Mairead books the lads a behaviour therapy session in Dublin so a road trip is arranged.

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After almost getting caught by Sergeant Healy following a disastrous bike theft, Mairead has had enough of Conor and Jock's behaviour and is demanding a change. To try move this along, she has booked a group therapy session for all three of them.

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Life's a rollercoaster when you're having as much fun as Conor & Jock

Life's a breakneck rollercoaster when you're having as much fun as loveable rogues, Conor and Jock. That's OK, because they'd do anything for each other. Any best friend gets that.

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Life's a breakneck rollercoaster when you're having as much fun as these loveable rogues.

Friendship, loyalty, laughter and lots of mischief bring best pals Conor MacSweeney and Jock O'Keeffe into ongoing conflict with their school headmaster, Principal Barry Walsh. Getting caught up in the chaos is Conor's long-suffering mother Mairead.

The lads' friendships with the principal's daughters intensify, leading to a showdown.

Conor and Jock's friendships with Principal Walsh's daughters Linda and Siobhan intensify, causing awkward tension between the lads, the principal and the girls themselves.

The lads persuade the girls to spend a full day with them on a beautiful adventure.

After the disastrous encounter at the Walsh family barbecue, Conor and Jock have one last chance to make Linda and Siobhan fall for them. They suggest to both girls that they should spend one full day with them, all four together.

Important lessons are learned about family connections on a road trip to buy a new fridge.

Conor and his mam Mairead's much-loved fridge, bought by Conor's dad, has finally given up on them. Remembering when the fridge was originally bought in town miles away, Mairead decides that a family bonding session on a road trip.

The lads come up with an ill-advised plan to raise some money to help Mairead out.

Conor and Jock have been instructed to take up unpaid part-time work experience at Mairead's side on the fish stall in the English Market, bringing them up close and personal with life in the real world.

An accidental wild bus ride unexpectedly brings everyone closer together.

Facing a dilemma, Siobhan makes a plan with Linda to meet the lads on a bus. An unexpected intervention by local bully Billy Murphy leads to an accidental wild bus ride around Cork, ultimately bringing everyone closer together.

The impending new arrival has everyone under pressure, with surprising results.

With a new arrival on the way, Jock is getting anxious and Principal Walsh isn't helping. But a challenge to Jock brings about surprising results.

A childhood friend of Jock reappears, igniting jealousy in Conor.

Gavin, a new pupil at school who has some history with Jock, ignites a jealousy in Conor which brings a tense situation to comical heights.

A day trip in memory of Conor's dad and some mysterious cash cause chaos.

A day trip in memory of Conor's dad and the appearance of some mysterious cash cause confusion, with the interference of Billy Murphy creating a perfect storm of mayhem.

A wild money making idea sees Conor, Jock and Mairead buy a chip van.

Conor, Jock and Mairead, always tight on cash, come up with a hare-brained idea to become business owners as they buy a second hand chip van to try make extra money.

Billy Murphy's life is in danger as a former cellmate is released.

Billy Murphy enlists the help of Conor, Jock, and eventually Mairead, to avoid getting killed by a former cellmate of his who has just been released from prison.

An ill-advised weekend break for both families is organised to try calm tensions.

The baby is due and everyone is frustrated with the nonstop arguing of both families, so an ill-advised weekend break for all is organised.

A heist masterminded by Billy turns chaotic when Conor and Jock accidentally involve Star.

Conor and Jock get roped into an amateur heist masterminded by Billy Murphy, but drafting in baby Star causes chaos.

Sgt. Healy finally corners the lads until they enlist the help of exasperated Mairead.

Conor and Jock have managed to con Mairead into getting a free pass for a day to do nothing, but doing nothing usually involves doing something illegal. The lads have spotted the holy grail of bikes in a shop window, two of the best bikes ever.

Conor and Jock are determined to make the debs a great night for the girls.

It's 13 days to the school debs and Conor and Jock haven't yet been invited by the girls', they have been expelled from school after all so it might not be the best idea for them to attend. Linda and Siobhan finally come up trumps.

Jock gets caught up in a row with a tearaway that ends in a challenge to a boxing match.

Healy is back on the scene and is making himself comfortable in Mairead's house, much to Conor and Jock’s amusement and annoyance. There's a commotion in the housing estate, and Conor and Jock discover can-trailers - tearaways from other estates.

The lads decide it's time to move out of home, but an incident with Billy distracts them.

Conor and Jock are getting more independent, and decide that it's time for them to move out of home. Their plan is in its early stages, but they have their sights set on moving to Spain to run a bar as they feel they've outgrown Cork.

The Young Offenders

The Young Offenders

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