8.5/102 votes#1 - Episode 5
Season 2 Episode 5 - Aired 12/4/2011
As tensions come to a head the gang threatens to implode: Luke's obsession with Mary is becoming more dangerous, while Siobhan's panic attack at the airport could get Tommy killed. Paranoid John Boy finally tips over the edge of sanity when he finds Debbie taking heroin.
Director: Anthony Byrne
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.4/109 votes#2 - All Eventualities
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 3/7/2024
Eddie's doubts about Susie continue to grow. But there's 15 million pounds of dirty money to be laundered before she'll consider leaving the estate.
Director: Eran Creevy
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.3/1010 votes#3 - I've Hundreds of Cousins
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 3/7/2024
Distribution issues in Europe and a theft on the farm cause a headache for Eddie and Susie — until they make a new acquaintance who can help them out.
Director: Eran Creevy
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/102 votes#4 - Episode 4
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 10/24/2010
As Nidge and Trish’s wedding day arrives, gangwar is breaking out. John Boy and Hughie generate new plans and new recruits. Who will be with them? Darren is worried about John Boy and Hughie’s volatility, not just for himself but for his sister Mary and the kids. Relations between John Boy and Darren come to a head. Darren decides that it is in everyone’s interest that he heads for London. Can he end the war before he leaves?
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/102 votes#5 - Episode 2
Season 2 Episode 2 - Aired 11/13/2011
Disaster strikes the gang as a drug mixing factory is busted by the gardai. John Boy blames Stumpy who he believes sold them out. Darren, desperate to get out of the game, robs an ATM machine and makes a downpayment to John Boy against the debt he owes. John Boy, however, wants Stumpy taken care of and he wants Darren to be the one to deal with it.
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/102 votes#6 - Episode 3
Season 2 Episode 3 - Aired 11/20/2011
When a container of drugs is busted at the docks, John Boy decides to double cross Fran on their deal. Fran retaliates against John Boy. John Boy is furious and orders Nidge to pipe bomb Fran's house leaving Fran determined that the escalating gang war will not end until he has revenge.
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/102 votes#7 - Episode 4
Season 2 Episode 4 - Aired 11/27/2011
The crew are in festive spirits as Trish has the baby on Christmas Eve, while Rosie has come back to Dublin and Darren falls in love with her all over again. However the gang war is still raging, and John Boy orders Tommy – already caught between his friendship with Debbie and his worries about Siobhan’s money runs – to kill Fran. The hit goes wrong, and someone else becomes fatally caught up in the aftermath.
Director: Anthony Byrne
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/102 votes#8 - Episode 6
Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 12/11/2011
Nidge swiftly fills the power vacuum and gets the gang back to business as usual. Rosie has realised what her lover has become, and Darren is devastated when she breaks up with him. Meanwhile Mary finally realises the extent of Luke's psychosis as she finds him lurking in her bedroom at night.
Director: Anthony Byrne
Writer: Stuart Carolan
8.0/101 votes#9 - Episode 1
Season 5 Episode 1 - Aired 10/5/2014
After almost losing everything to D.I. Moynihan’s sting operation, Nidge travels to Spain to negotiate with a wholesale supplier for a new drugs shipment. Meanwhile, Patrick has returned to Dublin to exact revenge, and tensions between Fran and Nidge reach boiling point.
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
7.5/102 votes#10 - Episode 2
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 10/10/2010
Darren is tracking Jimmy Byrne, the chief suspect in the gangland killing. But in the meantime he needs to work and he soon finds himself slipping back into working for gangland boss John Boy Power. In a world of paranoia and betrayal will Darren be able to keep his wits about him, kill Jimmy Byrne and find love again with Rosie?
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
7.5/102 votes#11 - Episode 3
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 10/17/2010
The gang come back from Nidge’s stag party in Prague to learn that Jimmy Byrne is back in town. His friends think Darren should kill him as soon as, but Darren’s not so sure. Tension mounts as Darren needs to make decisions not only about whether to follow through on his suspicions, but about what he should do about his feelings for childhood sweetheart Rosie. As Darren grows closer to uncovering the truth, tensions and suspicions rise among the gang. Darren in particular faces difficult decisions about his feelings for Rosie, his future and his loyalties.
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
7.5/102 votes#12 - Episode 1
Season 2 Episode 1 - Aired 11/6/2011
In debt to loan shark Fran, gang footsoldier Darren finds he has no choice other than to turn back to his former mentor, northside kingpin John Boy Power. Under pressure from the cops and doing way too much cocaine, John Boy is becoming paranoid and erratic. John Boy agrees to take on Darren’s debt in return for absolute loyalty – the deal with the Devil done, Darren is back on the team...
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
7.0/103 votes#13 - Episode 1
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 10/3/2010
Darren Tracey skipped Dublin when a gun was found in his house and he’s been living the past year in Spain, but he decides to risk it and come back to Dublin. He’s homesick and a party for his brother’s release from prison is the perfect excuse. It’s only for the weekend but sometimes life is full of surprises - especially if you and your friends are in gangland.
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Stuart Carolan
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"Episode 5" is the best rated episode written by Stuart Carolan. It scored 8.5/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Anthony Byrne. It aired on 12/4/2011 and is rated 0.1 points higher than their second-best episode, "All Eventualities".