About this season
details the bizarre goings-on in a fictitious Irish village called Killinaskully located in the hills of Ireland
Episodes (7)
1. The Horse Whisperer
Aired 30 September 2007 • 30 min
Pa Connors has yet another get rich quick scheme while jacksie bans peaking English in the pub. Pa soon finds that the course of true love does not run moothly. Especially where horses are involved.
2. The Stoats
Aired 7 October 2007 • 30 min
With a by-pass threatening the future of the village and rumours circulating about the arrival of the Olympics, it would take all of Willie Power's cunning to save the day. unfortunately, Willie is too busy trying to become a stoat.
3. The Crime Spree
Aired 14 October 2007 • 30 min
With Killinaskullly in the grip of a crime spree, a concert by country singer turned rapper, Big Diddy, might bring some relief. However, with Timmy playing records backwards, he might be facing a rap himself.
4. The Visitor
Aired 21 October 2007 • 30 min
An old scouting buddy of Dan's proves popular with the locals even though Dan has no recollection of ever meeting him. When the visitor dips his hand in everyone's pocket it might be time for Dan to turn detetive.
5. The Treasure Map
Aired 28 October 2007 • 30 min
A mysterious stranger with an intriguing map lures Dan on a spectacular treasure hunt. With a giant golf ball on the loose and the dreaded Bally Boys up to their old tricks it will probably end in a crushing defeat.
6. The Wedding
Aired 4 November 2007 • 30 min
Things are looking up for Dieter when Catherine returns from her travels and agrees to be his bride. But with fighting in-laws and Timmy in charge of the rings, it'll be a miracle if anyone gets taken up the aisle.
7. The Christmas Concert
Aired 24 December 2007 • 30 min
With a bocity grotto outside Jacksie's, Willie Power is dtermined to spread some Christmas cheer at twenty euro a pop. meanwhile, not even a classic movie from Dieter can save the Christmas concert when the innkeeper decides that there may be some room in the inn after all.