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After the violent events of the night, beautiful Elizabeth takes her son to Cork City hospital where she reunites with her parents. On her return home, she learns of Neeley's death at the hands of Danny, who is determined to speak to her
Starring: Elisabeth Dermot Walsh, Liam Cunningham, Colin Farrell
After the violent events of the night, beautiful Elizabeth takes her son to Cork City hospital where she reunites with her parents. On her return home, she learns of Neeley's death at the hands of Danny, who is determined to speak to her
Starring: Elisabeth Dermot Walsh, Liam Cunningham, Colin Farrell
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01:40Come on.
01:57Oh, God, please, please.
02:02Don't upset yourself like this, Beth.
02:04He's in good hands.
02:06He'll have the best that money can buy.
02:10I promise, Francie, that if you get better, I promise I'll take you away somewhere safe.
02:19I promise.
02:24That dress, it's been so long since you wore it.
02:28Six years, is it?
02:33Let me get Maeve to iron it for you.
02:35No, thank you, Mother.
02:38It'll get creased again anyway.
02:40It's a long journey.
02:46I know where to get going, actually.
02:48At least have some tea.
02:50Maeve went to a lot of trouble to get it for you on the black market.
02:54And as for sugar, I don't know what it's like down where you live, but up here in the city
02:58with this impossible war.
03:08Beth, you know we did what we thought was the best for you.
03:13No, you didn't, Mother.
03:16You did what you thought was the best for you.
03:19Oh, that's unfair.
03:20Is it not?
03:24A little bit of courage, Mother.
03:28That's all it would have taken.
03:32One flurry of courage.
03:43Excuse me, I have to have a word with Maeve.
03:57I'm sorry, I could only get one orange.
03:59Oh, Maeve.
04:01You're too good to us.
04:03Parcels all these years.
04:05Let me tidy up your hair for you, Missy.
04:08You can't go around like that.
04:11Here.
04:13Put this around your shoulders.
04:21Maeve.
04:23I'll be coming back to Cork again as soon as I can.
04:28But...
04:30Well, you know how it is between me and...
04:35And them.
04:41I don't want to have to ask them.
04:47Until I can get back up.
04:51Could you keep an eye on Francie for me in the hospital?
04:55I know it's a lot to ask, but it's not far from here.
04:59You don't need to ask, Missy.
05:20I'll probably have to stay the night, you know that.
05:23Stay as long as you like.
05:26You always put her first anyway.
05:28No, Corrine.
05:30I put you first six years ago.
05:33And I lost her.
05:36Every morning of my life,
05:37I wake up to the knowledge of what I let happen.
05:41I don't think we know the half of it.
05:51I want her back, Corrine.
06:03I want her back, Corrine.
06:04I want her back, Corrine.
06:09I want her back, Corrine.
06:09What about the little boy?
06:12Francie.
06:13What about him?
06:16Someone from the family should be there to look after him.
06:22Thank you, Mother.
06:26I'll go up to the hospital this afternoon.
06:29If there's any news, I'll telephone.
06:34Try not to worry, Beth.
06:38Bye, Mother.
07:02I kept back a bit of chocolate, ma'am.
07:05You can bring it up to him for when he wakes.
07:12Try not to worry about the little lad.
07:15You know what children are.
07:17He'll be grand.
07:19And before you know it, he'll be grand.
07:21I have to be with him.
07:23Look, Daddy, I know it's a lot to ask.
07:25But do you think you could stay long enough for me to sort things out
07:29and get the children looked after?
07:31And then maybe take me back to Cork?
07:34Can't, Neely?
07:41Why not?
07:47In your own time, Beth.
08:15What's going on?
08:29Oh, my God, Cork, you'd already left Cork.
08:42The guards couldn't reach you.
08:43I'm terribly sorry.
08:44Well, just tell me, Tilly, for God's sake.
08:46It's not Francie.
08:47It's Neely.
08:47Oh, thank God.
08:49What?
08:50What happened?
08:51Where is he?
08:51He's taken away for a post-mortem.
