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Father Percy was found dead.
- He was a friend of the family.

Sorry for your loss.

We'd like to speak to you, Lorna.

Do you remember when you
last saw Father Percy?

Someone is trying
to cover his tracks.

Hello?

Who is this?

Don't take my baby away.

They are called the Eadrom group
and are willing to lobby aggressively

to have the state recognized

that the monastery
was a Magdalene laundry.

How many times do I have to tell you?

Go there.

Come on, girls.

I'm so tired, Clemence.

Come on, concentrate.
Only a few more hours.

Silence.

Hurry up, girls.
- Yes, Sister Eileen.

Walk on.

Yes, Sister Eileen.

Oh shit.

I know what happened
with your child.

Who's calling me?

Poop.

SORRY, ME�

CAN'T TALK NOW.
DON'T KNOW WHO IS LISTENING.

WHERE ARE YOU?
WHAT'S HAPPENING, AOIFE?

PICK UP!

Aoife.

So that's your name.

WE BETTER SPEAK UP.
WHERE ARE YOU?

No.

No. Poop.

Here's Father Percy's car
Out of Dublin last Thursday.

This is clearly not him
behind the wheel.

It looks like there's a woman there
in the passenger seat.

Is this all?

Yes.

No speed cameras?

No, he held his ground
at the maximum speed.

And avoided the highways.

I'm taking this back to Dublin.
Show them each desk.

See if he has a criminal record.
- Where did you get these?

At Barry's. Do you like them?

Yes.

They're okay, aren't they?
- Certainly.

Nothing with the face
of the woman on it?

No. So one of them
is the killer, huh?

And probably
also the arsonist.

We need all local
view security cameras.

Who owns the stable behind the desk?

Maybe they saw something.

The horses don't want to fuck.

Excuse me?
- The horses.

They refuse to fuck each other.

Does that help you?

I do not know.
- That fire scared my stallions

and made sissies out of them.

Who is going to reimburse me for this?

I saw that your country
continues beyond that.

If you want to suggest
that I have something to do with this

No. I wondered
whether you have cameras.

Calm.

A horse is good
judging people, detective.

They always smell the bad ones.

Is that why you have so many?

Are there a lot of bad people here?

I keep them because my father kept them.

Do you know who my father was?

What do you mean, your mother has
didn't tell you that?

Come on, Thomas.
Did you see something or not?

I know who started that fire.

I saw her direction
run into the garage.

Who?

Amy Kane, of course.
- Do me a favor, Thomas.

Don't pretend it isn't
it all fits, Massey.

That's exactly what she would do.

You really expect
that we take you seriously?

Why else do you suit me?
to ask questions here?

Fuck it, both of you.

I have work to do.

Come on.

Are you OK?

Looks like we have to
Amy Kane speaking again.

Damn it will.

Come on.

There's nothing beyond that.

Can you take another look?

I'll be right with you, Clemence.

I want to get out of here, Lorna.

I want to be with my baby.

Me too, Clemence.

And we will.

I promise you.

Were you here all evening?
working?

Yes.

Someone saw you

run away from that fire, Amy.

What a damn liar.
I was here the whole time.

Do you have anyone
see police station approaching,

between 3 and 4 in the morning?

No one at all.

I don't think you're allowed to smoke here.

I do not agree
near the pumps.

Maybe have
did your cameras pick up anything?

The monitors are in the office.

Have fun.

They are focused on the pumps,
not on the road.

Have you seen this man?

Maybe he was here
last Friday.

You've seen him, haven't you?

Hard to tell with this photo.

There was a man who looked like him.

He came in confused
and wanted to buy vodka.

Did he pay with his card?

I didn't sell him anything.
- Why not?

He wanted to pay in cash
dropped coins everywhere.

He had a five year medal.
- A sobriety medal?

When was that, Amy?

Friday, just after 10am.

We need to check your cameras.

Look for 12-step programs

and someone with a criminal record.
- You, Dublin.

Stay here.

Thomas Coughlan said he told me
who saw a fire start.

You know I'm not allowed to say that.

Of course you take his side.
Men protecting each other.

