Season 1 finale. As an angry Jimmy O'Linn picks up his son Scotus from jail, after his dalliance with the mysterious Siofra in the Otherworld, Scotus hears a haunting tale from his father that will change his world forever.

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In the penultimate episode of Season 1, Scotus makes an effort to travel to the Otherworld of the Daoine Sidhe, to their dwelling called a Sifra, to rescue Ashling O'Connor by following the words of Lady Jane Wilde: "If you walk nine times around  a fairy rath at the full of the moon, you will find the entrance to the Sifra."

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As the the Dáil (Irish Parliament) breaks for summer, the much maligned Scotus O'Linn - after giving a speech denying the existence of vampires - finds a secret trapdoor that brings him to a magical underground world beneath Dublin City.

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This episode goes back in time. Scotus O'Linn and Ashling O'Connor in happier times, when his best friend Seamus Harrington offers him some advice on how to win the girl of his dreams.

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As Scotus drives to Dublin for an urgent meeting with The Taoiseach, he has an unfortunate encounter with MJ McGovern. The truth dawns that something bad has happened to Ashling O'Connor.

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Ashling O'Connor, falls in and out of consciousness, as she is transported to a strange world, while remembering a terrifying figure from her past.

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With vampire incidents starting to increase, Scotus realises he needs to invest in a good crucifix and revisit the Castle of Lord Drochshuil. This episodes also examines the relationship between Irish fairy lore and vampirism, particular the legends of the ancient Irish fairy race: the Daoine Sidhe.

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A young American man, part of a tour bus visiting the small town in Ireland where The Quiet Man movie was made, has a terrifying encounter in an old abbey graveyard.

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Scotus puts the vampire encounter in Dublin down to a bad hallucination. He heads down to his home constituency in the West of Ireland to meet and hear the concerns of the local voters. He has a disturbing encounter with his friend Jack Mulligan, and an even more disturbing one when he gets home to his lonely house.

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As the bulldozers of Scotus O'Linn's nemesis, Michael James McGovern Construction, begin to raze the ancient ringforts of Rathcroghan, strange things start to happen in Ashling O'Connor's house.

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