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Yes, I recorded it and deleted it after 20 minutes. I think there were some people mumbling in the dark, but I couldn't really tell.

Awful. I managed about 15 minutes...

We only managed 20 minutes too, by which time DH was doing a crossword and I was on GN!

I managed to sit through it - didn't like it. Only watched it because I like Gabriel Byrne. Won't be watching next week. Wish I'd watched BBC2 because Ab Fab was on .

Dreadful, mumbling, too dark and I was not too sure where the plot? was going. Nothing new in the adopted baby theme. There have been much better dramas on the theme. Won't watch again! X

Bit on the dark side and slow paced, but I really got stuck into it and will watch the next ones. Gave it the benefit of the doubt because I'm an In Treatment fan, and Gabriel Byrne is a similar flawed character in this.

I stuck with it- also thought that there was a lot of mumbling and again, very dark at times. It was a bit predictable-there is little else to watch on Sunday.

I tried, I really did, but a predictable plot, boozy Irishmen, dark and gloomy............... GN won hands down!

Nothing against boozy Irishmen, but I'm sure there must be one or two who are sober

Not very impressed by this. The plot was very easy to predict.

Reading all your comments my finger is about to delete the programme. I don't want to waste time watching mumbling. Thanks for saving me time.

I watched because I am a fan of Gabriel Byrne, I certainly guessed where the plot was going. I will watch next week as some series do take time to set the scene and develop the characters.

We thought it was dire. Bailed after 15 minutes.

Gave up after 15 minutes.

I tried too, but too dark and so mumbled. Don'tthink I'll watch it again.

I kept going with it - with the sound on the telly turned right up and still I couldn't make out what they were saying. I nearly fell out of bed when I put the news on the next morning - it was so LOUD

thought it was predictable rubbish, turned it off after 20 mins of trying!As others say, dark as well and lots of mumbling.

I gave up as well it was so badly lit . More stupid directors thinking they are being "cool "How do we campaign for Drama producers to stop putting every thing into deepest gloom.
I really detest it peering at such a dark screen it's miserable to watch.

I loved it this week. Heard every word too!

We missed it last week as we were away so it took me a while to work out who was who. I thought it was a good plot but turned up the volume because of the usual mumbling.

I find it quite relaxing after Happy Valley.

Much better than last week although a bit slow to start. I found it easier to watch switching on the sub titles. Still dark though.

Tried part of the first episode then switched off and have no plans to switch it on again!

It's very atmospheric somehow. It will be completely redeemed next week when a new upcoming young actor joins the cast/story.

I had the subs on as insurance but did n't really need them this time.

I enjoyed the books and watched it on TV for the first time yesterday. I liked it a lot and can't understand the moans about "mumbling". Yes it is dark but Dublin in the 50s was a dark dingy shabby place.