No, I'm not on anyone's side.

No?

So you didn't know Father Percy?

I saw your face when I said
that I was glad he was dead.

Is that all, Amy?

Yes, officer.

Thanks for your help.

Yes that is him.

Anything else?
- No, that's all.

Or actually, may I have a moment
use an electrical outlet?

I can put it in here.

Thank you.

Morning, Damian.

Tomorrow, Massey.

Can I ask you if we...

the camera images from last year
can see on Sunday night?

We hope to see something from that guy.

Yes of course.

Well�

If you say he came down this road,

then the camera would
must have seen him.

Wait a second.

Patience.
This takes a few minutes.

How are you, Lorna?
Are you going to do some crafts?

No�

No.

Around what time are we looking? Colman?

Half past two?
- Half past three in the morning.

Three-thirty in the morning, yes.

Continue.

Three-thirty in the morning.

Go a little further.

Let's see.
- I see no one.

Over there. Is that someone?

Yes. There seems to be someone there.

Can you zoom in, Damian?

Yes, give me a minute.

Jesus.

Ver�

Sorry, guys. Something goes wrong.

Maybe I can help you
not help anyway.

I will someone
should have this checked.

MEET ME IN O'RUADHANS?

Poop.

WHAT TIME?

Ok�.

Dublin has found someone
based on the images.

Dara O'Halloran.

One conviction for that
violent robbery,

two for assault
resulting in serious injuries.

He suffered a few years
seated in Mountjoy.

Member of the AA.

Not so anonymous anymore. Sorry, Dara.

Well.

He's not from Kilkinure.

Something about the woman?

No. We do have a number
for the man.

This is his last known location.

That's close to Carrick.
Not far from here.

Can we get an exact location?

No, the transmission towers are up
too far apart.

When he uses his phone again,
we will know more.

Aoife? Hello?

Hello? Aoife?

Hi.

What do you want?

Was that Aoife?

I think you have the wrong one.

You were talking to Aoife, I heard you.

Fuck off and leave me alone.

Listen,

My name is Grace.

I know Aoife from the monastery.

Then what are you, a nun?

That was me.

I haven't seen Aoife in years
and suddenly she calls me

and says she wants to meet up.
- You spoke to Aoife? When?

This morning.

What did she tell you?

That she needed my help
to find someone.

A woman from the monastery.

Why was she looking for her?
- If you are a good friend

from my wife, why do I
than never heard about you,

Grace?

I already told you that.

I have your wife
haven't seen you in a long time.

What did she want to tell this woman?

It was about her child, right?

What the hell did Aoife do?

She didn't do anything.

She tried
only to do what is right.

That's why she came back.

No, wait. What are you doing?

I'll call her.

She won't answer. She will...

Where is my wife?

Don't know.
- Take me to her.

Don't know.
- You're that woman

who she was going to meet.
You are Clemence.

What?

Clemence? Clemence Tooley?

Do you think I won't hurt you?

How are you? Is everything OK?

Goddammit

Ok�. Good.

Dara O'Halloran, you're under arrest

for the murder of Father Percy Sheehan.

You have the right

to remain silent.

Do you even know what time it is?
- I need to speak to Clemence.

It's important, David.

Are you sleepwalking?

No.

Wake her up. Please?
- You're not going to talk to Clemence.

This is about her child.
I think Clemence

someone has spoken
knew something about our children.

Listen�
- Take your hand off the door.

Did you hear what I said?
- I don't want to hear it.

Haven't you done enough already?
Do you still have to stir this up?

Leave my sister alone.

If you come here again,
I call the police.

You turned down a lawyer.

Why?

No comment.

What happened?
A failed robbery

or something more personal?

No comment.

Or did you steal the car,
but nothing to do with the murder?

No comment.

You don't always have to
Saying "No comment".

We know you weren't alone.

Which one of you killed him?
Was it you? Or she?

Or did you do it together?

Not together.

Sorry, can you say that again?

It was me. Good? Only me.

I�

I killed that priest.

Why?
- As you said,

a failed robbery.

It was an accident.
I didn't want to hurt him.

