North to South

By: Magnus Albion Productions Limited
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  • Summary

  • Journalist Sile Mcgowen investigates the classified case of Dorothy O'Della, a nun kidnapped by fugitive IRA bomb maker Johnny Boyle as a means of getting himself to a safe house in Southern Ireland. Sile is unwillingly teamed with Sergeant Patrick Gilroy of the Dublin Garda. Together, Sile and Patrick try to piece together Dorothy and Johnny’s story in hopes of discovering why the police records office attempted to erase their names from history. However, as they delve deeper the case becomes darker and more dangerous. Sergeant Gilroy begins to suspect Sile isn't all she claims to be.
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Episodes
  • 0.1 The Saint and the Sinner

    0.1 The Saint and the Sinner
    May 6 2021

    A young journalist Sile McGowan and her police escort, Sergeant Patrick Gilroy, investigate the case of a young nun kidnapped by an IRA bomb manufacturer twenty years before.

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    22 mins
  • 0.2 Like a Cat in the Night

    0.2 Like a Cat in the Night
    May 6 2021

    Dorothy and Johnny battle a storm to get over the Irish boarder. Sergeant Patrick Gilroy suspects he may have bitten off more than he can chew, escorting the straight talking Sile McGowan to her first interview with the reverend mother.

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    23 mins
  • 0.3 The Holy Spirit

    0.3 The Holy Spirit
    May 6 2021

    Dorothy and Johnny enlist the help of Dara (Fingers) Foley, a fugitive kingpin of the IRA running an illegal armament and distillery under a monastery. Sile discovers Patrick's dark past with the IRA.

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    26 mins

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