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Elephant in the room.

You gotta ask. What the hell happened you?

You just left man.

Disappeared into thin air.

Well that's a bit dramatic.

It's unfinished business.

That's all.

I don't know what all the fuss was about.

It's a wind farm, not social housing or a refugee centre.

The planning permission has been granted.

NorskVentus are now legally entitled to construct those turbines out in our bay.

That's bollocks! Norskis out!

(crowd chant) Norskis out!

Are you not almost on the fostering panel?

Well you see, that's the thing. Stefan keeps putting off the final interview.

Maybe he's not ready to be a parent.

I know a politician when I see one.

Especially a jackeen who comes cosying up to the country

acting like she has local ties.

I say we need to make a bigger noise.

Take our fight to the top. To Oslo if we have to.

I've lied to the one person in my life who means most to me.

And I've done it for all of his life.

This is Conor Ryan. Oh, Kate's son, am I right bro?

That's me!

You are the guy to talk to if he wants proper lessons?

Your mum was saying the water's not really your thing.

And those against the wind farm?

The noes have carried it.

(cheering)

(clumsily drops something)

What are you doing?

First day of the new job.

Yeah I know, but seriously?

He's paying you in surf lessons.

And here he expects you to be in at the crack of dawn?

I'm getting cash in hand as well.

Yeah for lunch money and expenses.

It's not even minimum wage.

(sighs)

Just give it a rest will ya?

(sighs)

(Norwegian voicemail) Leave a message after the beep.

Theme tune

< Hi. Morning poppet. I've left you some eggs.

What are you doing? Oh an email from a friend.

You know someone high up in UNESCO there over the whole world heritage site thing.

You think this place could qualify? I don't know but even if it did

the whole process takes so long I'm not sure it will save the bay.

And what would the application say?

Outstanding area of nothing happening ever?!

Oh come on.

You have surfing.

Your camogie and that Conor fella.

I just don't get why you're going to all the effort to block this.

I mean, the planet is dying dad. (sighs)

We're running out of time. Do we have to do this all again?

I'm all for green energy but this is an isolated case.

Yes cos everyone thinks their case is special.

We need to start making sacrifices and stop making excuses.

You are literally killing the next generation. Steady on Pops!

You don't need to go all extinction rebellion on me.

I'm not the enemy here. Yes you are!

You're totally standing in the way. Of who?

A wind company subsidiary of big Norwegian oil?

Listen, I've been in business long enough to put little store in NorskVentus promises.

Look at the fudge they pulled in the community dividend.

Not entirely honest.

They're not as clean and green as you think.

This works out for them they'll just pump all their profits into fossils.

Yeah well, NorskVentus are hardly the only ones not being entirely honest.

What's that supposed to mean?

Forget it. No no no no, come on.

Out with it.

You're so obvious.

You're trying to clear your conscience after your fracking investments.

Really?

You know, you and your mother both enjoy the material comforts

that those investments provided so I'm not the only hypocrite around here.

Poppy.

(door slams)

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean that.

Thanks Noreen.

Must be good. Sorry love?

Must be a good book if you can't put it down. This thing?

No! It's God awful. I've actually read that.

I'm just trying to catch up for book club this evening.

For the love of God tell me the ending(!)

Sure, where are you?

The female detective has just discovered yer ones laptop

in the husbands tool shed.

OK, so, there's a load of emails to the sister saying she thinks he's trying to kill her

but the husband is being all innocent with the detective saying

he's really worried about her because she's forgot her meds.

Meanwhile she gets her memory back, so she borrows a gun from the sister

and goes back to the...

(gasps) Just as he's packing up to leave

with the savings bonds. Exactly.

So she's there waving the gun around and he pulls out a scalpel

and tries to get a swipe at her and bang, she shoots him.

But she gets off because it's self defence

and she's free to go off into the sunset with her detective gal pal, the end.

(exhales deeply) Impressive cliff notes.

You should come to the book club yourself.

'Tis great gas with all the girls.