Why did you come to Kilkinure?

Father Percy used to work here
in the monastery.

That's the man you killed.

I didn't know him.
- So it was a coincidence?

Correct.

Tell me about the murder.
Where did you break into?

What?
- Did you go to the living room?

Where did you find Father Percy?

He came down the stairs.

I must have woken him up.

That's where we found him.

Yeah, well, that's where I...

That's where it happened.

Just like it said in the newspaper.

Is that right?

How did you kill him?

You already know that.

I know,
but I want to hear it from you.

I want to know how
this woman was involved.

She wasn't involved.

Which one of you held the knife?

I.

How many times have you stabbed him?

I can't remember that.

Just once.

Certainly?

I can not remember.
It was

dark. Maybe a few times.

Wasn't that in the newspaper?

I don't know what's going on
damn it was in the newspaper.

There was nothing in it about a murder weapon.

Back to that woman.

I suspect it's someone
that you know well.

Did she have a reason?
to kill Father Percy?

She didn't kill him.
- One of you does

and it wasn't you
- She didn't do it.

Good.

If you want us
draw our own conclusions,

then we'll stop here.
- No. Listen.

She went to that house, okay?

But only to talk to him.

Why did she want to talk to him?

They used to work together.

My wife was a nun.

Your wife�

'was a nun?

Here in the monastery?

In the saint's house
I know-a-damn-much.

You mean the Sisters
of the Seven Glories?

Whatever it's called.

But she's been gone for a long time.

She has that man
not seen in decades.

So where is she now?

Leave Aoife out of this.

She has suffered enough here.

She wakes up screaming

because she thinks she sees children
standing at the foot of our bed.

And now she's missing.

Our daughter doesn't know what to do.
What about that woman

at the bar? Aren't you looking for her?

What do you mean? Wasn't that
your wife in the bar with you?

I already told one of you this.

Grace, that's her name, she said.

Clearly a lie.

A crazy one. She asked about Aoife
and about that priest.

Is no one looking for her?
- What did she look like?

So long, haircut like Joan of Arc.

She knows where Aoife is.

And you have to find her.

Hide the babies in the laundry basket.

When we get to the hotel,
he goes inside.

Then we jump out and run.

What if the babies start crying?

Then the driver hears us.

They won't cry.

Because they are with their moms.

Be careful here. This way.

Will you be able to do it?
-James, sorry,

we're a little late.
Give us two more minutes.

Do you have everything?

You have come.

I'm extremely nervous.

Nice place, isn't it?
- Very nice.

We used to do their sheets.

You're kidding.
- No.

Poop.

Are you cold, Peggy?

The wind almost took me away.

Clemence, can we talk for a moment?

I know something you don't know.
- What do you want?

Nothing. I just wanted to let you know,

that I am there for you.

We mothers
must stand up for each other.

Or not?

Sister, how are you?
- It's a pleasure.

This won't take long, sister.

We want to ask
about Sister Aoife Cassidy.

It would have been here
between 1983 and 1987.

That was so long ago.

Before my time, of course.

I can't promise anything
but I'll do my best.

We appreciate that, sister.

That's strange.
We have no file on her.

Maybe one of them knows
the older sisters anything else?

Someone from her time?
- That doesn't seem possible to me.

We don't want to disturb them
- Or we'll have them come to the station,

if you want to make this official.
They'll probably be happy to help.

Since this is an investigation into
the murder of a priest.

My name is James Coyle,

and am co-founder
from the Eadrom group.

I am inspired by
the courage you show

by coming here
and share your stories.

Really and truly.

I want to assure you
that this will be worth it.

I use your stories
to prepare a lawsuit.

We will have the state recognized

what they should have recognized long ago,

a damn long time ago.

Sorry for my language.

And now I'm going to shut up,

because we want from you

hear today.

Ok�.

Who wants to speak first?

Did anyone bring anything?
that they want to show?

Anyone want to talk about
any of these things?

What did you bring, Amy?

A nail clipper?

There was one nun

that's a real one

was a sadist
when it came to punishment.

