Ballykissangel - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Two Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Has Quigley got what it takes to save the village's reputation, and will Orla be rescued from the runaway hot air balloon?
Hello and Farewell
The village mourn the loss of Ambrose, who is laid to rest. Orla is looking for somewhere to live and Conor Devlin is a potential landlord.
Catch of the Day
While sand and mud create earthy problems around the village, Niamh takes a radical decision to solve a problem of her own.
Moving Out
Emma has had enough of her father's strange behaviour towards Niamh, but what will Ballykissangel's gossips think of her moving in with Danny?
Eureka
The lure of a goldmine leads Quigley into a race against time. He isn't the only one who believes they've struck gold, when a little help from Orla goes a long way with Conor.
Behind Bars
Quigley bids farewell to Niamh and discovers the new owner of the pub is an old enemy. Conor's amorous intentions are foiled by Orla.
Brendan's Crossing
When the headmaster's job becomes available, Brendan feels it's time to improve himself, but faces some stiff competition.
A Few Dollars More
Dooley and Minto have a dangerous new business deal and arrange a supply of illicit liquor, but with the new Garda arriving in town, are they really away from prying eyes?
The Outsiders
Orla gives Conor the elbow while Frankie finds her own brand of justice for Dooley. Out in the field Liam and Donal are seeing things larger than life in a hedge.
With a Song in My Heart
Dillon finds his decision to see Niamh in Dublin has a much bigger impact than he expected. Aidan's plans for the choir aren't going well.
Love's Labours
When Frankie and Aidan join forces for a day out, Aidan's reputation as a priest is compromised. Liam and Donal are the first to hear a big announcement from Niamh and Sean.
The Wedding
Minto seizes his chance to give Dillon an unforgettable stag party, while a close encounter makes Niamh and Dillon's wedding day more memorable than expected.
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