08:55Take a drink, Lizzie.
08:56You have had a shock.
08:58What happened?
09:03I'm very sorry for your trouble.
09:06Will you tell me what happened?
09:10He was shot above a knock of money.
09:13He was shot?
09:15Who shot him?
09:20Slut.
09:22It's your fault.
09:24My father was right.
09:26She's a slut.
09:33Must be brave, my child.
09:36Accept the will of God.
09:38Excuse me, ma'am.
09:40I'm very sorry for your trouble.
09:42And for the intrusion.
09:45I'm Inspector Clancy from Cork City.
09:48I know this is neither the time nor the place.
09:51But I'm sure you know we will want to talk to you.
09:56And no one here has any idea where we could find a young lad, Danny McCarthy.
10:27What are you doing here?
10:30How dare you?
10:33It was an accident, Kitty.
10:35I swear.
10:38I don't believe you.
10:39I swear.
10:40I swear on my grandmother's grave.
10:43Danny.
10:44Kitty, I'm sorry to do this to you, but I have a very, very big favour to ask you.
10:49Will you tell Elizabeth I have to see her?
10:52I wouldn't blame you if you hated me for this, Kitty, but I'm begging you to be my friend now.
10:56You're my only hope.
10:57Look, my uncle has a little boat up in Derry Vega.
10:59Will you ask her to meet me there?
11:01Or she could come up here anywhere.
11:04Kitty, please.
11:29Kitty, you all right?
11:31Kitty, hang on a minute.
11:40She'll be at home helping your mother.
11:46It's all right.
11:49Why don't you come out of my place for a while?
11:52No, thanks.
11:55Please, yourself.
11:57I have to go.
11:59I have to get this fella fixed up.
12:10I have to get this fella fixed up.
12:40Come on, then.
12:57do you want to talk about it
13:02I know there was bad blood between you mossy
13:04but if you knew daddy the way I do
13:08I mean did
13:10he wasn't what they all think he was he
13:12wasn't and if she hadn't behaved that
13:16way at Jimmy Deany's dance then and now
13:19Danny McCarthy is the nerve to ask me to
13:21tell her he wants to see her if he thinks
13:24I'm going to
13:26oh my
13:45thank you poor little fella is there no
13:49improvement at all at all
14:15drink
14:28I tried to be a good wife
14:31I really did
14:35but I can't honestly say I feel a wife's grief
14:40I mean sadness I suppose
14:44I wish I could turn back the clock
14:47I wish
14:48I don't know what I wish
14:52but he didn't deserve to be shot
15:14I don't know what I mean
15:16I don't know what I mean
15:16I don't know what I mean
15:18but I don't know what it means
15:58eternal rest grant unto him oh lord and may perpetual light shine upon him
16:06may his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of god rest in peace
16:31in the name of
16:44hold it there
16:58hold it now hold it
17:23you stay here make sure he doesn't come and shower again yes sir
17:27okay
17:39I don't know.
18:07I don't know.
18:29Where's the owner of this vehicle?
18:32Yes, Inspector.
18:33Drive me to Artie's. I have to get their telephone.
18:36Come on, get a move on!
19:24You relate to the deceased, I believe.
19:28We were second cousins. And neighbors, of course.
19:32Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't there something about a will, land?
19:37There are those on my side of the family who believe that Neely Scarlett was a land grabber.
19:42Is that what you believe?
19:42Yes.
19:45What time did you get home of that night, Mr. Sheehan?
19:49I don't know, Inspector. I don't have a watch.
19:52You did rush suddenly up that mountain, didn't you?
19:55Leaving two of your passengers in your vehicle.
19:58I didn't say I wasn't up there that night.
20:01Oh?
20:04I thought I saw something.
20:06Something?
20:09Like what, for instance?
20:11Some of the fellas who shoot up there, sometimes they only injure the animals which get away.
20:17I take them home, take care of them.
20:20Very commendable.
20:23You're a shooter yourself, I take it.
20:26You're registered here as the owner of a shotgun.
20:28That's right.