Well, it's been a while since I read it, I'm not sure I'd have enough to contribute.

Who cares! Everyone knows book club is just an excuse

to drink a boat load of wine. (both laugh)

Come. Cliona will be there.

OK. Anybody else?

Well, there's Bronagh, she's a teacher.

And then there's Mary, she just moved here last year

so I kind of took her under my wing a bit.

And who else. Oh Janine Collins.

Owns a few shops in town, chairs the Chamber of Commerce.

Real go getter.

But do you know, she probably has the book read twice over(!)

Well listen, Conor might be off with Poppy and I'd be at a loose end so

can I get back to you?

'Course. You'd be most welcome.

(Oh!)

Oooh, how's the head? Ugh, like someone stuck it in the coffee grinder.

Oh, hello Stefan.

My wife hasn't been this hung-over since the last time Ireland bet Germany

You are a bad influence.

Excuse me, it was your wife who brought the bottle of whiskey.

Oh, you wouldn't nip over to the pharmacy and get me some more paracetamol?

(sighs)

And a new liver while you're at it(!) Hm-mm.

See that? He just went at the drop of a hat. I mean what's that about?

Eh sorry, is that a bad thing?

I just don't understand how he can be so obliging and bloody amenable all the time.

I would put that in the positive column.

No but see, he's like that and then he's dragging his heels

on the whole fostering thing.

I just want him to either tell me what's wrong

or feckin' get a move on.

You know a part of me just wants him to have a big old scrap with me.

Maybe you should get a bit of space from each other.

It's gotta be hard living and working together. We get by. Mostly.

Have you ever thought about getting any help around the place?

You know, give each other some time off? Conor could do some shifts.

Hmm, now I get you.

I mean we've thought about a part timer but I'd have to see if we can afford it.

But it'd be the perfect solution.

It wouldn't be a long term commitment, he's got barista experience

and his rates are great. I know but he's sharp!

If I say it to him and he guesses you put me up to it

then he'd be raging with you interfering.

For the love of God will you just offer him a job.

I need him occupied here with you guys. And not on the beach with Baz.

OK yeah I'll say it to him. But you know, there is another solution.

I can't. I can't tell him.

Not yet, I need them to have a little bit of distance.

Yeah?

When we get back to Dublin I will talk to him and

he can come down when he's ready in his own time.

Alright, suit yourself.

But these things have a way of sneaking up on you.

Yeah well that's OK.

I'm still looking over my shoulder on that one.

(laughs to herself)

He's some boy that Lawson fella, huh?

Here a wet week and already he has his finger in every protest pie in town.

(hoovering)

(keys jangling)

You must be Teddy? Yes, who's asking?

Kate Ryan, I'm Conor's mum. Oh yes, Poppy mentioned you.

Yeah no, we're just orbiting around each other so I thought I'd pop down and introduce myself.

Well Poppy is very fond of you so... Oh really?

Well I suppose why wouldn't she be. (both laugh)

Oh, please.

Thank you, yeah.

Ooh!

I really like these portraits.

Yeah, yeah, a lot of people say that.

Yeah, Conor is really into photography as well. Right.

And I really wanted to talk about this painting of the marina.

Oh yes. One of my favourites.

Sorry, are you interested in buying or just talking?

Oh sorry, sorry!

My previous life in finance tends to rear it's ugly head occasionally.

Always be closing, right?

You didn't need to do a good sell I'd really like to take it.

Right.

So does anyone own the boat?

Yes, my pride and joy.

It was the only toy that I managed to save after the divorce.

Still, I can't complain.

It was for the best and it's just so great to have Poppy over with me...

For now. Ah the vagaries of teenage mood swings, huh?

I hear you made quite an impact at the Town Hall last night?

I caught the end.

I'm surprised you came. You're on your holidays after all.

Oh personal interest.

But your contribution did seem to shift things a bit.

Oh, I've come across deals like that before.

Those community dividends are a con job, practically worthless.

What about cash or card.

