‘Send him on his way' cry RTE Fair City viewers as Carol kicks Lorcan out & Mairead speaks openly to Damien
RTE Fair City viewers were all left saying the same thing after Carol sent Lorcan packing after he and Ruby got into a crash.
On tonight's episode, Mairead told Damien she didn't want to move to Cashel.
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Mairead told Damien she wanted to remain in Carrigstown
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She was comforted by Tommy while in hospital
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Lorcan and Ruby stole Victor's cab to attend a concert in Kildare
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And Lorcan tried to convince Ruby to borrow Victor's cab so they could attend a gig in Kildare.
The promise of saving money convinced Paul to hand over his books to J. J's accountant.
Certain she wouldn't get caught, Ruby was persuaded to take Victor's cab.
However, she was horrified after she backed his cab into a lamppost.
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Feeling guilty for persuading her to take the cab, Lorcan convinced Ruby to let him take the blame for the accident.
However, he wasn't planning on footing the bill - and Carol was furious when she was left to pay for the damage Ruby caused to Victor's cab.
Enraged by their antics, Victor forbade Ruby from seeing Lorcan, also at the end of her tether, Carol decided to send Lorcan packing.
RTE Fair City viewers raced to social media to react to Lorcan and Ruby attempting to steal Victor's cab.
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One viewer remarked: "Crashed after literally 4 seconds. What's wrong with Dublin Bus?"
Ciara tweeted: "Thelma and Louise are about to take off, well they back into a skip that's about as far as they get."
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Sinead said: "Yeeeeeeeeeew Carol send him on his way."
Another viewer joked: "I have hit worse to be fair."
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Elsewhere on the show, Mairead was troubled over Dean's lack of a response but tried to hide it from Damien.
While, Tommy advised Mairead to consider her options very carefully and Damien was grateful for Dean and Tommy's support while he prepared for Mairead to be discharged from hospital.
AFFAIR CITY
Ahead of her release, Mairead told Damien she wants to stay in Carrigstown.
But secretly she and Dean wanted to try to figure out what the future could look like for them.
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Meanwhile, Melanie tried to glean information on Darrell Kenny, but Joan refused to break confidentiality.
And Maxine's cosy dinner plans were derailed when Sash was called into work last minute, forcing her to babysit Olivia.
COLD CASE
While Melanie fretted over the possibility of being implicated if Darrell was forced to give up his client list, Jess enjoyed making her squirm.
She continued to antagonise Melanie by tapping her for info on Darren's case.
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An opportunistic Nikki landed Maxine with the responsibility of minding her kids for the evening.
DONE DINNER
While in Maxine's care, Kim and Darren enjoyed testing the limits with their novice babysitter Maxine.
Later, Jess has her suspicions confirmed after she tactfully probed Alex for more information on Melanie's exam results.
With their dinner plans scuppered, a resilient Sash sent Nikki and her kids packing, so she and Melanie can spend an evening together.
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A desperate Melanie was put on a final warning by Joan, who caught her trying to peek at the case files.
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