20:29But I shoot clean.
20:31I don't leave injured animals behind me.
20:37Exactly what did you see when you got there that night?
20:40Nothing.
20:42Well, let's put it another way.
20:43What do you think you saw?
20:48I thought I saw movement.
20:50That's all.
20:53It was late.
20:56I was jumpy after the fight.
20:59It could have been a sheep or a stray bullock.
21:03What did you do then?
21:05I went home.
21:08Anyone see you on the way?
21:11No.
21:13Wouldn't you say it's extraordinary, Mr. Sheehan.
21:17With hordes of people abroad that night.
21:20That quiet night of good weather.
21:25No one, not one single person, saw or heard the shot they killed Neely Scullard.
21:37Is that a yes or a no?
21:39I don't find it that extraordinary.
21:43People around here mind their own business.
21:53Fair dues.
21:54A great send-off, all the same.
21:58Guess who won't be shedding too many tears?
22:01Think we'll have a bit of fun again at the will.
22:04That's a warm farm of Neely's.
22:06Shh.
22:09What do you think, Neely?
22:10You think young Danny in my heart is all about their table?
22:12You can't believe it's such a lovely young man.
22:15Do you not even can tell?
22:17Come on, Neely.
22:21Come on, Neely.
22:23Come on.
22:26James called me for a time.
22:28Let me...
22:29That's it.
23:05Let's go.
23:26What are you doing?
23:27You've got to listen to me, Elizabeth.
23:29He rushed me.
23:30He was very angry and I had the gun and he was going for it.
23:33I swear I did not pull the trigger.
23:36I love you, Elizabeth.
23:37No, you don't.
23:38No, you don't.
23:39I do.
23:40I do.
23:41I didn't do it, Elizabeth.
23:44The guards will have to believe me if you're on my side.
23:46You have to believe me.
23:48I believe you.
23:49My God.
23:52I love you, Will.
23:53I love you.
23:56You shouldn't have run, Daniel.
23:59I don't think you know how serious this is.
24:04I hate myself for this.
24:06You love me too.
24:07I know you do.
24:08The way we felt about each other when we were dancing.
24:10But, Daniel, you're 19.
24:12Don't patronise me, Elizabeth.
24:14You think I'm only a child?
24:15I'm not patronising you.
24:17Just think about it, Daniel.
24:18You misunderstood what happened that night.
24:20You read too much into it.
24:23What happened to the dance shouldn't have happened.
24:27Please, try to see it from my point of view.
24:30I have children, responsibilities.
24:33I can't tell you how wretched I feel about others, and I'm not going to run away from what I've
24:38done.
24:39But it was never what you thought, Daniel.
24:42Oh, you've got to understand.
24:44These things do happen sometimes.
24:46They pass.
24:47But it wasn't just something that happened.
24:49I know you feel the same way I do, Elizabeth.
24:51I know you do.
24:52We both felt it, and it won't pass.
24:54Please, concentrate.
24:55You're in terrible, terrible trouble.
24:58Now, since I have to take some of the blame, no, all of the blame for this mess you're in,
25:03I'm going to help you all I can.
25:06I'll go to the guards.
25:08They'll believe me.
25:11The only thing that matters to me is you, Elizabeth.
25:15I'm so sorry, Daniel.
25:20Look, one thing at a time.
25:21You're soaked.
25:22It can't be good for you.
25:24Stay here a minute.
25:25I'll go into the house and get you some clean, dry clothes and a bit of food.
25:29And a blanket.
25:30You can stay here for the night.
25:31Elizabeth, don't go, please.
25:32Just be a minute.
25:33Stay calm.
25:34I'll go to the guards first thing in the morning.
25:39Glad to hear it, Mrs. Scullard.
25:42I apologise if, in watching your house, we alarmed you, Mrs. Scullard.
25:46Would you have to see that from our point of view?
25:49We had to.
25:51It was logical he'd arrive there sooner or later.
25:55It's almost dinner time.
25:57Can we offer you something to eat?
25:58No, thank you.
26:04Now, to go back to your son and his injury.