Eh, oh, card.

(machine beeps)

Thank you.

So what's in it for you?

Sorry I don't follow.

Oh come on, shrewd business man like yourself? There's gotta be an angle.

Can't all be about sea views.

Look around you Miss Ryan.

I don't paint turbines and I never will.

Oh and your painting is all the better for it.

At least our kids are on the same side.

That kind of thing can be fatal to young romance.

(laughs)

I suppose I shouldn't be too churlish about their generation turning into eco warriors.

They do have more skin in the game.

Yeah I like to believe I'm on the same team.

Mmm.

Thank you.

Will you leave the buns alone and look at me.

It's just a letter, we can talk to them on the phone.

Sort it out.

Why does it say, eh, 'we're sorry you weren't available for our recent interview?'

That's not a mix up.

They phoned.

Didn't they?

You were over at Donal and Dearbhla's.

I told them you had too much on.

Stefan!

It was just before a bank holiday weekend.

There's never too much on.

Gosh sure that makes it sound like we're too busy to take on a child.

Sorry, I didn't think of it like that.

I was just trying to make sure they came at a good time for us

so we can prepare.

We have to show them that we're able. No matter how busy we are.

It has to become our number one priority.

I've been getting the feeling that you're not really behind this

and now I get this letter.

I am behind it.

It's just a big step.

I know.

But there's two of us taking the big step and we'll support each other all the way.

Like we always do.

We make a good team don't we?

We'll finally get to be parents. (squeals quietly)

It's silly but I keep picturing extra little toothbrushes

in the cup in the bathroom.

You know, down the line.

Like a real family.

But we have to be open and honest with each other.

No more of these secrets.

Mmm?

We're on the same team.

Wasn't a secret you know, just forgot.

(door opens)

Oh! There you are now!

Just in time for our special offer, a free burnt bun with every coffee.

What if it's a hot chocolate?

Yeah no, any hot drink at all.

What about an orange juice?

What about two orange juices?

Ah Jesus lads, I'm just trying to get rid of a bad batch of Madeleines.

Take them off my hands will ye!? Sorry.

We'll take a few for Baz as well.

Actually, Stefan and I were just talking about getting some help

around the place, you know, just to give us a chance to get a day off.

Either of you fancy a little part time job? Really? Seems quiet.

No, it's just off peak.

But we are run off our feet for breakfasts and lunch.

How about it?

Why do you keep looking at me?

Well I mean part time work would be handy but I kind of already found something.

Oh really? How much is he paying you? I didn't mention a 'he'(!)

Did my mum put you up to this?

No(!)

Ugh, maybe she mentioned something in passing.

I appreciate it Breege but I've already got a job.

No. Thanks. Bye. Bye.

Bye Breege. (sighs)

Kate? Oh hey Sigrid. I'm in the car park.

OK, I'm in the gym.

Eh, that's grand, I'll wait.

Probably safer to meet out here.

No, in here's good. It's quiet. (hangs up)

Oh good afternoon, can I help you?

Oh I'm just visiting your gym. You're a member?

Actually I was thinking of joining, should I just pop in and take a look?

Great, I've a couple of questions first if you don't mind. Sorry, what?

How would you characterise your current level of fitness?

Excellent, moderate or rehab level?

Rehab is a category?

So it says here... em... I'll just pop you down as moderate.

How would you describe your body type? Apple, pear or aubergine?

No, no and definitely no.

I'll just say a... maybe a pear.

And the last one, where did you hear about us?

Social media, radio, press, outdoor leaflet drop, in store promotion

or from a friend?

All of them.

Oh! Our marketing manager will be delighted!

Off you go!

I'm sorry. That receptionist was being a bit inquisitive.

Good to see you too, Kate. Yes sorry, em, welcome to Ireland.

I was just a bit surprised to hear you were here.

Have you heard from Morten? He doesn't seem to be answering any of my calls.

I think he needs a bit of a break.

He'll be heading back to the Dublin office. They're pulling him out?