When we had to iron,

she was always breathing down my neck,

because�

she knew I was no good
in ironing.

As soon as a crease appeared

she took out a pair of nail clippers
emerge and...

she cut off all my nails.

Way too far away.

And then I bled

and

the blood came on the sheets.

And the other nuns cared about that

the chance to really punish me.

I couldn't help but think about that

it just was
like shark bait, you know?

Blood on the sheets,
blood in the water.

I saw her do it too
with you, Lorna.

What was that for?

I told jokes.

How do you arrive
those nail clippers, Amy?

This is not the real thing
nail clippers, you know?

It's symbolic.

There's a sheet of paper there.

What is that?

That is mine.

That is my so-called exam result.

She sent it to my mother,
so she thought I

took exams instead of working.

A calendar machine.

16 hours a day.

Writing, 86 percent.

Mathematics�

“We do the doors
not locked here.”

For some reason
I assumed

“We do the doors
not locked here.”

This is not a prison.

You can leave whenever you want.

But where are you going?

Who do you want?

Nobody wants you.

You are a sinner.

“We're here to help you, Lorna.

To teach you how
become a good mother.

So just be good

and tell us what you
and Clemence were planning."

Look.

Come on.

This is my baby.

You were right, Lorna.

She doesn't cry.

"And if you behave well,

only if you behave very well,

then you can get out of here with your baby.”

Lorna?
- Give her to me.

No, she's mine.

No. Stop.

Lorna. How can you?

No. How can you do this to me?

Thank you, Lorna.

You're a good girl.

I am not good.

I am not good.

I didn't want to do it.

I'm sorry.

Sister, there are detectives here

and they want to talk to you.

What do you think of that?
Would you like to speak to them?

Fine. Just let them in.

Detectives.

This is Sister Eileen.

She was the mother superior
in that time.

You finally got me.

Yes.

Nurse, this is Detective
Colman Akande, from Dublin.

How do you do?

Yes, we want you
ask a couple of questions.

If you have the time.

Have you had any contact recently?

with a Sister Aoife Cassidy?

'Recently' is a relative term
for an old hermit like me.

In the last week?

I would understand if you did
can't remember anything

from Sister Aoife.

That's a title we have here
take very seriously.

Aoife Cassidy never has
took her last vow.

So please don't call her that.
- That's certainly why

she was not in our system.

But you remember her?

Oh, I remember her.

She was a nice woman.

But teased.

She couldn't cope with work,
the poor child.

And you haven't seen her?
- I haven't seen that woman.

Not for at least 30 years.

About the time Father Percy Sheehan

worked here, didn't he?

I read about him in the newspaper.

Why would anyone
want to harm Father Percy?

You don't suspect that Miss Cassidy
had something to do with that?

No, we hoped her
only to speak

as part of our research.

You said she wasn't with
the work could be done.

What did you mean by that?

You have to come from a good background
to do this work.

Especially with those babies.

It was very easy to get attached
to touch those lovely babies.

You're talking about it
mother and baby home?

Louder, please.

You say Aoife Cassidy is in it
mother and baby home?

There was no mother and baby home.

This was a training center.

Some of the girls got hit
into trouble.

We've done everything
for them what we could.

Like what?

Well, they came to us.

Their families sent them to us

because they knew they were here with us
were better off.

And we got nothing in return
of their families.

No funding for these young women
to support.

That's why you had the laundry?

We had a small laundry.

It was not there to make a profit

nor to punish

and it wasn't anything that terrible

if you imagine now.

It was our way
to support these girls.

And every government investigation

and every report says the same thing.

There are people who have a different view
would sketch of this place.

I have no doubt about that.

But the truth is

that some of these girls
could not be helped.

They were never meant to be
to be mothers.

We did everything for them
what we could.

You didn't answer my question.

About Father Percy?

What was his role

here at the Sisters of
the Seven Glories?

Father Percy said mass
in the chapel on Sundays.

One in the morning and one in the evening.

Was that all?

That was all.

There were other monasteries
where he held mass?

Forgive me, my memory is failing
what it was.

I'm tired.

Sorry, detectives.
We have to stop.