26:07We've already gone over this.
26:08It happened during a fight.
26:11I'm sure Neely never wanted to.
26:13Rather a violent man, your husband.
26:15He could be at times.
26:18And provoked, for instance.
26:20What do you mean by that?
26:23Look, I came here voluntarily to this police station inspector.
26:27Not to discuss my late husband's personality.
26:31But to tell you that I don't believe that Daniel McCarthy deliberately killed him.
26:36With your respect, I don't believe that was a question I asked you, Mrs. Scullard.
26:40It's what you believe, isn't it?
26:43Look, I admit that the circumstances look bad for Daniel.
26:47But you don't have any actual proof, do you?
26:51Do I not?
26:54Do you?
26:58Tell me, Mrs. Scullard.
27:01Why was he in your yard last night?
27:03I don't like your inference, inspector.
27:07Look, Daniel McCarthy is very young.
27:10He's just a boy.
27:12Exactly.
27:15And I am Neely's widow.
27:19Surely I, of all people, would like to see my husband's killer punished
27:23if I thought it was deliberate murder.
27:27And if, and I say if, that proved to be the case.
27:32And if this murder proved to be young McCarthy,
27:35would you want to see him hanged?
27:54And if, that's true.
28:00Number 10 bit more.
28:21I came to see if you need help with the animals.
28:27Why?
28:30Until you come to a permanent arrangement.
28:35I can start with the milking.
28:39Look, I know about Danny McCarthy being arrested here last night.
28:45I'm sorry that had to happen to you.
28:48On top of all this.
28:50I mean it.
28:53I'm sorry.
28:56Thank you for the offer of help.
28:58I'll pay you, of course.
29:02Of course.
29:08One thing, Mossy.
29:13What you did at the graveyard.
29:16I acted like a Christian in the graveyard, that's all.
29:20I did what anyone in my position would have done.
29:36Here we go.
29:41There we go.
29:47Let's do it.
29:48I did not do it.
29:49There we go.
29:49Let's do it.
29:50Let's do it.
29:53Oh, my God.
29:55Sister.
29:56Sister.
29:59Hello, Francie.
30:03Hello there.
30:05You don't know me.
30:08But I know you.
30:16Oh, my God.
30:19Francie!
30:21Oh, my God.
30:29Good morning.
30:31Good for that.
30:38Mary, come on.
30:40Ryan.
30:43You go on with the others, man.
30:45There won't be a moment.
30:48What is it, Mary?
30:49Look, I can't stop.
30:50The others are waiting.
30:51I just wanted to say, I mean, just because, look, Brian, we can still be friends, can't
30:57we?
30:59I'm sorry.
31:01Don't blame yourself.
31:02I'm sorry.
31:17I'm sorry.
31:24I'm sorry.
31:25I can't believe them, but I'm sorry.
31:25It's a good you're asking us.
31:26I can't believe it.
31:27I'm sorry.
31:27I can't believe it.
31:29I can do it.
31:31I can do it.
31:33I can do it.