That's a bit more than a break.

If he can't face down some local hostility in the Town Hall

he has no business being here.

To say nothing of that broadband issue, that local radio guy?

He's on my case about it.

(sighs) I don't have much time.

Meeting the engineers at the new site office.

That's up already?

Nothing like yellow vests and a warehouse to say this is happening

like it or not.

So I met with one of the more vocal noes earlier.

Teddy Lawson.

He fancies himself as a painter.

I bought one of his paintings which by the way I'll be expensing.

I like it.

Trying to buy him off.

Keep plugging away at the objectors.

In my experience this stuff is always personal.

Everyone's got a reason.

What's your next move?

I'm meeting with a group of local business seaters this evening.

.

Okay, feel the waves. Paddle, paddle, paddle.

Flip the board.

Now pop up!

That's it, perfect!

Give yourselves a round of applause!

(all cheer)

Okay, keep practicing.

Let the waves be your friend, yeah?

Remember, what are we?

ALLL Keepers of the waves!

Seeya tomorrow.

Thanks Baz!

You're welcome.

Enjoy your lesson? It was brilliant.

I stood up and then I fell down.

And then I stood up again for like ten seconds.

And then I fell down again.

Well done.

Have you got your towel? Oh yeah.

First time on this holiday that she's not behaving like a little wagon.

The magic of the sea.

Guess it's easier when they're not your own.

I suppose. Two sessions.

Yeah.

Cheers. Cool.

Izzy come on. Let's go.

Bye Izzy. Bye!

Bye love. I left your shirts in the all!

Thanks! Ma..

I'll see you tomorrow.

Mammy still doing your laundry.

Just the shirts. I do the rest meself.

Ah. All grown up.

Mam's inside preparing for the arrival of the coven.

You do realise you're calling your own mother a witch?

Well it's worth it just to include you.

Right, this has been great.

Must catch up again soon, yeah?

Uh!

Hey Callum. Kate.

I hear you're coming to Book Club. Ah Jesus.

Have you read the book?

It was my pick.

It was my pick.

Ah right.

Oh... Just a friendly word of advice.

We all tend to bring a little something to Book Club.

Best not to show up empty-handed.

Hey.

That didn't sound friendly.

Don't mistake it for advice either.

More like a threat.

I'm Callum by the way. Oh I'm so sorry.

This is Conor, my son. And Callum.

Nice to meet you.

So you couldn't make the meeting?

I am so sorry.

I was all set up to go and something came up.

We really could've done with your voice in the crowd.

I know and I'm sorry.

It was personal stuff.

I really hope I can help you out again.

That'd be good.

I'll catch you again soon, yeah?

Yeah.

Nice to meet you Conor.

So, it looks like we're buying wine and nibbles.

What's this we business?

Come on. We're supposed to be on holidays together.

I'll carry your shopping basket for you but I need money for the pub later.

Well if you had a job that actually paid, you'd have your own money for the pub.

Okay.

Hit me. What's with the silent treatment?

Why don't you tell me?

You think you know what's best for me.

You're obviously some sort of mind reader.

Conor, we have to stop playing games. What's going on?

Why'd you go behind my back?

Get Breege to offer me a job.

Oh okay.

I felt that you shouldn't be taken advantage of.

I don't want to see Baz messing you around.

What's wrong with that?

It was embarrassing.

Poppy was there. I was morto.

Okay.

Truthfully, I just don't think Baz is a good influence.

He's always been a bit of a man child and..

I.. I can't win with you.

You were always 'oh it's such a pity Conor doesn't enjoy the sea'.

Now here I am finally getting into it and you're being all weird.

I'm sorry.

I am sorry. Alright?

I'm glad that you're getting into surfing.

Just be careful who you look up to.

He's just a sound guy. That's all.

I got it. I will back off. Alright?

What do you say we go out for a bite to eat tomorrow night, my treat?

Mammy peace offering. Mammy peace offering.

And luv, do remember you can tell me anything at all about yourself.