Thank you for your time, sister.

I saw something downstairs in the office.

Something in Latin.

“Monstra

esse te matrem."

Monstra te esse matrem.

What does that mean?

Show that you are a mother.

What did Aoife tell you?
about our children?

You spoke to her, didn't you?
What did she tell you?

Hey, Clemence.

Clemence, time to go.

Are they still alive?

Come on, Clemence. What did she say?

Ze�
- Enough, Lorna.

Ze�

God, I can't.
- Okay�. It's okay.

I'm sorry.

Can we talk tomorrow, please?

I'll tell you everything.

I'll tell you everything.

Clemence, come on.

You bit that poor woman
almost taking his head off.

Poor woman?

I'm almost ready
to obtain a search warrant

and that whole store
to be turned upside down.

Looking for what?

First of all, Aoife Cassidy.

Why are you trying so hard?

to connect that crime
about this place?

Why are you trying so hard?
to see them separately?

You've been trying since the beginning
to stop this investigation.

I know this village well.
That's not the point.

It's about listening
what's happening around you.

I'll tell you what,

if Aoife Cassidy was in the village,
we had already heard of it.

Yeah, that bothers me too.
- Oh, what do you mean?

You keep talking about it
this close-knit community.

How to trust
for your network of gossip.

That everyone knows everything.

Someone farts in
church on Sunday morning

and by lunch everyone is seated
to laugh about it.

And yet, in that building

girls were locked up
and children were stolen,

and no one knew about it
do you want to tell me?

How did that escape your network?

Look, you know

and you have known.

Are you OK?

Guard. Good.

Come on.

Come. It's okay, Colman.

Breathe deeply.

Come on. Take it easy.

Breathe calmly.

Have you had this before?

No. Not for years.

I was born in
a mother and baby shelter.

Not like that place, but...

It's okay.
- But...

It is well.
- Fine.

That won't happen again.

STAY AWAKE

FIVE SURPRISING THINGS THAT HAPPEN
WHEN YOU'RE NOT SLEEPING

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR FALSE MEMORIES

TRAVEL FOR SNACKS

Good�

Give me a German beer.

Thank you.

I remember you.

You say I don't know you anymore
but I still know you.

Huh?

The last time I saw you
was in that disco

in the GAA club.

You were wearing too much denim.

That sounds plausible.

That's a lot of chips.

They are mine.

I have a habit

to take one with a taste

and another with a different flavor

and eat them together.

That creates a whole new taste.

You're a bit strange, aren't you?

I didn't remember you
it was so strange.

I certainly was.

You know, you haven't changed a bit either.

At school
you were always the funniest.

It was not me.
- Really.

I thought so.

Me funny?

No. You're thinking about someone else.

No.

You were funny�
- I wasn't funny.

Ok�.

I'm so damn tired.

Are you not sleeping well?

I do not sleep.

What?

You and your boyfriend wanted me
and bring my girlfriend

to the house of
the crying woman that evening.

Yes that's right.

We did that too.

But you left early.

Yes.

Last round.

You know, I'm there
Haven't been in 30 years.

Jesus, I don't understand
why teenagers thought

that this place was romantic.
- They didn't think so.

They simply had no other place.

Yes, I think you're right.

That was the country we lived in.

That we go to a place like this
had to be together.

Can we go in?

You did that on purpose.
- No, I did not.

You did.
- Nietes.

Come on, over here. This way. Come.

Warmer�

Colder�

Warmer�

Stupid.

Warmer�

Warmer�

Do you ever see Declan O'Brien again?

No.

Liar.

He is married.

With four or five children.

Naturally.

Come up, quick.

No. Stop.

Lorna. How can you me
put this on? No.

Stop. No.

How can you do this to me?

No.

Give her back.

No.

Can I be with my baby now?

What are you waiting for?

Aren't you going to pick her up?

Which one is mine?

Which one is yours?

Do you call yourself a mother?

Lorna?

Are you OK?

Clemence knows what's going on
happened to my child.

What?

She'll tell me tomorrow.

I'm really scared.

I'm really scared.

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