Series

Pure Mule

2005 · 2 seasons · 8 episodes · Ended · RTÉ2

Drama, Comedy

TMDB 9.0 · 1 votes

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Multiple award winning drama series written by Eugene O'Brien, produced by David Collins, Ed Guiney and Peter Norris, and directed by Declan Recks and Charlie McCarthy. Pure Mule is set in modern rural Ireland, in a midlands market town. Each of the six episodes of the original series (which first aired on RTE in 2005) focuses in on one particular character from Friday evening to Monday morning.

Episodes

  • S01E01Shamie2005-09-0651m

    Shamie is a shy and sensitive 25-year-old who shares a room with his brother Scobie.

  • S01E02Kevin2005-09-1351m

    Kevin is about to marry his long-term girlfriend Ann. Can he overcome his pre-wedding jitters?

  • S01E03Scobie2005-09-2051m

    Mrs. Donohoe realises why her son’s aren’t talking when she is congratulated at the bridge club for having a 25 year-old son who’s still a virgin.

  • S01E04Therese2005-09-2751m

    Therese’s father Billy picks her up from work at the shop and they head home to the farm. He’s surprised that she’s not in a rush to finish dinner but she tells him that she’s not speaking to Bomber and she’s staying in. He ribs her about their tiffs and wonders what chocolates he’ll bring as a peace offering. This stings her and she tells him that it’s a serious fight and she’s angry that he won’t name the wedding day. Billy urges her not to rush it, which provokes her even more and she walks out.

  • S01E05Deirdre2005-10-0451m

    It’s Deirdre and Eamon’s twelfth wedding anniversary. Deirdre heads to McKeons for a drink with Ann before her planned dinner with Eamonn. Scobie tells her he wants to hook up with her over the weekend, but she’s not having any of it.

  • S01E06Jennifer2005-10-1151m

    Jennifer brings Molly shopping in town. Things are going well and she’s pleased that her Mother is in good form. They’re interrupted by Fidelma and Majella who start slagging Jennifer telling her that Alzheimer’s is hereditary.

Cast