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STRIKING OUT

Striking Out - so2_day38_0241 Image Name: Striking Out - so2_day38_0241 Description: Striking Out Episode 4 RTÉ One Sunday January 28th Fiona O'Shaughnessy as Meg Copyright: RTÉ and Blinder Films 2017. Photography credit: Bernard Walsh
Striking Out - so2_day38_0180 Image Name: Striking Out - so2_day38_0180 Description: Striking Out Episode 4 RTÉ One Sunday January 28th Amy Huberman as Tara, Fiona O'Shaughnessy as Meg, Maria Doyle Kennedy as George Copyright: RTÉ and Blinder Films 2017. Photography credit: Bernard Walsh
Striking Out - so2_day38_0169 Image Name: Striking Out - so2_day38_0169 Description: Striking Out Episode 4 RTÉ One Sunday January 28th Fiona O'Shaughnessy as Meg Copyright: RTÉ and Blinder Films 2017. Photography credit: Bernard Walsh
Striking Out - so2_day22_0066 Image Name: Striking Out - so2_day22_0066 Description: Striking Out Episode 4 RTÉ One Sunday January 28th Neil Morrissey as Vincent, Sam McGovern as Joe, Amy Huberman as Tara Copyright: RTÉ and Blinder Films 2017. Photography credit: Bernard Walsh

 

EPISODE 4

As Tara and Vincent put more pressure on Richard, Eric becomes protective and angry  – leading to a massive blowout between him and Tara – the one they should have had when they broke up. Vincent finds a whistle-blower to support his evidence that the Irish Oak Consortium bid was changed after the fact. Meg gives Tara damming evidence that links Richard to Timothy York, but then the inquiry is suspended when a complaint is made. Tara and Sam’s relationship goes up a gear. George and Tara clash when representing opposing clients in an alleged insurance scam, and they have to navigate legal grey areas when they both take risks to work together to resolve lines crossed and get the best for their respective clients.

Series Overview

In STRIKING OUTSeries 2 Tara strikes back. Confidently now her own boss, morally challenging scenarios will push Tara and her team in their personal and professional lives. Tara and Eric’s complex relationship remains centre stage, and the arrival of Eric’s brother Sam brings added tension and intrigue. Eric will face tough personal and professional choices in this series as he investigates the increasingly dubious actions of his father, Richard Dunbar. Tara finds herself sharing an office space with the formidable George Cusack, a criminal solicitor with a sharp mind and even sharper tongue. Her parents’ marriage faces new challenges as her mother Irene comes into her own and her father, Conrad, emerges as a complex and powerful figure. Ray seizes new opportunities by starting legal studies, but faces personal challenges as he struggles to find a balance between his old life and the new path he’s trying to forge for himself. Meg’s betrayal at the end of series one leaves her in a game of cat and mouse with Tara and facing a moral dilemma as she’s stuck in the middle of two opposing worlds. Vincent wrestles with personal and private demons while heading a public inquiry that threatens to implicate the upper echelons of the Irish political and social elite – the repercussions of which will collide Tara’s personal and professional lives even further.