PAUL PLAYING THE VILLAIN... AGAIN!
In this week’s trip to Carrigstown, Ray and Doug are pleasantly surprised by Pete’s civility towards Dolores. But Pete is suspicious of Paul and Dolores’ closeness when he sees them speaking on the street.
And when Dolores lets slip to a concerned Paul about Pete’s addiction, trouble looks to be brewing.
Later, Paul approaches Dolores about investing in Vinos.
Paul breaks his plans with Pete to meet with Dolores to discuss Vinos.
But Dolores insists that Vino’s isn’t financially viable.
Elsewhere, Buckley receives a phone call from Zoe who claims to have information about Laura’s murder.
Mairead later confides in Dolores her concerns about Damien’s obsession with Laura’s case as Buckley pleads with him to trust the Gardai’s investigation process.
Zoe, meanwhile, informs Buckley that she saw a suspicious man lingering the night of Laura’s murder. Damien is hopeful to learn about Zoe’s possible suspect sighting but Mairead grows increasingly concerned about his single-mindedness in catching the killer.
Later, Damien and Mairead try to reassure a rattled Georgie that he is safe while Buckley arranges for Damien to make a statement to the press, hoping to lure out Laura’s killer.
Damien is surprised when Laura’s ex — reporter Nina — turns up at the press conference.
He puts his dierences with Nina aside for the sake of getting the message out there before making a spur of the moment addition to his public plea for Laura, oering a €50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.
But later Damien is devastated when Ronan admits that Zoe’s lead was a dead end.
Also this week Babs reminds Jess of Steo’s immaturity ahead of his afternoon with Taylor.
Steo is annoyed when Jess questions his parenting and compares him to Greg.
Greg and Jess, meanwhile, share a warm moment when Greg calls to the house. And Jess is horrified when Steo squares up to Greg after finding him at the house.
Jess, meanwhile, is conflicted about her feelings to towards Greg.