31:42for all this don't you just like the rest of them i'm your friend i'll be there beside you in
31:51court
31:51tomorrow and that's all that counts no one understands i understand all right no you don't
32:01you can't how could you no how could i good old tilly joined at the hip to mick harrington since
32:09the flood not always lizzie look i didn't mean oh you meant it all right and i don't blame you
32:17for it
32:20look do you think you're the first woman to fall in love with an unsuitable boy
32:26and don't look so shocked it happens don't you think that if the women of ireland followed what
32:33they really feel in their hearts the whole country crack open
32:37but danny mccarth is only 19 lizzie don't you think i know he's only 19
32:44don't you think that tortures me i don't know what came over me tilly sometimes i think i'm going mad
32:51we're made the way we're made girl
32:55some of us are made differently than others though
32:59i'm sorry tilly i'm really no need
33:08for a while there i really thought i was beginning to manage
33:13i really thought i was in control
33:16you know that that side of things wasn't that important anymore
33:22and that night with george
33:26and then
33:28oh tilly the way daniel looked at me
33:33the way we danced together
33:36i suddenly started to feel like me again
33:40like beth the old no the young beth
33:47that this shadow
33:50that was very selfish of me
33:55and i'm not proud of what i've done
34:00but now i'm hanging
34:03but you've got what have i done
34:05stop talking like that
34:08you're doing the best you can just like us all
34:14it's getting late
34:16i'll see you in the morning
34:24will they hang him
34:28what do you really think
34:30it's in god's hands now
34:32and the jury's
34:35all we can do is pray
34:54good evening elizabeth
34:57i have someone here with me who'd like to have a word
35:01may i introduce a cousin of mine
35:03johnny third sheehan from our groom inwards
35:06evening
35:07how'd you do
35:10i'd go on sir
35:15it's about the stock is it
35:17i don't want to waste your time
35:18i have to tell you that i haven't given much thought
35:20as to whether i'm going to sell or not
35:22but come in sit down
35:23would you have a cup of something maybe
35:26i'm terrible sorry for your trouble now
35:28thank you
35:31i've got glasses
35:59there's no man the lengthened bretter bearer
36:01is such a triumph of cleverality as my cousin mossy brach sheehan
36:06i beg your pardon what has this got to do with cattle
36:09well i'm afraid it's a bit soon ma'am but we're just planting the seed like
36:13the early bird catches the worm
36:15isn't that right missis
36:18now i'll get straight to the point for the hour is late
36:21no parish priest no parish priest has ever had occasion to call on my cousin mossy
36:27no girl's father either oh my god no girl has ever had to take the boat or to be run
36:34pale-faced through the convent gates
36:38mossy suffers from no communicable disease if you get my meaning forget the bad blood between ye
36:46this is a heaven sent opportunity to right the wrong that was done in the ancient times and to rejoin
36:52the lovely land of both your houses
36:55i know it's probably too soon and i apologize for that
36:58i would like you both to leave now
37:01can we have an understanding that we can come back again
37:04now that the ice is broken like
37:06johnny
37:07wait for me outside
37:08no one second heart stone
37:10you both leave now
37:11johnny
37:27i apologize elizabeth
37:29bringing johnny was a mistake
37:32i can see that now
37:34but that's how things are done around here
37:42may i ask him
37:42i ask myself
37:44to marry me
37:47when the time is right
37:50didn't you understand me earlier
37:55land land land where neely was right
38:05i'm not accustomed to begging
38:07but will you at least think about it
38:12please elizabeth
38:17you are clearly stupid
38:20or deaf
38:23how can i put it plainer than i have
38:27and it's mrs scollard to you
38:30believe it or not i have some standards
38:33and i would never marry the likes of you
38:39is that so
38:40the likes of me
38:42you weren't always so particular
38:44miss high and mighty solicitor's daughter
38:46get out there isn't one of us without our achilles heel and yours is men
38:50isn't it
39:19if you marry me
39:21night on the mountain
39:24you saw
39:25you saw
39:26oh my god
39:29he'll get off probably and then you won't have him on your conscience
39:32he'll get off
39:33he'll get off you mean it was an accident like he said
39:35probably
39:37you have to go to barracks now
39:39right away tell them
39:42what
39:44what what what is it
39:45you'll marry me
39:47what
39:48please
39:49please
39:51my god how dare you
39:55you were holding back weren't you
39:57you knew all the time
40:00you're nothing but a
40:04you think
40:04you think i'm not going to go to the police myself
40:07tell them not only about your being there that night but about this
40:11this blackmail
40:12elizabeth let me explain
40:13it's perfectly perfectly clear
40:15you
