supposed to...
- What?

Dano's calling over to my brother's
house

and I'm supposed to tell him
what you found out.

- What?
- About his Da.

It'll have to wait.

- Did you find out?
- No.

Are you still sore?

Yeah.

- Did it happen recently?
- No.

How many days ago
would you say it happened?

I don't want to say.

It's okay.

Would you say it was roughly,
just so I know medically,

was it more than two days ago?

Was it more than a week?

- I know this is very hard for you.
- I don't want to talk about...

About who it was and all.

It's okay. I won't ask you any of
that.

Are you ready for me to examine you?

Okay. Come on.

I just need you to lie up on the
bed.

Just take your trousers and your
pants off, if that's okay with you.

I was worried about...

I was worried...

I was worried could I be pregnant.

Did the person ejaculate into you?

I don't think so.

That's no problem.

We'll go through everything. Okay?

I saw it on the telly.

It's a cluster fuck is what it is.

What could I do, Nidge?
She saw me, she knows me.

I'm not giving out to you.

I'm saying there's gonna be
some heavy shit over this.

The papers will be full of it.
Kill a woman and all that.

What happened with Elmo?
Thought you had him spotted.

I thought I had him.
Don't know what happened.

Ordered a pint, next minute
I went to the jacks and he was gone.

Why were you drinking with him?

- He spotted me.
- Did you say something to him?

- No. What are you talking about?
- How did he know, then?

I don't know, he knew. Same as
sometimes a rat won't go near a bait
box.

- This is a mess, Darren.
- I got the cousin, didn't I?

That wasn't the point.

Dano gets Elmo to talk and we're
fucked.

- The point was to get Dano off our
backs. - Elmo's not coming back.

- No? You better make sure.
- No.

You can get fucked
if you think I'm paying you the 50.

25, then. I got one of them,
didn't I?

- 25 my bollocks. You fucked it up.
- A deal's a deal.

What are you talking about?
You made it worse, getting that
bird.

- 20, then.
- 20.

- 15.
- No.

17, then, we'll call it quits.

Alright, fuck you. 20, then.

But Elmo better stay
in whatever hole he's in.

Cos if he does pop his head up,
it's you needs to fuckin' chop
it off.

What if they come here
like they done on Gary and Nicola?

Did you think about that?
Me and Troy here.

If they don't know I'm here, you'll
be alright.

Do you know who it is?

- I don't know. I told you.
- And where are you gonna go?

I don't know, Lyndsey,
but I have to go before I'm seen.

- Are you gonna stay in Dublin?
- I don't know. Yeah.

Anybody asks, I'm gone to England.

- What will I say to your uncle
Liam? - I don't know.

He knows you know who done it.
He's not stupid.

I don't know who done it.

Well you can ring him
cos he's driving me up the wall.

You're not gonna be here
for the funeral, then.

I don't know, Lyndsey. I don't know!

They'll be waiting on me there.

See you later, buddy.

It's a fuck-up but what's done is
done.

Do you want a short with that?

Your man say anything?

He rushed him, straight off.
There was nothing Darren could do.

Do you think the other fella will be
back?

Elmo's a home bird. I guarantee it.

- I don't want him clipped.
- Okay.

I need to find out where my da's
body is.

How's your ma holding up?
Do you mind me asking?

Not good.

She's in bits.

Do you sell any bottles or half
bottles?

For take-away, yeah.
Whatever you want.

Bottle.

- Now, there we are.
- Good stuff.

Remember what my da said.

He said you said we could
bring our equipment in on one of
your runs.

Yeah.

- You said that?
- We did, yeah. I remember.

I asked up there. Checked it out.

They said to give you the go ahead.

We can have a fella on the other
side, on the continent, to load it
up.

- You can do that?
- Yeah, no problem.

Good.

Dano. Dano.

- Dano!
- Yes.

You want me to drop you home? Huh?

Come on, I'll drop you home.

Come on, I've to head myself anyway.
Yeah?

- Alright.
- Good man. Come on.

Closing up now, man.

- Yeah, no problem, buddy.
- You have to go home.

Yeah.

- Will you get me another drink?
- No. I have to lock up.

- You can't drink that in here. Come
on. - Fuck off.

Come on, don't make me
have to call the Guards.

You prick!

(Groans)

Now we're home.

How are you? Come on, Dano.

Thanks again.
He's not too bad this time.

- He's probably just tired.
- Yeah. I'm a bit wrecked myself.

On the go all day.
Crashed my car yesterday.

- Badly?
- Ah, no, nothing serious. Thank
God.

Closed the eyes for a second,
next thing I'm in the ditch.

Lucky there were no other cars on
the road. I could've killed someone.

- He's taken it hard, is he? Git
missing. - Yeah, he has.

But he's like all drinkers, isn't
he.

When they're sad they drink.
When they're happy they drink.

- They just... They just drink.
- Yeah.

Don't know why it has me so wrecked,
this weather.

I couldn't get a cup of coffee
to take on the road with me, could
I?

I don't like to ask but I'm a bit
worried about falling asleep at the
wheel again.

Yeah.

- Thanks a million.
- Not at all. My pleasure.

I'll hit the road so.

Thanks for the coffee.