Paths to Freedom

Season 1

Jeremy and Rats are two very different ex-cons, recently released from Dublin's Mountjoy Prison and agree to be filmed as part of a documentary series following what life is like for former prisoners once they are released.
Where to Watch Season 1
6 Episodes
  • Episode 1
    E1
    Episode 1In the first episode Jeremy is determined to return to the life he once had with his wife, Helen and to putting all his energy into his new book ""Women Inside Out"". Meanwhile, on his first day of freedom, Rats finds that his wife Sharon has left him.
  • Episode 2
    E2
    Episode 2Jeremy experiences an increasing sense of frustration, both with his book and life in general. In the first couple of weeks of freedom Rats found a security job difficult to hold down - and was sacked for being a bit overzealous to say the least, so he finds new employment at a Smiley Burger restaurant.
  • Episode 3
    E3
    Episode 3Rats, Jeremy, Helen and Mrs. Doyle discuss the effects that imprisonment has had on their lives.Jeremy finds it difficult to get his book, Women Inside Out, published and realises he has to explore other avenues while Rats and Tomo head for Belfast.
  • Episode 4
    E4
    Episode 4Rats finally comes face to face with Sharon, who is not exactly overjoyed. Meanwhile, Jeremy faces a Fitness To Practise Committee, and eventually takes refuge in a tent in his back garden.
  • Episode 5
    E5
    Episode 5The first day of shooting Sperm.com's video takes place. Over in Dublin 4, Jeremy is becoming increasingly pre-occupied with proving that the asylum seeker is looking to destroy his life.
  • Episode 6
    E6
    Episode 6It is the final month for both Rats and Jeremy to be under the cameras and Rats is set to take to the stage again with his band. Jeremy has taken up residency at his local golf club on the seventh green.
Cast of Season 1
  • Michael McElhatton
  • Peter McDonald
  • Brendan Coyle
  • Deirdre O'Kane
 
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