Fair City's Renée stirs it up on Sunday
Renée found out about Mairéad's affair with Dean earlier this year and now has something to share as Mairéad returns to work.
"I'm glad you and Dean managed to stay friendly," says Renée.
"Me too," smiles Mairéad.
"I've seen him with Sharon's sister a few times," Renée continues.
"Ger," says Mairéad.
"Yeah," says Renée. "Be nice if he met someone."
"That'd be great, yeah," agrees Mairéad unconvincingly.
Fans can watch what happens next on Sunday on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player at 8:30pm.
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