Bannan - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
Despite Pàdruig's return to Camus, Sarah Jane is determined to put the past behind her. However, this is challenged when he visits the house with Cailean. This forces her to reveal to Màiri the real reason she's kept this dark secret to herself for so long. Donneil also resents Pàdruig's return to the island, but a parting gift from Nebhada puts a smile back on his face and enables the Trust to finally buy the land. With their debts paid, Donna and Finlay are hopeful that their financial problems are over, but it transpires that they've only just begun. Iain isn't prepared to forgive Anndra after their dispute, and his first date with Ciorstaidh doesn't quite go to plan. Tormod helps Iseabail move from the city to the island, and Peigi leaves Camus for a short while to care for her ageing sister.
Episode 2
Isla hates life in Camus and a row with Sarah Jane gives her the excuse to return to her mother. There she discovers a truth which turns her world upside down. Finlay's work and personal life is in tatters as Donneil discovers his deceit and Donna struggles to cope with the shame and burden. Alasdair finds Iseabail a new home to prove to Màiri that she and Anna are his priority, until someone else appears on their doorstep, looking to stay! And Ceitidh's ingenuity brings Iain and Anndra back together.
Episode 3
Sarah Jane is forced to reveal the awful truth about her past to Cailean, but as the situation unravels, their world falls apart and Isla overhears more about her family from Màiri. Tormod confides in Iseabail about his love for his late wife and Anndra shares his true feelings with Iain. Donna disappears and Finlay desperately searches for her all around Camus.
Episode 4
Finlay's condition is critical and Iain desperately searches for Donna. Màiri and Alasdair are worried about Anna and land in hospital too. Pàdruig calls round at the end of the day, but it isn't a social call. Sarah Jane believes she's lost Isla forever, but Cailean returns to her side. Iain and Ciorstaidh take their relationship to the next level and Donneil realises that he's running out of options to replace the money Finlay stole from the Trust.
Episode 5
Màiri and Alasdair, Sarah Jane and Cailean confront Pàdruig and run him out of town. Finlay and Donna are reunited, and Finlay gets out of hospital - but the money is still missing and Donneil is rapidly running out of options before the press conference deadline. At the eleventh hour, a mystery guest saves the day with a cheque that allows the trust to finally buy the land. The Camus community celebrate and all is as it should be - but for how long?
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