Ireland

Dublin. Grace sees her boyfriend everywhere. In the supermarket, on the street, at the graveyard. Only Henry died two months earlier, leaving a huge hole in Grace's heart and in her life. But then Andy, a man who looks exactly like Henry, turns up to fix her boiler one day. She isn't hallucinating - he really does look like Henry and Grace becomes captivated by him. Reminded of everything she once had, can Grace recreate that lost love or does loving Andy mean letting go of Henry?

It is 1985 in a small town in County Wexford. During the weeks leading up to Christmas, Bill Furlong, a coal and timber merchant, faces his busiest season. As he goes round the houses making deliveries, he feels the past rising up to meet him - and encounters the complicit silences of a small community controlled by the Church.

Irish Midlands. 1850s. An 11 year old girl stops eating but, miraculously, remains alive and well. With doubt being cast upon the authenticity of such a claim, an English nurse is appointed by a local committee to watch the girl and to establish whether her story is genuine or she is a fraud. With journalists keen to sniff out a story, and loyal members of the community quick to defend the girl's authenticity, she must tread carefully to get to the truth. Inspired by numerous tales of 'fasting girls' in the 16th century.

Belfast. There is nothing special about the day that Cushla meets Michael, an older, married Protestant from Belfast, in the pub owned by her family. But in 1970s Ireland, love is never far from violence and this encounter will change their lives forever. A gripping, heart-breaking and moving story.

Northern Ireland. When several children from the same village start succumbing to a mysterious illness, the quest to discover the cause has devastating and extraordinary consequences. It is late June in Ballylack. Hannah Adger anticipates eight long weeks' reprieve from school, but when her classmate Ross succumbs to a violent and mysterious illness, it marks the beginning of a summer like no other. As others fall ill, questions about what - or who - is responsible pitch the village into conflict and fearful disarray. Hannah is haunted by guilt as she remains healthy while her friends are struck down. Isolated and afraid, she prays for help. Elsewhere in the village, tempers simmer, panic escalates and long-buried secrets threaten to emerge.

Northern Ireland. January 1961, and the beaten, stabbed and strangled body of a nineteen year old Pearl Gambol is discovered, after a dance the previous night at the Newry Orange Hall. Returning from London to investigate the case, Detective Eddie McCrink soon suspects that there may be people wielding influence over affairs, and that the accused, the enigmatic Robert McGladdery, may struggle to get a fair hearing. Presiding over the case is Lord Justice Curran, a man who nine years previously had found his own family in the news, following the murder of his nineteen year old daughter, Patricia. Based on a notorious murder case which led to the final hanging on Northern Irish soil.