Fair City on Thursday: 'How much are you in for?'
He has taken out a high-interest loan from a loan shark and is now feeling the heat.
"How much are you in for?" demands James's mother Emma as Rafferty walks to their table.
"I am not keeping secrets from your father!" she adds.
"Please," begs James as Rafferty eyes his son suspiciously.
Fans can find out what happens next on Thursday on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player at 8:30pm.
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