RTE Fair City viewers all cry same thing as Mairead and Dean continue their affair & James' money troubles deepen
On tonight's episode, Emma's concern for James grew as she saw his condition after the assault.
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Mairead and Dean continued their secret affair
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Emma's concern for James grew tonight
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Mairead and Dean grew closer, but she felt the pressure when Dean admitted he wouldn't wait forever for her to leave Damien.
Ellie cringed when Renee attempted to chastise her for her casual hook-up.
And despite Mairead and Holly cautioning Renee not to get involved, she continued to probe.
But, when Renee goes too far by buying condoms for Ellie, the pair agree to avoid the topic of Ellie's sex life from now on.
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RTE viewers raced to social media to share their thoughts on all of tonight's drama.
Thomas said: "Dean must be all hands that Mairead's badge fell off."
Ciara joked: "The auld passion sent Mairead's badge arseways."
Another fan added: "Rennie didn't notice Mairead taking a break with old Deano."
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Elsewhere on the show, James hid his injuries from the recent attack, but Emma grew concerned at his noticeable immobility.
And when Rafferty was short with James, Emma insisted he should go easier on him.
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James confronts Ger for not protecting him from the lender, but Ger made it clear that his problems are far from over.
And when Emma discovered that James' debt was more dangerous than she realised, she confronted him, and he reluctantly revealed his bruising.
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But, Emma insisted they would find the money to settle the debt, however Rafferty was incensed and refused to help.
Unsure of where to go next and feeling hopeless, Emma turned to Detective Buckley for advice.
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Orla and Dolores struggled to find a replacement manager for the garage.
Meanwhile, Doug was reluctant to get involved between Pete and Ray's fight, but continued to doubt his own abilities as the new sales manager.
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And when Doug got flustered on another sale, Ray noticed him struggling and advised him to stop imitating Pete's selling style and be himself.
But, Pete began to feel guilty when Dolores and Erica discussed the stress that Doug and the garage are under.
So, Dolores set up a meeting to try mend things between Pete and Ray, but neither was ready to compromise.
Frustrated by their lack of compromise, Dolores decided it was time for Orla to step up.
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