You know everything about my life.

True.

(sighs)

I can't say that I agree with you there Mary but

she should've got back with the husband.

He wasn't trying to kill her.

She was being paranoid. She was off her meds.

Lena! He was a psycho.

All those little white lies he told.

I mean who does that?

These things always catch up with you eventually.

These things always catch up with you eventually.

Ladies, this is Kate who I was telling you about. Have a seat.

Hello. Hello. Hey.

Hello everyone.

Thanks so much for inviting me into your circle of trust!

Who said anything about trust?

It's kill or be killed in here!

Have a glass of bubbly, Kate. Cliona brought it.

From the Nappa Valley. Very expensive.

Got it on my last trip to SFO.

San Francisco.

I won't. I'm going to just have some water later.

Really?

Are you sick? No. I said I'd collect my son later.

I better not.

Now. We were just discussing the ending.

What do you think Kate?

Oh. Em..

What did you think about the husband, Kate?

Would you have him down as a psycho or just a normal

commonor garden liar?

I just think there's no excuse for lies.

What do you think?

I think... I don't give a shite about the book.

I come here for the chats not the literary insights!

(all laugh)

That's not very helpful.

It's a book club.

Kate, what's your story? Where are you from?

I'm just down from Dublin on my holidays.

I used come down here a lot when I was younger.

Lovely.

What do you do?

You'll have to excuse Janine. She doesn't beat around the bush.

That's why we voted her head of the local Chamber of Commerce.

And why nobody stood against her.

(all laugh)

I'm sorry. It's just didn't I hear you on the radio the other day.

Yes. She was on with Callum.

Kate's an environmental... Sorry, I can't remember what it was.

Silly title. Environmental compliance consultant.

I'm freelance so I decided to take some time off and

hang with my son before he goes off to college.

So you work in environmental compliance?

Janine.. Don't even think about it!

I wasn't going to...

The first rule of Book Club is we don't talk about the wind farm.

It's very divisive.

The second rule of Book Club is ALL: We don't talk about the wind farm.

And the third rule of Book Club is...

we don't talk about Fight Club.

It's a very violent book.

Brad Pitt was gorgeous in the film though.

Althoug Brad Pitt... Brad Pitt.

(music)

Welcome to Bantry Castle Hotel. How can I help you?

Good evening Maeve.

Could you call a Sigrid Andersson please?

Tell her it's Big Mike.

Miss Anderson, good evening.

I have a Big Mike here to see you.

Sorry?

Okay. She's not expedting anyone of that name.

Oh. Try Michael Kelleher.

It's a Michael Kelleher.

Councillor.

Councillor Michael Kelleher.

Okay. I'll tell him.

She said she's on her way.

Maeve.

You're a great girl.

I'm not a Carrigeen native either.

Ringaskiddy originally.

So I supose they could call me a blow-in technically.

That's across the bay from the oil refinery, isn't it?

Don't talk to me.

Myself and Declan, my husband,

we live near the harbour.

Let me tell you, the smell of those diesel fumes in the mornings

is enough to bring up your porridge.

Give me a wind farm any day of the week.

Sorry!

I didn't mean to drop the WF bomb.

Don't worry about it.

Do you mind if I...?

I can't look at a glass of wine without wanting one of these.

C'mere to me girl. I'm the exact same with chocolate.

Got a light?

Thank you.

Thanks.

God, I'm always trying to give these things up.

My son hates them.

Look Kate,

I don't beat around the bush.

What can you tell me about the regulations on wind farms?

If NorsKventus wanted to put 50 more turbines in,

they'd be done by compliance people. Right?

Why are you asking?

The Chamber of Commerce put the whole thing to a vote to decide

if we'd register a group objection.

There was a good gang of local business owners, including myself,

who were all for the wind farm.

Dead against raising any kind of objection.

Problem is we were narrowly defeated.

But why? Let them in with 50 turbines and in 10 years they'd have 500.

But my understanding is they only have permission for 50.

But maybe they could just apply for more licences and add more.