40:16you peasant thug
40:18i've a good mind to go to the guards right this minute
40:20certainly go to the guards
40:22they know already i was up there
40:24but being up there is not the same as seeing what went on up there is it
40:28who do you think the guards will believe elizabeth
40:31who do you think a jury will believe
40:33after your carry on with danny mccarty in front of everyone
40:37i've heard it said you put the boy up to it
40:38what
40:39that surprises you doesn't it
40:41they say that after nearly half killed your son you had to protect the others
40:46as you so clearly know we're all peasants round here
40:50we understand the primitive
40:52there's nothing as primitive as a mother's love
40:57you are unspeakable
41:00all this for a few months
41:02miserable clods of clay
41:04you don't know what you're talking about
41:06my kin broke their back on what you'd like to call a few clods
41:09oh and now at least we're getting to the truth
41:11and what about the law
41:12you'll be on your own
41:14i'm surprised at you
41:16this isn't a city
41:17i'll find some way
41:18no you won't
41:21haven't you learned anything in the last six years
41:22you're a runner here
41:24you don't know the people you're dealing with
41:28what
41:29i suppose it's not your fault
41:31brought up with silk
41:33it's hard to deal with sex
41:39you know he'll be hanged mossy
41:44can you see him dangling
41:48can you see him dangling
41:49choking
41:50crying for his mother
41:56so you have nothing at all to say
42:01you'll let him be hanged
42:08are you proud of yourself
42:11are you elizabeth
42:15get out
42:17get out
42:19you don't get out immediately
42:21what do you do
42:29are you going to say you saw what happened
42:39if it please your honor
42:40i would like to call
42:41mr morris sheehan to this land
42:54do you swear to tell the truth
42:56the whole truth
42:57and nothing but the truth
42:58so help you god
42:58i do
43:02now mr sheehan
43:03you too were at the dance in castle claw on that fateful night
43:08i saw what happened on the mountain
43:09i beg your pardon
43:11i saw what happened on the mountain that night
43:16your lordship may i approach this witness
43:28the witness
43:29did you know anything about this path
43:30sire
43:43may it please your lordship
43:45this witness now wishes to amend
43:47his sworn statement is this the case mr. Sheen yes your lordship before we come
43:55now exactly to what you now say you saw mr. Sheen would it be fair to ask why
44:02you've waited until now to come forward the dead man and I were not exactly
44:07friendly and I was well known in the district I was afraid I'd be a suspect
44:15so what changed your mind could you enlighten us as to precisely when you
44:20found yourself setting off for Damascus the case this morning looked as if it was
44:27gone very badly I couldn't let the boy be condemned I had to find the courage very
44:34admirable I'm sure now could you tell his lordship and the jury what is your
44:41relationship with the widow of the deceased
44:46mrs. Scullard is my nearest neighbor she has a lot of young children so I'm
44:54helping with her stock till she sorts things out and she pays you for this
44:59so-called help does she not yes she does and your story your current story
45:07conforms with that of the widow and the boy himself is that not so yes is there any
45:14possibility that the sudden conversion that you've now undergone in this matter
45:18might have been the result of coaching what as we've heard from the other
45:22witnesses to the fracas at the dance mrs. Scullard is demonstrably a very
45:28persuasive woman I beg your pardon has anyone at all told you what to say paid
45:36you perhaps absolutely not but you are a paid employee of the deceased's widow are
45:41you not yes I am for the benefit of his lordship and the jury and could you now
45:49describe exactly where you were standing when you witnessed the fight between the
45:54deceased and the accused I came upon it as they were struggling together I was
45:59quite close you know you are under oath mr. Sheehan I know what I saw
46:25her congratulations Daniel you must be delighted thanks Elizabeth it still hasn't sank in yet all of it
46:36your family must be delighted what do you do now we mustn't detain you they're
46:42probably waiting for you across in the pub come on in a minute look that last two
46:47weeks I'd never want to go through anything like that again but I just
46:52wanted to thank you I know you did your best for me Danny come on in a minute I'll be
47:02still in that jail and you knew the whole time God's sake can you think of anybody
47:06but yourself haven't you put mammy and daddy true enough and if I catch you near
47:10that woman's house near any of that family I won't pay the sponsors for my
47:12actions I mean keep out of this I'm warning you mind your own business okay
47:16Brian you haven't heard the last of me mossy Sheehan mark my words
47:34you didn't see it did you
47:39it's a scarlet
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