We don't know. No. They'd have to go back to the planning department.

I just think if we could get some assurances

then I could justify another vote.

(laughs) There you are Noreen.

Can I tempt you with a cupcake?

I hear they make a lovely compiment to a cigarette.

That was a joke.

(all laugh)

Anyway, we're about to start up again so smoke up.

I'll see what I can find out.

They put enough vinegar on. Yeah, I think you're okay on that front.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah.

Do you ever think about putting off college?

Taking a gap year?

I don't know.

I guess I gotta start some time.

My folks won't let me mooch around forever.

What about you?

I dunno.

Well, you need a lot more surfing practice, I can tell you that.

I thought you said I was doing good? Yeah, for a newbie.

Baz is gonna take me out a bit further tomorrow.

Surf's supposed to be good. Are you coming?

Maybe. Maybe?

You don't commit to much, do you?

I have to make sure it's worth it first.

(coughs)

Holy shit, that is a lot of vinegar.

Yeah, they're good.

Disgusting!

Eugh!

You're not worried to be seen with me?

Why would I be?

It would be remiss of me not to at least talk

with the people who have such a stake in the area.

Express the concerns of the locals.

That's not what we're paying for.

That's the party line, so to speak.

You don't worry your little head. It's all in hand.

More or less.

More or less.

There are a few layers baked into it.

So where do we stand now?

The application for a licence is with the appropriate goverment department.

And it won't be traced back to us?

Relax. I have taken steps.

The less you know, the better.

(text alert)

It seems you have the matter in hand.

I'm afraid I'll have to say good evening. Something's come up.

Jesus, was it something I said?

The meeting's over. Why would I stay?

I haven't even started me drink.

Around these parts that would be considered bad manners.

Good evening Michael.

Let's try to keep contact to a minimum. Yes?

A phone call wouldn't do?

I thought we were doing the whole clandestine rendezvous thing.

So, what's the big emergency?

It's not an emergency. It's an opportunity.

But we need to move fast.

I'm listening.

The Chamber of Commerce.

If we can convince them that the number of turbines won't increase,

we are looking at a major shift in momentum.

Kate, I'm not sure I can swing that.

It sounds restrictive.

We're not gonna change things with just whispers from a tourist.

We have to offer them something. They have legitimate concerns.

Are you going native on me?

No, of course not.

This wind farm is a good thing for everyone but there are costs.

If we're not seen to play ball in minimising them then

how can we expect any good will?

This was your idea, having me come down here.

I thought it might be the path of least resistance.

Well, if you don't want egg on your face,

you're gonna have to get this done.

For both our sakes.

Let me talk to Arvid. I'll see what I can do.

(music)

Water?

Something stronger?

No? Unless you wanna deal with the consequences of

opening my dad's priceless whiskey.

(sighs)

Ah, I thought I heard noises down 'ere.

Dad, Conor. Conor, Dad.

Hi. Yes.

I was talking to your mother earlier today.

She's quite an expert on our wind farm.

She's obsessed.

Well at least she's on the right side.

That's a matter of opinion.

Oh yeah. Well..

Goodnight then Conor.

Expect your mother will be wondering where you are.

I... guess I should be going.

Yeah. I guess.

Tonight was good.

Yeah. Those chips were...

...really...

..vinegary.

Fuck it.

I'll be quiet if you will.

(music)

,.

(birds chirping)

Fuck sake.

You'd a late one.

Good night?

Yeah, it was fine. Shoulda texted me.

I was worried. (chuckles)

Ah the network was down, so.

How'd you know? Bumped into Noreen on the stairs.

High winds round Mizen last night, comms mast took the brunt.

Should be back up later.

You don't seem very worried.

No.

In fact you seem quite please with yourself?

Oh God Connor, please tell me use a condom.

Mum.

I didn't hear that. We're not gonna talk about it.

I've gotta go to work.

Um, are you gonna finish..? No, take it. Take it.

I'll collect you later, after work. Ok?

Dinner? You'd forgotten, hadn't you. No! Course not.

Yeah, I'll see you then. Yes, you had!

See ya after work. Yeah. Bye.

I totally need one of these at home.

music playing on the radio

You almost done yet or what?

Well I'd be quicker if you helped me. (chuckles)

Ta-da.

Feel like we both need to lie down after that.

(laughs)

How did that happen?

Hey there hormones.

Sorry, I was totally working I just got stuck in the netting.

(laughing) You are a terrible liar.

Are we going out now?

There's a bit of a wind whipping up but nothing major.

Should be ok.

You up for going out a bit further? Yeah.

Definitely, I'm all in. I'm gonna go get my suit.

I'll have eyes on you the whole time, so don't sweat it.

Not expecting you to stand up and surf to shore or anything like that.

You just need to get your mojo going.

Build your confidence.

So, eh...

(quietly) How's it going with herself?

Yeah, all good.

Word of advice.

Don't wait too long before you make your move.

I think I'm alright Baz.

Just saying. You're what 18, 19 now?

Time to be a man.

Step up. Take charge.

Yeah, I don't think you're supposed to talk like that anymore.

(door closes) What are you talking about?

(overlapping) Music. Surfing.

And surfing. And music.

Let's go surfing.

Thanks for having me in anyway, it was great to have a chat.

Yeah this was good. This was productive.

Pleasure. If you ever want to come by the station,

you know where we are.

Thank you. Thanks.

What have you got?

(indistinct chatter)

(car engine)

Sigrid. Hey.

Let's make this quick. I have a recce with the engineers.

What was Callum Kelleher doing here?

Bloody broadband.

I told him that I'd look at some satellite options as a compromise.

Are you going to?

I suppose I'll look into it.

What do you care?

Well I just don't want you making any promises that you can't be kept.

You just worry about the objectors.

What have you got for me?

Arvid's agree to put his name to a statement

that guarantees we won't seek any expansion in Carrigeen Bay.

That is amazing, how did you manage..?

The windfarm isn't IN Carrigeen Bay.

Officially, it's out in the basin.

If we need to apply for another license,

our solicitors will work it out.

The turbines are shipped. Things need to start happening yesterday.

That is feeling...

a little, em... Expedient?

Strategic?

Pragmatic? All the things we need to be to get this over the line, Kate.

No, I was gonna say duplicitous.

You're sweating that now? After the last few weeks?

Just be glad you're on the right side. The green side.

Your friend Jeanine has what she wants, everyone's a winner.

Yeah, ok. Well I guess you should tell her rather than me.

It's already done.

I've talked to Jeanine Collins this morning,

she called the swing voters.

She thinks she has the numbers for a vote tonight.

This is good news Kate.

You finally scored a win. Arvid is delighted.

Go celebrate.

It's on us.

That's it Conor!

Keep paddling.

Just get passed the break water and you'll be fine.

That's it. Keeping going. (groans)

Whoa!

Ah!

(coughs and splutters)

tense music !

Conor! Body board back to shore!

Should I go back to him? I'll go.

Conor just paddle back to shore!

Keep your head up!

music playing in car

(phone dialling)

'Hey this is Conor, I can't get to the phone right now.

Just leave me a message.'

Hey love, I'm nearly there. No hurry, I'll find you on the beach.

I hope you're hungry. Love you.

Hang on. Almost there.

(thud)

Conor! No!

I'm almost there!

No One Will Find You There : Will Slattery

Hey! He hit his head.

I'm getting the ambulance. What?!

Follow the path!

Conor!

What happened? Oh Jesus.

Jesus.

Conor wake up. Conor wake up, please.

Please you have to wake up!

Do something else Baz! Fuck's sake Kate,

I know what I'm doing. Oh you have to do something.

You have to bring him back.

Baz, please.

Please, bring him back. Bring him back.

Please, he's your son for God's sake.

Please go on.

Come on. Come on.

Ambulance! The ambulance is nearly here!

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